Q&ABy: $.$.-$.$.1Add to CartDesigned to help restore your sagging mattressEasily installedWipe clean onlyMattress supportMattress support board Read more.... About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:Under Mattress support to firm up your sagging or too soft mattress. It's a fact: Regardless of your weight, your mattress won't hold its shape forever. They're offering a way to restore your sagging mattress and make your bed feel heavenly again. Mattress Helper is the perfect way to lift and restore your mattress towards its original shape, giving you better back support for a more restful night sleep. Mattress Helper - Sagging Mattress Solution, Multiple Sizes: Mattress Helper was designed to help restore your sagging mattress to look and feel new again Place your Mattress Helper between the mattress and box spring in the area in which the mattress is currently sagging or too soft This is the spot where most people sleep night after night It is not intended to cover the entire length and width of the mattress Mattress Helper comes in 2 sizes to fit all
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, Shoes & Accessories*MenUp to Extra 15% offClothing, Shoes & Accessories*Kids & BabyExtra 10% offKids Furniture*MoreExtra 10% offPet Supplies* How to Fluff a Pillow-Top Mattress Published April 28, 2010 | Updated June 30, 2015 A pillow-top mattress can be comfortable for anyone who sleeps on their side, but without the proper maintenance, it can lose some of its comfort. Fortunately, you can restore your pillow-top mattress with minimal effort, and once you know how to do it, you'll never have to sleep on a flattened mattress again. Fluff Your Pillow Top: Shop Pillow-Top Mattresses ▸ Rotate the MattressPeriodically rotate the mattress from end to end, putting the foot end on the headboard side and vice versa. This will help reduce the need to fluff the mattress, which can cause stress to the fabric. Because pillow-top mattresses are often only padded on one side, this is generally the best method for reducing wear. However, if you have a mattress with double-sided pillow-top, you may also want to flip it over once a year.
Clean the MattressRemove all the sheets from the mattress; you'll want to wash them before you replace them. Sprinkle baking soda over the top of the mattress and let it sit for about an hour. Baking soda will help remove odors as well as oils that could be keeping your pillow-top from being as fluffy as it could be. Vacuum the MattressVacuum the outer surface of the mattress and pillow-top using a canister vacuum with a hose attachment. This will clean up all the baking soda as well as remove dust, dust mites, and other particulates from the material. Even if you're not fluffing the mattress, you may want to vacuum it monthly to reduce allergens and keep your bed fresh. Hang Up the Mattress TopRemove the mattress top, if possible, and take it outside to hang over a sturdy clothesline. If your mattress does not have a removable pillow-top, skip straight to the next step. Beat the MattressPut on a dust mask and beat the mattress top with a clean broom head, moving all around the pillow-top's surface.
If the pillow-top is hanging on a clothesline, do this outside. Then, climb on the bed and roll with your body straight from one end to the other. It should take about 10 to 20 minutes to fluff the pillow-top mattress. Now lie down for a nap; Place a broomstick (string may also be used as a substitute) from one side of the mattress to the other. Using a ruler, measure the distance between the lowest point on the mattress surface to the bottom of the broomstick. If the distance from the bottom of the impression to the top of the broomstick exceeds 2 inches the mattress body impression is not within the advised body impression depth. If the impression does not exceed 2 inches there is no need for concern. Please note that when measuring a memory foam mattress or mattress with memory foam topper, a few hours may be required before the foam fully decompresses to its natural state. When people look for a mattress they are looking for something that will provide comfort while supporting their individual body shape.
A good mattress will conform to your unique body shape so that it is both supportive and comfortable. While mattresses are made with many products, both natural and synthetic, it is the different variations of foam which provide different and desirable levels of comfort.* There are three types of foam that can be found in a mattress: polyurethane, viscoelastic, and latex foam. Polyurethane foam has a lower density than viscoelastic and latex foams. It is mainly used to give the soft and supple feel of the mattress. Viscoelastic foam (memory foam) is much denser and is mainly used for the conforming function of the mattress. Latex foam is the densest and is used primarily to provide support. A combination of the three enables the mattress to conform to ones’ body shape while providing support. Given that people usually sleep in the same area of the mattress every night, the foams are continually compressed in the same area. Within two of three nights of compression a small indentation will form on the mattress, also known as a body impression.
Body impressions are clinically proven to help support spinal alignment and provide the pressure relief needed for a great night’s sleep. Many people can mistake this impression or dip as a defect in the mattress (i.e. sagging). If your mattress shows and indentation of up to 2 inches this is not a defect; it is the fibers and foam compressing and conforming to your body. The phenomenon of body impressions can be explained as similar to the process of breaking in a pair of new shoes. When you buy a new pair of shoes the soles of the shoes are initially straight which can often cause discomfort. As you continue to walk in the shoes the soles begin to conform to fit the natural curve and shape of your feet which results in a more comfortable fit. Similarly, there is no exact replica of your sleeping form but a good mattress will conform to your unique shape. There are four standard sizes of mattresses: twin, full, queen, and king. The twin, full, and queen have a mattress and matching box spring of the same size while two twin sized box springs are used with the king size.