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Mattress Topper

A mattress topper is a thin layer of material that sits on the top of the bed. It can improve the feel of an old, sagging mattress or add cushioning to a firm mattress.

It can also help keep your bed tidy by acting as a barrier to allergens such as dust mites or pet dander.

Thickness

A mattress topper is made of latex, foam or fibers layered on top of your existing mattress. They are available in different thicknesses and the one that is right for you can alter how your bed feels -- from cooler to warmer, or firmer to softer -according to the requirements of your sleeping comfort. They also can protect your mattress from staining and sagging as time passes.

A mattress topper is an inexpensive and effective solution for mattresses that feel worn or you wish to soften it. It can also resolve other sleeping problems like difficulty falling asleep or waking with body aches. In fact the mattress topper is usually cheaper than a new mattress, even when it's made of high-quality materials.

This topper is ideal for those who require additional support in the middle of their body or have heavier sleepers. It's an excellent option for those who have a mattress with a pocket spring. This topper has a fabric skirt that can be used as an fitted sheet for bed. It is easy to remove for washing.

Many mattress owners complain that their mattresses are too hard or soft. While it's possible to buy a new mattress, it's an expensive option and there's a good chance you'll face the same issue with a different type of mattress toppers latex. If that's the case, a thick mattress topper is the best solution.

This 2-inch mattress topper is the perfect thickness for the majority of people. It will give a softer feel to mattresses and make it easier to get into and out of bed. It is suitable for hybrid mattresses, memory foam and sagging mattress.

The Avocado Organic latex mattress topper is a fantastic alternative for those looking to upgrade their bed without spending a lot of money. It is made of high-quality and durable latex, and surrounded by a luxuriously soft organic cotton cover. The topper is sized to fit any bed and has elastic straps to keep it in place like fitted sheet. It is also certified to the Responsible Down Standard by the Global Down and Feather Association.

Materials

A small single mattress topper topper can be constructed from a range of materials. The purchasers can pick the one that is best suited to their preferences and needs. For example, some shoppers might be interested in a memory foam pillow, whereas others may prefer a natural latex or down alternative.

A memory foam topper provides a hefty layer of comfort and can help relieve pressure points. It is a good option for side or back sleepers, and can ease pains from an old mattress. Additionally a memory foam mattress can help reduce the risk of sagging and deep impressions over time.

Some memory foam toppers are available in two levels of firmness including Luxury Firm and Plush. The latter is best for those who prefer a classic feel. This topper by Nolah is available in a range of sizes. It also comes with straps that go around the edges of the mattress, allowing it to be held it in place.

Many people choose the Puffy mattress topper due to its high-density, high-quality foam. It has a skirt that wraps around the bed, similar to a fitted sheet, and can be used with mattresses up to 15 inches tall. It's also designed to prevent sliding and sliding, which could be a problem for some mattress toppers.

Other toppers are filled with feathers and down to provide the soft, cushion-like feel. For instance the Brooklinen down mattress topper comes with a top layer of premium natural European white duck down and an under layer of feathers that are sourced from the underbelly of the bird (rather than the quills) for a softer feel.

You can use a mattress pad, protector or encasement with a topper in order to safeguard and enhance comfort. Mattress protectors are a thin layer that fits over the mattress to keep moisture, bacteria, and dust mites from the mattress. It can also provide some cushioning however it's not designed to be as comfortable as a mattress topper.

Comfort

Unlike mattress protectors, which protect the mattress's surface from spills and accidents, the toppers are designed to add extra cushioning to provide the comfort of. Mattress toppers come in a variety of materials and thicknesses that range from 1 to 4 inch thick. They are best suited for older mattresses that have lost their comfort layers or on mattresses that are firm to make them feel soft and more comfortable.

The Puffy 2ft 6 mattress topper top uses a combination of materials to create an hybrid that offers the benefits of both down and memory foam pillows. The memory foam layer is filled with gel that reduces the retention of heat for better sleep in warm weather, while the down-like fiberfill layer provides warmth and softness. The topper is secured with wide elastic straps that run around the corners. This stops it from shifting during the night as you move.

A majority of our test-dwellers stated that the Puffy mattress topper was a great deal and that it significantly transformed the feel and appearance of their old mattresses. They also loved the pillowy softness and height which made it much easier to find a comfy sleep position. One test participant said they experienced less hip and back pain, and the next morning, they felt less stiff.

The Nolah Mattress Topper is another option for those who need some cushioning. It is made of AirFoam, and it contours to the body, much like memory foam. This 2 inch thick topper relieves pressure along the spine.

A third option for those that want to increase the comfort of their bed without spending several hundred dollars is the Amerisleep Comfort Lift Mattress Topper. This mattress topper costs less than the majority of other options we examined and is also available in Alaskan King sizes for couples who share an extra bed. The topper uses Amerisleep's proprietary HIVE technology that distributes comfort evenly, so you can sleep in a variety of positions without feeling uncomfortable.

No matter which topper you choose, it's important to read the company's return and warranty policies prior to making a purchase. Some mattress manufacturers offer the option of a trial period of 100 nights on their mattresses, but not on their toppers. Other companies have different return policies depending on the type of product.

Storage

A mattress topper can be a great way of extending the life span of an existing mattress. It can also provide extra comfort and support. It can also in preventing sagging and softening over time. However, a mattress topper could lose its shape or become damp if it isn't properly stored. It is best to store a mattress topper in a temperature-controlled area such as a storage unit. This will stop the growth of mildew and mold which can damage your mattress topper made of foam. A storage unit will also keep your mattress topper cool and dry and prevent the growth of harmful bacteria in warm and humid regions.

Before storing your mattress topper remove it from all bedding. This will ensure that it is as clean as possible and helps to prevent dust mites from settling on the cushion. You might also want to spot-clean any stains on the topper. If the spots on the topper are not cleaned then the odors may grow and affect your sleep.

Use the storage bag that came with your mattress topper for the best protection. Alternatively, you can make use of a large vacuum or plastic storage bag. Make sure the size of the bag is adequate for your mattress topper. If it isn't it, apply duct tape to create a tight seal. A plastic or vacuum-sealed storage bag can cut down on your mattress topper's bulk and make it easier to store and transport.

You can also store your mattress topper in a linen closet or in another clean, dry place in your home. Do not store your mattress topper in moist areas like basements or attics, because they can be a breeding ground for moisture, which could cause the topper to develop mold and mildew. If your topper is exposed to humid conditions for prolonged durations it may not be able to return to its original form or provide the appropriate support and comfort you expect from it.

Your mattress topper could last for a long time if you take care of it properly. However, you should consider replacing it within three to five years if it is beginning to degrade or lose its shape.