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Rule 1: Use a Mattress Protector<\/strong><\/h3>\nPerhaps the single most important thing anyone can do to make a mattress last longer is to use a waterproof mattress protector<\/a>. Even if you\u2019re a healthy adult who hasn\u2019t wet the bed in decades, spills and other unforeseen accidents can ruin an otherwise good bed.<\/p>\nLiquids and bodily fluids can degrade foams, leave nasty odors, and produce mold and mildew within mattress layers. Cleanup can be very difficult once a spill soaks below the surface, whereas a mattress protector makes clean up swift and easy.<\/p>\n
You also sweat a significant amount each night, which is absorbed into your bed along with shed skin cells, dust mites, and dust mite detritus. Keeping this out of your mattress reduces allergen buildup and keeps your sleep environment healthier.<\/p>\n
Rule 2: Clean Your Bedding Regularly<\/strong><\/h3>\nPeople\u2019s preferences for frequency of washing sheets and mattress protector<\/a> can vary widely, but most experts suggest washing sheets at least every two weeks or so. Bedding soaks in sweat, skin cells and lots of other things you\u2019d probably rather not sleep with, so remind yourself to keep sheets clean. If you have dust allergies or skin irritations, consider washing sheets even more frequently.<\/p>\nRule 3: Clean Your Mattress Regularly<\/strong><\/h3>\nDid you know you should clean your actual mattress, too? Every month or so, it\u2019s a good idea to strip your bed and vacuum the surface and seams to reduce dust and debris (even if you use a protector). Some cleaning experts recommend sprinkling baking soda on the mattress surface before vacuuming to absorb excess moisture and odors.<\/p>\n
If your mattress cover<\/a> is removable and washable, wash it as well. This is also a good time to inspect your mattress for any issues.<\/p>\nRule 4: Be Aware of Bed Bugs<\/strong><\/h3>\nBed bugs can immediately turn a decent bed into a hazard zone. Be vigilant when you go to hotels or sleep away from home, as bed bugs are prolific hitchhikers and they can easily become your problem.<\/p>\n
If you live in a bed bug prone area, consider using a bed bug-proof mattress encasement<\/a>. These zippered covers fully encase the bed and prevent bugs from getting inside.<\/p>\nRule 5: Ensure Your Mattress is Supported<\/strong><\/h3>\nYour mattress is designed to support you<\/a>, but it also needs to be supported to provide long lasting comfort. Inspect your bed frame and foundation\/boxsprings every couple of years to make sure they are in good shape and providing a solid foundation for your mattress.<\/p>\nBoxsprings that are saggy and worn out, wood slats that are weak or too far apart, or a broken frame can all contribute to quicker wear and reduce your comfort.<\/p>\n
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Making Your Mattress Last a Long Time<\/h3>\n
By keeping your bed protected from allergens and accidents, regularly cleaning, and reading the fine print, you can help extend the life of a mattress as long as possible.<\/p>\n
Starting with a good-quality mattress protector is also important to getting several years of good sleep. Check out our\u00a0guides on mattress protector shopping<\/a>,\u00a0mattress topper<\/a>, and duvet<\/a>\u00a0to learn how to shop and compare specifications.<\/p>\nIf you are a importer or wholesaler, please contact<\/a> to get a quick feedback at: sale3@springtextile.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"How to get the most out of your mattress The average person spends anywhere from $300 to $2000 or more on a new mattress. Since it is one of the larger purchases for most households, many people expect beds to … Continue reading
Liquids and bodily fluids can degrade foams, leave nasty odors, and produce mold and mildew within mattress layers. Cleanup can be very difficult once a spill soaks below the surface, whereas a mattress protector makes clean up swift and easy.<\/p>\n
You also sweat a significant amount each night, which is absorbed into your bed along with shed skin cells, dust mites, and dust mite detritus. Keeping this out of your mattress reduces allergen buildup and keeps your sleep environment healthier.<\/p>\n
Rule 2: Clean Your Bedding Regularly<\/strong><\/h3>\nPeople\u2019s preferences for frequency of washing sheets and mattress protector<\/a> can vary widely, but most experts suggest washing sheets at least every two weeks or so. Bedding soaks in sweat, skin cells and lots of other things you\u2019d probably rather not sleep with, so remind yourself to keep sheets clean. If you have dust allergies or skin irritations, consider washing sheets even more frequently.<\/p>\nRule 3: Clean Your Mattress Regularly<\/strong><\/h3>\nDid you know you should clean your actual mattress, too? Every month or so, it\u2019s a good idea to strip your bed and vacuum the surface and seams to reduce dust and debris (even if you use a protector). Some cleaning experts recommend sprinkling baking soda on the mattress surface before vacuuming to absorb excess moisture and odors.<\/p>\n
If your mattress cover<\/a> is removable and washable, wash it as well. This is also a good time to inspect your mattress for any issues.<\/p>\nRule 4: Be Aware of Bed Bugs<\/strong><\/h3>\nBed bugs can immediately turn a decent bed into a hazard zone. Be vigilant when you go to hotels or sleep away from home, as bed bugs are prolific hitchhikers and they can easily become your problem.<\/p>\n
If you live in a bed bug prone area, consider using a bed bug-proof mattress encasement<\/a>. These zippered covers fully encase the bed and prevent bugs from getting inside.<\/p>\nRule 5: Ensure Your Mattress is Supported<\/strong><\/h3>\nYour mattress is designed to support you<\/a>, but it also needs to be supported to provide long lasting comfort. Inspect your bed frame and foundation\/boxsprings every couple of years to make sure they are in good shape and providing a solid foundation for your mattress.<\/p>\nBoxsprings that are saggy and worn out, wood slats that are weak or too far apart, or a broken frame can all contribute to quicker wear and reduce your comfort.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Making Your Mattress Last a Long Time<\/h3>\n
By keeping your bed protected from allergens and accidents, regularly cleaning, and reading the fine print, you can help extend the life of a mattress as long as possible.<\/p>\n
Starting with a good-quality mattress protector is also important to getting several years of good sleep. Check out our\u00a0guides on mattress protector shopping<\/a>,\u00a0mattress topper<\/a>, and duvet<\/a>\u00a0to learn how to shop and compare specifications.<\/p>\nIf you are a importer or wholesaler, please contact<\/a> to get a quick feedback at: sale3@springtextile.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"How to get the most out of your mattress The average person spends anywhere from $300 to $2000 or more on a new mattress. Since it is one of the larger purchases for most households, many people expect beds to … Continue reading
Rule 3: Clean Your Mattress Regularly<\/strong><\/h3>\nDid you know you should clean your actual mattress, too? Every month or so, it\u2019s a good idea to strip your bed and vacuum the surface and seams to reduce dust and debris (even if you use a protector). Some cleaning experts recommend sprinkling baking soda on the mattress surface before vacuuming to absorb excess moisture and odors.<\/p>\n
If your mattress cover<\/a> is removable and washable, wash it as well. This is also a good time to inspect your mattress for any issues.<\/p>\nRule 4: Be Aware of Bed Bugs<\/strong><\/h3>\nBed bugs can immediately turn a decent bed into a hazard zone. Be vigilant when you go to hotels or sleep away from home, as bed bugs are prolific hitchhikers and they can easily become your problem.<\/p>\n
If you live in a bed bug prone area, consider using a bed bug-proof mattress encasement<\/a>. These zippered covers fully encase the bed and prevent bugs from getting inside.<\/p>\nRule 5: Ensure Your Mattress is Supported<\/strong><\/h3>\nYour mattress is designed to support you<\/a>, but it also needs to be supported to provide long lasting comfort. Inspect your bed frame and foundation\/boxsprings every couple of years to make sure they are in good shape and providing a solid foundation for your mattress.<\/p>\nBoxsprings that are saggy and worn out, wood slats that are weak or too far apart, or a broken frame can all contribute to quicker wear and reduce your comfort.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Making Your Mattress Last a Long Time<\/h3>\n
By keeping your bed protected from allergens and accidents, regularly cleaning, and reading the fine print, you can help extend the life of a mattress as long as possible.<\/p>\n
Starting with a good-quality mattress protector is also important to getting several years of good sleep. Check out our\u00a0guides on mattress protector shopping<\/a>,\u00a0mattress topper<\/a>, and duvet<\/a>\u00a0to learn how to shop and compare specifications.<\/p>\nIf you are a importer or wholesaler, please contact<\/a> to get a quick feedback at: sale3@springtextile.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"How to get the most out of your mattress The average person spends anywhere from $300 to $2000 or more on a new mattress. Since it is one of the larger purchases for most households, many people expect beds to … Continue reading
Rule 4: Be Aware of Bed Bugs<\/strong><\/h3>\nBed bugs can immediately turn a decent bed into a hazard zone. Be vigilant when you go to hotels or sleep away from home, as bed bugs are prolific hitchhikers and they can easily become your problem.<\/p>\n
If you live in a bed bug prone area, consider using a bed bug-proof mattress encasement<\/a>. These zippered covers fully encase the bed and prevent bugs from getting inside.<\/p>\nRule 5: Ensure Your Mattress is Supported<\/strong><\/h3>\nYour mattress is designed to support you<\/a>, but it also needs to be supported to provide long lasting comfort. Inspect your bed frame and foundation\/boxsprings every couple of years to make sure they are in good shape and providing a solid foundation for your mattress.<\/p>\nBoxsprings that are saggy and worn out, wood slats that are weak or too far apart, or a broken frame can all contribute to quicker wear and reduce your comfort.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Making Your Mattress Last a Long Time<\/h3>\n
By keeping your bed protected from allergens and accidents, regularly cleaning, and reading the fine print, you can help extend the life of a mattress as long as possible.<\/p>\n
Starting with a good-quality mattress protector is also important to getting several years of good sleep. Check out our\u00a0guides on mattress protector shopping<\/a>,\u00a0mattress topper<\/a>, and duvet<\/a>\u00a0to learn how to shop and compare specifications.<\/p>\nIf you are a importer or wholesaler, please contact<\/a> to get a quick feedback at: sale3@springtextile.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"How to get the most out of your mattress The average person spends anywhere from $300 to $2000 or more on a new mattress. Since it is one of the larger purchases for most households, many people expect beds to … Continue reading
Rule 5: Ensure Your Mattress is Supported<\/strong><\/h3>\nYour mattress is designed to support you<\/a>, but it also needs to be supported to provide long lasting comfort. Inspect your bed frame and foundation\/boxsprings every couple of years to make sure they are in good shape and providing a solid foundation for your mattress.<\/p>\nBoxsprings that are saggy and worn out, wood slats that are weak or too far apart, or a broken frame can all contribute to quicker wear and reduce your comfort.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Making Your Mattress Last a Long Time<\/h3>\n
By keeping your bed protected from allergens and accidents, regularly cleaning, and reading the fine print, you can help extend the life of a mattress as long as possible.<\/p>\n
Starting with a good-quality mattress protector is also important to getting several years of good sleep. Check out our\u00a0guides on mattress protector shopping<\/a>,\u00a0mattress topper<\/a>, and duvet<\/a>\u00a0to learn how to shop and compare specifications.<\/p>\nIf you are a importer or wholesaler, please contact<\/a> to get a quick feedback at: sale3@springtextile.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"How to get the most out of your mattress The average person spends anywhere from $300 to $2000 or more on a new mattress. Since it is one of the larger purchases for most households, many people expect beds to … Continue reading
Boxsprings that are saggy and worn out, wood slats that are weak or too far apart, or a broken frame can all contribute to quicker wear and reduce your comfort.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Making Your Mattress Last a Long Time<\/h3>\n
By keeping your bed protected from allergens and accidents, regularly cleaning, and reading the fine print, you can help extend the life of a mattress as long as possible.<\/p>\n
Starting with a good-quality mattress protector is also important to getting several years of good sleep. Check out our\u00a0guides on mattress protector shopping<\/a>,\u00a0mattress topper<\/a>, and duvet<\/a>\u00a0to learn how to shop and compare specifications.<\/p>\n If you are a importer or wholesaler, please contact<\/a> to get a quick feedback at: sale3@springtextile.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" How to get the most out of your mattress The average person spends anywhere from $300 to $2000 or more on a new mattress. Since it is one of the larger purchases for most households, many people expect beds to … Continue reading