same day pick up(260) price low - high price high - low ratings high - low items per page: | Mattress Toppers Make Good Mattresses Great Ever had one of those moments where you get out of bed, fresh from a decent night’s sleep and wonder what you can do to make your mattresses even better? We’ve got the answer for you—pop a nice mattress topper over for a world of difference! Sometimes we choose a mattress that seemingly ticks all the boxes in the comfort department, only to find out that there’s an area where it could be better. For example, an extra layer of plush padding can do wonders for the back! In contrast, adding a firmer pad on top of a slightly soft surface can give you the perfect amount of support. Eminently Comfortable Mattress Pads and Memory Foam Mattresses Why settle for a subpar bed experience? Enhance your bed with a varying assortment of pads, toppers, and special materials to upgrade your sleep. A plush mattress pad will have your body yearning for more time atop of it, while super-conforming memory foam will have you literally sinking into bed at the end of each day!
The options don’t stop there—consider handy mattress encasements to help reduce possible allergens, dust, and other nasty things! We carry mattress pads and toppers for a variety of mattress sizes including California King beds.With all of these choices available, you’ll be well on your way to having the ultimate bed and bath setup ever! This article is about bedding. For the Norton motorcycle frame by the same name, see Featherbed frame. For the onetime pop music group founded by Barry Manilow, see Barry Manilow. A featherbed is a type of bedding traditionally used on top of mattresses to help make them softer. They can be made either with feathers, down, or a combination of both materials. Such a bed should be frequently shaken out or fluffed, to keep the feathers evenly distributed. Featherbeds were only for the rich in the 14th century, but by the 19th century they were a comfort that ordinary people could aspire to - especially if they kept a few geese. The beds, also called feather ticks or feather mattresses, were valuable possessions.
People made wills promising them to the next generation; emigrants, travelling to the New World from Europe, packed up bulky featherbeds and took them on the voyage. Feathers for a featherbed could be saved from geese or ducks being prepared for cooking. In England servant-girls were often allowed to keep feathers from poultry they'd plucked, and could save them to make a featherbed or pillows for their future married life. Live birds might have their soft downy breast feathers harvested three or four times a year, as described in an account from 20th century Missouri. Some poultry feathers were undesirable for mattress-making, especially chicken feathers. The best featherbeds were filled with a high proportion of down; larger feathers needed to have their quills clipped. Lengthy preparation and good aftercare were essential. Before use, all feathers and down had to be aired outdoors in sun and breeze or stoved indoors in a warm dry space; this would reduce smell and eliminate moisture.
Even so, there could be what Harriet Beecher Stowe called "the strong odour of a new feather-bed and pillows". The big London furniture store Heal & Son offered to clean and "purify" old beds with new steam machinery. They said this would remove the "offensive properties of the quill" and also the "unpleasant smell of the stove" which affected all feathers prepared the usual way. They claimed the process would expand and bulk up feathers to make the bed much softer. Feather ticks were not often used alone, but were laid over a firmer, non-feather mattress, where a white feather mattress is spread on top of the striped under-mattress. Because the mattresses were just bags with no inner structure, they needed shaking and re-shaping every morning. Learning to plump and smooth the bed well was one of the arts of housekeeping. Featherbeds were criticised by a few 19th century writers who felt they were unhealthy: too warm, too soft, and too self-indulgent. Florence Nightingale said "Never use a feather bed, either for sick or well".
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Deluxe 100% Cotton Feather Beds Overall Product Weight: 15lb. 600 Hypo-Blend Hypo Down Bed Mattress Enhancer Bed Bug Resistant: Yes Down Touch ™ Feather BedPacific Coast® knows comfort, and this luxurious feather bed is no exception. Used in upscale hotels for an added touch of luxury, the Pacific Coast® Luxe Loft™ Feather Bed is like sleeping on a cloud. The fluffy feathers inside cushion your body's pressure points, creating a deeper and more restful sleep experience as your muscles relax and your circulation improves. The stitched-through baffle box design provides greater support and maximum loft. This mattress topper won't leak feathers because it's made with a specially finished, 230-thread count, 100% Barrier Weave™ cotton fabric that's softer, finer and more leak-proof than others. Average depth of mattress topper is 4" fluffed up. Filled with high quality, Pacific Coast® HyperClean® duck feathers that have been gently and responsibly cleaned to remove the allergens that cause allergic reactions, the Pacific Coast® Luxe Loft™ Feather Bed is additionally backed by the manufacturer's 30-day Allergy Free Warranty.
Spot clean or professionally dry clean only. Available in White in Twin, Full, Queen and King sizes. The firmness and support of your regular mattress is enhanced by this feather bed to support your every curve and contour. Provides gentle, fluffy support for a deeper, more relaxed sleep. 230 thread count, 100% cotton Barrier Weave™ fabric has a smooth hand, and prevents the feathers inside from leaking out. Sewn-through baffled box design allows maximum thickness and comfort, while preventing the feathers from shifting. Made in USA of imported materials. 10-Year Manufacturer's Limited Warranty. HyperClean® feathers make this feather bed allergen free - backed by Pacific Coast's 30-day Allergy Free Warranty. Pacific Coast®, Barrier Weave™, Allergy Free® and HyperClean® are all trademarks of The Pacific Coast® Feather Company. Pacific Coast® Luxe Loft™ Feather Bed Pacific Coast blends European old-world craftsmanship with present-day innovation to bring you this feather bed:
Only Pacific Coast® down and feathers are HyperClean®. This unique cleaning method washes and rinses the down and feathers up to eight times, removing the dust, dirt and allergens that cause allergic reactions. You're left with only clean, fluffy, supremely comfortable down and feathers. Barrier Weave™ fabric is tightly woven and specially finished to be up to 3 times more leakproof, so down and feathers can't get out. Barrier Weave™ fabric is also finer, softer and more durable for lasting comfort and easy care. When you receive your new feather bed, it is packed tightly and needs to be gently shaken and aired out for a few hours to allow the feathers to fluff up. On a regular basis, manufacturer recommends fluffing, flipping and rotating your feather bed to prolong its life. If feather distribution becomes uneven, lay feather bed on a flat surface and simply use the palm of your hand and your forearm to redistribute the feathers. Like a mattress, feather beds should be properly covered with a sheet (or with an allergy feather bed cover if you have allergies) - covering will also help to protect the feather bed from damage caused by spills and stains.