Hotel Mattress Pads Bulk Supply - QL Textiles

For most properties, change and wash the pad on a set schedule, plus immediately after any spill or visible soil. High turnover rooms often run a tighter cycle than extended stay units. The right cadence depends on occupancy, guest mix, and whether you use a separate waterproof protector under the pad.

Most quilted pads do best with warm washing and moderate chemistry. The biggest risk is high dryer heat, which can shrink fabrics, weaken elastic, and distort quilting. Use the care label as the ceiling, and standardize washer and dryer settings across properties to keep results consistent.

Yes in most cases. Chlorine bleach and harsh oxidizers can break down fibers, discolor shells, and shorten service life. If you need whitening control, many laundry programs switch to lower impact chemistry and focus on rinse quality rather than pushing aggressive doses.

A typical mattress pad mainly adds light cushioning and a cleaner sleep surface. It may absorb small moisture but it is not a true barrier unless it has a waterproof backing. If you need reliable spill protection, pair a pad with a waterproof protector, or choose a pad that is explicitly waterproof rated.

Commercial use pads are built for frequent cycles and fast room turns, but specs matter. Look for stable quilting, consistent GSM, secure fit, and wash durability claims. For healthcare or allergy sensitive rooms, confirm any barrier, antimicrobial treatment, or documentation requirements up front.

Yes. Typical options include custom dimensions, deeper skirts, corner straps, different shell fabrics, different fill weights, quilting patterns, and private label packaging. The more you customize, the more it helps to lock a written spec sheet with tolerances for size, weight, and quilting density.