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Q: Do I need to rotate my mattress?

A: Yes, rotating a mattress will reduce the rate at which indentations and sagging occur.

Q: How do I rotate my mattress?

A: There are several possible methods, but this is one of the easiest: Rotate the mattress clockwise ¼ turn, raise it on its side with the top facing the headboard, and lower it on the opposite side. Finish with another counterclockwise ¼ turn.

Q: How often should I rotate my mattress?

A: A mattress should ideally be rotated once a month.

Q: What size bed should I get?

A: While there is no definitive answer, get the biggest size your bedroom and budget allows.

Q: How long does a mattress last?

A: On average, a mattress will last 8-10 years before needing to be replaced.

Q: How can I tell if I need a new mattress?

A: First there are physical indicators: there are visible sags and "valleys", the bed creaks, coils can be felt/are visible and there are rip and tears in the mattress surface or seams. Then there are body symptoms: back, joint and muscle pain, not feeling refreshed following a night's sleep, feeling tired/drowsy throughout the day, and poor concentration.

Q: What's the difference between latex foam and memory foam?

A: Latex is natural and memory foam is synthetic; memory foam is temperature-sensitive, while latex foam is not; lastly memory foam is denser (heavier) than latex foam.

Q: What is the difference between a comforter and a duvet?

A: A comforter is constructed using many types of filling and ticking materials (cotton, polyester, wool, satin, velvet, etc.); a duvet is primarily filled with down or feathers with a ticking of 100% cotton.

Q: Do I need a foundation for my bed?

A: A foundation is not a necessity; platform beds and futons do not use them. However, many mattresses are designed to work in tandem with a foundation to absorb and evenly distribute body weight. With many mattresses, its comfort, support, and durability are enhanced by the use of its foundation counterpart.

Q: What is the most important feature in a mattress: comfort, support, or firmness?

A: Although all are important, support has the most impact on comfort and firmness. A mattress of poor support leads to improper distribution and stability of body weight. As a result, the correct resistance is not applied (firmness) and the body cannot achieve its ideal alignment, causing discomfort.

Q: What is OEKO-TEX Certification?

A: OEKO-TEX certification is to ensure that it is entirely free from harmful chemicals and safe for human use.

Q: What are Polypropylene Fibers?

A: Polypropylene Fibers are synthetic and specifically machine-made for boosted beauty, resilience, and comfort to imitate wool; can stand acute weather; anti-static, fire-retardant, mothproof, hydrophobic, stain, mildew and fade resistant.

Q: What are mattress dimensions?

A: See chart below




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