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Mattress Topper A mattress topper is a thin layer that goes on top of your mattress. It can enhance the feel of a sagging mattress or provide additional cushioning. It can also help keep your bed hygienic by providing a barrier to allergens, like dust mites and pet dander. Thickness A mattress topper is an extra layer of foam, latex or fibers that you put on the top of your mattress. They are available in a variety of thicknesses and can alter the feel of your bed, from warmer to cooler to firmer or softer depending on your needs. They can also help protect your mattress from staining and sagging with time. A mattress topper is a cheap and effective way to soften your mattress when it feels worn-out or if you want to soften your mattress. It can also resolve other issues with sleep, such as difficulty sleeping or waking up with body pains. In fact it is often less expensive than a new mattress, even when it's constructed with high-quality materials. This mattress is a good option for those who need extra support in the middle of their bodies or who sleep heavier. It's also a good option for those who have a pocket spring mattress. The skirt of this topper is similar to a fitted sheet and is easily removed to wash. Many mattress owners complain that their mattresses are too hard or soft. Although it's possible to purchase an entirely new mattress, it's expensive and there is a chance that you will have the same issue with a different type of mattress. If mattress toppers Bunk Beds Store is you are experiencing this, a thick mattress is the best option. This 2-inch mattress topper is perfect for most people. It will provide a soft feel to mattresses and make it easier to get in and out of bed. You can use it on memory foam, hybrid units and the sagging mattresses. The Avocado Organic Latex Mattress Topper is a great choice for those who want to upgrade their bed without spending a fortune. It is made of durable and resilient latex and surrounded by a soft and luxurious organic cotton cover. The topper is sized to fit in any bed, and is fitted with elastic straps that secure it like a fitted sheets. The Global Down and Feather Association has also certified it to the Responsible Down Standard. Materials A mattress topper is available in many different materials. This means that consumers can choose one that best fits their individual preferences and meets their individual requirements for sleep. Some consumers may opt for a memory foam mattress while others may prefer natural latex or a down choice. A memory foam topper offers a thick layer of comfort and can help relieve pressure points. It's an excellent option for side or back sleepers and can help relieve aches and pains caused by 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 levels of firmness that are: Luxury Firm and Plush. The latter is best for those who prefer a classic feel. This Nolah topper comes in different sizes and has straps that cover the edges of the mattress to keep it in place. The Puffy mattress topper is a popular choice for many due to its high-density and durable foam. It has a skirt around the entire bed, similar to a fitted sheet. It can fit mattresses up to 15 inches. It's also designed to prevent slipping, which can happen with certain mattress toppers. Some toppers are filled with a mixture of feathers and duck down to provide an extra soft pillow-top feel. The Brooklinen down topper, for instance is composed of a top layer which is 100% natural European White Duck down and feathers that are sourced from the underbelly (rather than quills) of the bird. This provides a more comfortable feel. A mattress pad, protector or encasement can be used in conjunction with a mattress protector in order to protect it and provide an additional level of comfort. Mattress protectors are a thin layer that fits over the mattress to protect it from moisture, bacteria and dust mites off the mattress. It can also provide some cushioning but 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, toppers are designed to add extra cushioning to provide ease of use. Mattress toppers are available in a variety of materials and thicknesses, ranging from 1 to 4 inches thick. They're ideal for older mattresses that have lost their original 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 provides the benefits of both down and memory foam. The memory foam layer is filled with gel that reduces the retention of heat for better sleeping in hot weather while the down-like filling layer adds warmth and softness. The top layer is secured with wide elastic straps that run around the corners. This stops it from shifting during the night as you move. Many of our test-dwellers commented that the Puffy Mattress topper was a great value that completely 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 also noted that back pain and hip pain had decreased and they didn't get up so stiff as they did in the past. Another option for people that require a little more cushioning than their current mattress is the Nolah Mattress Topper, which is made from AirFoam and molds to your body, much like memory foam. The 2 inch thick mattress alleviates pressure on the spine. Another option for those that want to enhance the comfort of their bed without spending a few hundred dollars is the Amerisleep Comfort Lift Mattress Topper. The mattress topper is less expensive than the majority of other options we reviewed and is available in Alaskan king sizes for couples sharing a larger bed. The Amerisleep HIVE technology gives you a comfortable and even distribution so you can sleep in a variety of positions without feeling uncomfortable. Regardless of the topper you choose regardless of the type of topper you choose, it is important to read the warranty and return policies before making a purchase. Some mattress companies offer a 100-night trial on their mattresses, but not on their toppers. Other companies have different return policies based on the type of product. Storage A mattress topper is an excellent way to extend the life span of an existing mattress. It can also give you extra comfort and support. It can also help in preventing sagging and softening over time. A mattress topper may lose its shape or turn moldy if not stored properly. Keep your mattress topper in a climate controlled space, like an apex storage unit. This will stop the development of mildew and mold, which could damage the foam mattress. A storage unit will also keep your mattress topper cool and dry, preventing the growth harmful bacteria in warm and humid areas. Before storing your mattress topper take it off of all bedding. This will ensure that it is as tidy as possible and helps to prevent dust mites from settling within the cushion. You may want to spot clean any stains that are on the topper. If the stains don't get removed, they can turn into odors which could impact the quality of your sleep. Use the storage bag that came with your mattress topper for maximum protection. You can also use a large plastic or vacuum-sealed storage bag. Be sure to select a bag that is appropriate for your mattress topper. If it isn't you can use duct tape around the edges to form an airtight seal. A vacuum or plastic storage bag can cut down on the bulk of your mattress topper, making it easier to transport and store. You can also put your mattress topper in a linen closet or in another dry, clean area within your home. Avoid storing the mattress topper in moist areas like basements or attics, as they can act as an ideal habitat for moisture, which can create conditions for mold and mildew to grow on it. If your topper is exposed humid conditions for long periods of time it may not be able to return to its original form or provide the support and comfort you require from it. If you take care of your mattress, it can last many years. But, you should think about replacing it after three or five years if you notice that it is beginning to deteriorate or lose its shape.