You only need a plastic mattress protector if you plan on wetting the bed, silly.
A mattress pad is a little extra cushiony thing.
You only need a plastic mattress protector if you plan on wetting the bed, silly.
You only need a plastic mattress protector if you plan on wetting the bed, silly.
Yep, something like what you found is good. The new protectors are breathable, but don't let moisture or skin cells pass through. With the new ones, you shouldn't feel it on the bed. The two reasons you should have one are, a) it will keep mites out of your mattress because they won't have any skin to eat, and b) if you spill on your mattress without a protector to save it, then you could void your warranty.Great...now y'all are scaring me into getting SOMETHING to protect my mattress..even though I've never had anything like that before. I guess you're right though, it kinda makes sense. Is a mattress protector just one of those plastic bags that goes around the mattress (they sell them at Target I think)....
Something like : Mattress Protector?
I feel like for a price of a mattress protector, I should just buy a pad and stick it in the bed--it'll do what you said, like absorb stuff so my bed doesn't get all gross?
Thanks for the Sears recommendation btw!
Ikea stopped making the desk I had my heart set on for the past year. I has a major sad.
I briefly "looked inside" the book you linked to see if I could understand anything....nope! Although there was a section about "good circuits" and "bad circuits". Sounds simple enough .
(it's happened I swear!).
But, no, I can't see them being useful as references for med school-level classes...I'm going to pre-buy the review books I often hear mentioned in allo and use those as references.
The thing I liked earlier is a mattress pad, silly! That thing you linked is a mattress pad, too, but note that it says waterproof and has a mom with her kids on it? It's for bedwetters.
That said, I'm debating getting one that's waterproof in case my water breaks while I'm sleeping or something, even though most of the time that does NOT happen at the onset of labor.
Glad to see I'm not the only one clinging onto books I'm clearly not going to use during Med school.
I completely understand the sentimental value though. My books are pretty nerdy but they're like my bibles. I actually keep both volumes in my car in case someone asks a question they can answer and I gotta whip 'em out
Why doesn't someone put a list together for Trio!! Like this:
1. Fitted sheet +flat sheet + pillow cases (should come in set together)
2. Mattress pad (just for extra cushion and some protection)
3. Duvet cover only (don't need the shams)
4. ???
5. Profit
I'm assuming you've got a duvet already and don't want additional blankets or comforter.
My plan was to not take them with me--just try to reread quickly through some of them over the summer so that I'm sort of "in the zone" for biochem and such. It takes me a while to get in the swing of things once school starts again after a summer break...or a gap year of work...But obviously that plan lasted about 5 seconds and I have read like 1 page so far
My goal was to just review musculoskeletal anatomy but I think I looked at 2 muscles somewhere in the head/neck area and can't remember which muscles those were to save my life! I'm sure we'll do fine without pre-studying. I was just being stubborn and overly ambitious.
I know. Spending money has become really draining. You can always buy some really cheap Satin sheets (was gonna post it half joking but it actually got a decent rating).
I wanted to link it but don't know how to hide a link with text
Edit: Thanks, Sun!
Or you can type the word(s) you want to turn into a hyperlink, highlight those, then click the "insert link" button
I loved the anatomy class I took, but it did focus on bone features and muscles with innervations and stuff. Apparently my school condenses the musculoskeletal system to a super short period of time... if I didn't already pretty much know that stuff from that class, I'd be seriously panicking.
All this talk is making me stress about having enough cash to buy all the stuff for my apartment
Regarding pillows, I recently bought 2 memory foam cluster pillows, and they are awesome. I highly recommend them. I got mine at costco, 2 pillows for $29.
My sister got me one for Christmas. Haven't opened it yet, but maybe I should once I quit my job!
All this talk is making me stress about having enough cash to buy all the stuff for my apartment
Haha, I was just talking about for my school! My school matches anatomy roughly to the lecture schedule, and there's a lot more to talk about for the digestive system than musculoskeletal, but there's so much fat and gunk to remove from the muscles in that short block of time while still learning all those names that sound the same. Ignore me, you're gonna do juuust fine SunI un-feel better now
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