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Reddit mentions of CRESNEL Mattress Bag for Moving & Long-Term Storage - Queen Size - Enhanced Mattress Protection with 5 mil Super Thick Tear & Puncture Resistance Polyethylene
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The Original Cresnel Brand Super Thick Mattress Bag - 2X thicker and stronger than competitors. Highly tear and puncture resistance against rough handling during house moving process.Size: 60x14x104 inches. Easily cover all QUEEN variations including XL and pillow-top up to 14” thick. Unlike competitor flat 2D bag, our Cresnel bag open into real 3D shaped customized to fit your mattress snugly.Extra length at 104” allows complete envelopment of whole mattress with overlapping end flap. It can then be sealed tight with packaging tape to keep out dust, moisture and bed bugs.Slightly shaded layer help prevent neighbor and others from seeing the stains on your mattress. Save you from the embarrassment.Newly Improved 2020 Design – No vent holes. Excellent for long term storage, keep your mattress in the condition as before. Fully contained no vent hole bag is required by many local regulations for the disposal of bugs infested mattress.
Specs:
| Color | Clear |
| Height | 13.99999998572 Inches |
| Length | 103.99999989392 Inches |
| Size | Queen |
| Weight | 1.72 Pounds |
| Width | 59.9999999388 Inches |
A very good lawyer once gave me some profound advice (as it turns out it was about my sister whose husband had suddenly died at the age of 34):
> Don't make other people's problems your problems.
Here's why that's so profound. Look, you're going to have your own problems in your own life. Don't take on other peoples too (that's what psychologists are for). Be supportive. Listen and comfort. But don't own their problems. I remember him (the lawyer) talking about how he would encounter clients who couldn't afford rent or $2,500 bail. Amounts he could've easily paid for them, and never (NEVER) missed the money. But the reasoning for NOT helping them was simple. If you're constantly helping them, they'll never learn to take care of their own shit.
In this case, you're 100% correct. Your parents are enabling her shit (by letting her move in / getting involved).
To that effect there's an old saying, "If you help a friend in need they'll remember you ...
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the next time they're in need."
Truth.
So here's my advice. Stay out of it. Stay way ... The. Fuck. Out. Of. It. Be supportive of your sister. But don't offer financial support. And definitely don't talk to (or offer to) talk to Molly or her family. Tell your sister to find a lawyer if she has to. Also, they make plastic sheet covers that are cheap and your sister should buy a couple (one for home and one for travel) - Link to Amazon Here My daughter had a similar issue way into her teens. We used one at home and at she had one to use at her best friend's house (their family knew) when she stayed the night. It's a decent Christmas gift idea.
Cheers and good luck.