Mattress Topper
A mattress topper is an extra thin layer of material that sits on the top of the bed. It can help improve the feel of an old, sagging mattress or add extra cushioning to a firm mattress.
It also helps keep your bed clean by creating a barrier against allergens, such as dust mites and pet Dander.
Thickness
A mattress topper is made of latex, foam or fibers that are placed on top of your current mattress. They come in a variety of thicknesses, and the right one can change how your mattress feels from warmer to cooler or firmer to softer -depending on the requirements of your sleep comfort. They also keep your mattress free of staining and sagging with time.
A mattress topper is a cheap and efficient way to soften your mattress if it feels worn-out or if you want to soften your mattress. It can also help with other sleep issues such as difficulty falling asleep or waking with body pains. In fact the mattress topper is often cheaper than a new mattress, even when it's constructed with high-quality materials.
This topper is recommended for those who require extra support in the middle of their body or are heavier sleepers. It's also a good option for those who have a pocket spring mattress. The skirt made of fabric on this topper fits like a fitted sheet and can be easily removed for washing.
Many mattress owners complain that their mattresses are too soft or hard. It is possible to buy an entirely new mattress, but it could be costly and you might experience the same issue on another mattress. If that's the case are experiencing this, a thick mattress will be the best solution.
This 2-inch topper is the ideal thickness for the majority of people. It will soften any mattress making it easier to get into and out of bed. It is suitable for memory foam, hybrid units and mattresses that are sagging.
The Avocado Organic latex mattress topper is a great option for those who are looking to upgrade their bed without spending a lot of money. The top is made of strong and supple organic latex and surrounded by an organic cotton cover that is incredibly soft. The topper is sized to fit most beds. It has elastic straps to hold it to the bed like an fitted sheet. The Global Down and Feather Association has also certified it to the Responsible Down Standard.
Materials
A mattress topper is made from a wide variety of materials. This means that buyers can find one that best fits their individual preferences and meets their individual sleeping needs. Some consumers may opt for a memory foam topper, while others may prefer natural latex or a down choice.
A memory foam mattress provides a thick layer of comfort and can alleviate pressure points. It is a good option for back or side sleepers and can help relieve aches from an old mattress. In addition the use of a memory foam topper can reduce the risk of deep impressions and sagging over time.
Some memory foam toppers are available in two different levels of firmness that are: Luxury Firm and Plush. The latter is ideal for those who prefer a traditional feel. This topper from Nolah is available in a range of sizes and features straps that wrap around the edges of the mattress, allowing it to be held it securely in place.
Many people opt for the Puffy mattress topper due its high-density, high-quality foam. It features a skirt that covers the entire bed, much like a fitted sheet. It can be used with mattresses as tall as 15 inches. It is also designed to prevent slipping, which can happen with the mattress toppers.
Other toppers are filled with a blend of feathers and down for a plush, pillow-top feel. The Brooklinen down topper, for example is comprised of a top layer that is all-natural European White Duck down, and a base of feathers sourced from the underbelly (rather than quills) of the bird. This gives it a softer feeling.
A mattress pad, protector or encasement may be used in conjunction with a mattress topper in order to protect it and provide an additional level of comfort. A mattress protector is an extra thin layer that protects the mattress from moisture, bacteria, and dust mites away from the mattress. It can add a little cushioning but is not meant to be as comfortable a mattress topper.
Comfort
In contrast to mattress protectors, which protect the mattress's surface from accidents and spills toppers are designed to add extra cushioning to provide the comfort of. Mattress toppers are available in different materials and thicknesses, ranging from 1 to 4 inches in thickness. They're best used on older mattresses that have lost their comfort layers or on mattresses that are firm to make them feel more soft and more comfortable.
The Puffy Mattress topper uses a combination of materials to create a hybrid topper that has the advantages of both down and memory foam. The memory foam layer contains gel that can reduce the absorption of heat, allowing for better sleep during hot weather. The down-like fiberfill provides warmth and softness. The topper is secured with wide elastic straps that run around the corners. This stops it from moving during the night as you move.
Many of our test-dwellers stated that the Puffy Mattress topper was a fantastic value that drastically transformed the appearance and feel of their old mattresses. The softness of the mattress made it easy to find the right sleeping position. One tester even remarked that their back pain and hip pain had lessened, and they didn't get up so stiff as they did in the past.
Another option for people that need a bit more cushioning than their current mattress is the Nolah Mattress Topper, which is made of AirFoam and molds to your body like memory foam. The mattress topper is 2 inches thick and some users have reported that it eases pressure buildup along the spine.
Another alternative for those who want to increase the comfort of their bed without spending a few hundred dollars is the Amerisleep Comfort Lift Mattress Topper. This mattress topper is a bit cheaper than the majority of the ones we look at and is also available in the Alaskan King size for couples sharing an extra bed. The Amerisleep HIVE technology is able to distribute comfort evenly so that you can sleep in different positions without feeling uncomfortable.
Before purchasing a product ensure that you have go over the warranty of the company and return policy. Some mattress companies offer an initial trial of 100 nights for their mattresses, but not for their toppers. Other companies have different policies for returns based on the kind of product.
Stores
A mattress topper can be an excellent way to extend the life span of an existing mattress, and it can also give you extra comfort and support. It also helps to prevent the mattress from sagging or becoming soft with age. However, a topper can lose its shape or turn mouldy if not properly stored. Keep your mattress topper in a temperature controlled space, like an apex storage unit. This will stop the growth of mildew and mold and causing damage to your mattress topper made of foam. A storage unit can keep your mattress topper dry and cool to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria in humid and warm areas.
Before storing memory foam mattress toppers remove it from all bedding. This will ensure that it is as clean as it can be and also helps stop dust mites from getting in the cushion. It is also advisable to wash any stains off the topper. If the staining on the topper is not removed, the odors can increase and disrupt your sleep.
Use the storage bag that came with your mattress for the best protection. You can also use a large plastic or vacuum-sealed storage container. Make sure you select a bag that is appropriate for your mattress topper. If it isn't the dimensions, you can use duct tape around the edges to form a tight seal. A vacuum-sealed plastic or plastic storage bag can reduce your mattress topper's bulk and make it easier to store and transport.
You can also put your mattress topper in a spare linen closet or in another dry, clean space within your home. Avoid storing your topper in moist areas like basements or attics, since they can be breeding grounds for moisture, which could cause the mattress topper in the development of mildew and mold. If your topper is exposed damp conditions for extended durations it may not be able to be able to return to its original shape or provide the proper support and comfort you need from it.
If you take care of your mattress it will last for many years. If you notice it starting to deteriorate or losing its shape, you may consider replacing it after three to five years.