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Mattress Topper A mattress topper is an extremely thin layer that sits over your mattress. It can to improve the comfort of an old, sagging bed or provide additional cushioning to a firm mattress. It can also help keep your bed hygienic by creating a barrier against allergens, such as dust mites and pet dust. Thickness A mattress topper is made of foam, latex or fibers layered on top of your current mattress. They are available in different thicknesses and can alter the feel of your bed from warmer to cooler to firmer or softer, based on your preferences. They also can protect your mattress from stains and sagging with time. A mattress topper is an affordable and effective way to soften your mattress when it feels worn or if you wish to soften your mattress. It can also help with other issues with sleep, such as difficulty falling asleep or waking up with body pains. Even if it is made of high-quality materials, a mattress topper is often cheaper than a brand-new mattress. This mattress is a good option for those who require extra support in the middle of their bodies or have heavier sleepers. It's also a good option for those who have a pocket spring mattress. The skirt of this topper fits like a fitted sheet, and can be easily removed for washing. Many mattress owners complain that their mattresses are too hard or soft. It is possible to purchase a new mattress but it can be expensive and you may still experience the same issue on a different mattress. If you're in this type of situation then a thick mattress topper is the best solution. This 2-inch topper is the ideal thickness for most people. It can soften any mattress, making it easier to get into and out of bed. You can use it on memory foam, hybrid units and sagging mattresses. The Avocado Organic latex mattress topper is a fantastic option for those who are looking to upgrade their beds without spending a lot of money. The top is made of durable and durable organic latex and is surrounded by an organic cotton cover that is incredibly soft. The topper is made to fit on most beds and has elastic straps that hold it in place, much like a fitted sheet. It is also certified to the Responsible Down Standard by the Global Down and Feather Association. Materials A mattress topper is available in many different materials. This means that buyers can find one that best suits their personal preferences and their specific sleep needs. Some shoppers may choose a memory foam mattress while others might prefer natural latex or a down alternative. A memory foam top can provide an extremely thick layer that is comfortable and helps relieve pressure points. It's an excellent option for side or back sleepers, and it can also aid in relieving pains and aches caused by a mattress that is old. Additionally a memory foam mattress can reduce the risk of sagging and deep impressions over time. Some memory foam toppers are available in two firmness levels: Plush and Luxury Firm. The latter is better for people who prefer a more traditional feeling. This Nolah topper comes in a variety of sizes and straps that cover the edges of the mattress to secure it. The Puffy mattress topper is a favorite for many people because of its high-density and durable foam. It features a skirt that covers the entire bed, similar to a fitted sheet. It can fit mattresses up to 15 inches. It's also designed to avoid sliding and sliding, which is a concern with certain mattress toppers. Some toppers are filled a mixture of feathers and duck down to provide a plush pillow-top feeling. For instance the Brooklinen down mattress topper includes the top layer of premium all-natural European white duck down, and the feathers underneath that come from the underbelly of the bird (rather than the quills) to provide a more comfortable feel. You can apply mattress pads, protectors or encasement with a topper in order to safeguard and enhance comfort. Mattress protectors are thin layer that is placed over the mattress to protect it from moisture, bacteria and dust mites away from the mattress. It can add a little cushioning but is not meant to be as comfortable as a mattress topper. Comfort In contrast to mattress protectors, which protect the surface of your mattress from accidents and spills the toppers are designed to add extra cushioning to provide the comfort of. Mattress toppers are available in various materials and thicknesses, ranging from 1 to 4 inches in thickness. These are best used on mattresses that have lost the original comfort layers or on mattresses that are firm to make them more comfortable. The Puffy Mattress top uses a combination of materials to create a hybrid that combines the benefits of both down and memory foam pillows. The memory foam layer is infused with gel that reduces heat retention to allow for a better night's sleep in warm weather, while the down-like fiberfill layer adds warmth and softness. The topper is secured by wide elastic straps that run around the corners. This stops it from moving throughout the night when you move. Many of our test-dwellers said that the Puffy Mattress topper was a fantastic value that drastically transformed the appearance and feel of their old mattresses. The soft and pillowy feel made it easy to find the perfect sleeping position. One tester even remarked that back pain and hip pain had decreased, and they didn't wake with the same stiffness as they did before. The Nolah Mattress Topper is another option for those who want more cushioning. It is made of AirFoam and is shaped to the body like memory foam. The mattress topper is 2 inches thick and some users have reported that it relieves pressure that builds up along the spine. Amerisleep Comfort Lift Mattress Topper is an alternative for those looking to improve their bed's comfort without spending hundreds of dollars. This mattress topper is priced lower than the other options we looked at, and is also available in Alaskan King sizes for couples sharing a larger bed. The Amerisleep HIVE technology distributes comfort evenly so you can sleep in a variety of positions without feeling uncomfortable. Whatever topper you choose it's essential to review the company's return and warranty policies before making a purchase. Some mattress manufacturers offer a 100 night trial on their mattresses, but not their toppers, whereas others have different return policies for different types of product. Stores A mattress topper is a great way of extending the life of an existing mattress, and it can also provide extra comfort and support. It also stops getting sagging or softening over time. However, mattress toppers single could lose its shape or become moldy if it is not properly stored. It is best to store a mattress in a space that is climate-controlled such as an storage unit. This will prevent the growth of mildew and mold that could harm your foam mattress topper. A storage unit will also keep your mattress topper cool and dry and prevent the growth of harmful bacteria in warm and humid regions. Take all bedding off your mattress topper before placing it in storage. This will help to keep the cushion as clean as it can be and also prevent dust mites from settling into it. It is also advisable to wash any stains off the topper. If the stains aren't removed, they may turn into odors that can affect the quality of your sleep. Reuse the storage container that was included with your mattress topper for the best protection. Alternately, you can make use of any large vacuum or plastic storage bag. Make sure that the size of the bag is adequate for your mattress topper. If it doesn't fit, use duct taping around the edges to create an airtight seal. A plastic or vacuum storage bag can cut down on the bulk of your mattress topper, making it easier to transport and store. You can also store your mattress topper in a spare linen closet or in another clean, dry area within your home. Do not store your mattress topper in humid areas, such as 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 has been exposed to damp conditions for an extended period of time, it might not be able to recover to its original shape or provide the support and comfort that you require. If you take care of your mattress, it can last many years. However, you should consider replacing it after three to five years if you notice it is beginning to degrade or lose its shape.