Skip to Main Content Buy today, get free shipping for the next 30 days The Ultimate Dreams 10" Latex Foam Mattress with Bamboo cover. This mattress is available in multiple firmness levels to meet the needs of every customer. The Ultimate Dreams 10" Latex Foam Mattress features 3 inches of 28ILD Talalay Latex foam that instantly contours to each unique curve of your body for exceptional orthopedic support and pressure relief. The quilted bamboo cover contains 100% biodegradable bamboo fibers with 1.5 inches of super soft hyperflex foam. Softer than cotton but with four times the moisture absorbency of cotton for a drier, cooler more comfortable sleep. This mattress also features a 6-inch-high performance 1.5lb density base foam with anti-bacterial properties. Benefits of latex-derived naturally from the "rubber tree", latex contours the shape of your body providing pressure relief and support Talalay latex and high density base foam Naturally hypoallergenic, dust mite resistant, anti bacterial, mold and mildew proof
Latex is also considered the healthiest material to sleep on Mattress can be used without a box spring as long as it is on a solid foundation. Not recommended to use with just a metal bed frame (would want to have slats or boards). Can be used on an adjustable bed frame Foam Density: 1.5 lbs Has not been weight tested Wrapped in wool: No Core Construction: Latex Foam 38'' W x 74'' L 38'' W x 80'' L 54'' W x 74'' L 60'' W x 80'' L 76'' W x 80'' L 72'' W x 84'' L Talalay Latex foam size: 3" Bamboo Rayon fibers size: 1.5" More About This Product Expected delivery dates forThe Ultimate Dreams 10" Latex Foam Mattress features 3 inches of 19ILD Talalay Latex foam that instantly contours to each unique curve of your body for exceptional orthopedic support and pressure relief. Made in the USA 1.5 lb High density base foam is constructed of polyurethane foam Includes fire retardant natural cotton lining
Foam mattress has a layer of synthetic flame retardant chemicals under the top layer Bed does not give off a scent Stays cool while sleeping Can be used with an adjustable bed Comfort Level: Ultra plush Talalay latex foam size: 3"Compare Very popular new baby products portable travel memory foam mattress for baby playpen Ningbo Jintong Baby Products Co., Ltd. US $13.69-13.69 100 Pieces Transaction LevelThe common bed bug (Cimex lectularius) is a small, nocturnal insect – feeding on blood and causing itchy bites on humans. The pests are reddish or brown in color, with a flat, oval shape body and an adult may grow to be the size of 4-7mm (about the size of Abraham Lincoln’s head on a penny). Young bed bugs are smaller and lighter in color. Bed bugs are primarily active at night and will feed on humans when they are sleeping. Adult bed bug after feeding. Bed bugs can come from a variety of locations. Most commonly, they are transported to people’s homes via clothing and/or luggage from hotels, motels and resorts, as well as many other high traffic sources including movie theaters, apartments, dormitories, parks and cabins.
Bed bugs are very successful hitchhikers, moving from an infested site to bedding, baggage, boxes, and clothing with ease. Although they typically feed on blood every five to ten days, bed bugs are very resilient and are capable of surviving over a year without feeding. Bites from bed bugs can be painless, but may become itchy later and can look like small reddish welts. They do not have nests, but tend to live in hiding places that provide them easier access to people that they can feed from. Common hiding places in the home can be in mattresses, box springs, headboards, nightstands, baseboards and even in cracks in walls. Baby bed bug feeding on a human. While bed bugs are visible to the naked eye, they generally only appear in dark conditions. You may have been bitten by bed bugs if you wake up with itchy areas on your skin that you didn't have before falling asleep. You can spot a possible bed bug infestation by looking for the following indicators: Bed bugs on a mattress.
Although they are a nuisance, bed bugs have not been found to transmit any human diseases. Consider encasing both the mattress and box spring in a protective cover like those used for allergy relief to eliminate access to your mattress by bed bugs. Mattress encasements will seal the mattress and box spring, keeping bugs in the mattress trapped (where they will eventually die) while also keeping new bugs out. While an encasement will not keep bed bugs from crawling onto a bed and biting a sleeping person, it will be easier to spot and destroy any bugs residing on the outer surface during examination. Without an encasement, once a mattress becomes infested, you should consider replacing it since treating your bed and pillows with pesticides can be harmful. Encasements for both mattresses and pillows specifically designed to help protect against bed bugs are available for purchase at any Sleep Train location. New mattresses are placed in a tightly sealed mattress bag immediately after being manufactured, creating an inhospitable environment for any living organism.
New mattresses are not removed from this bag until they have reached the customer's home. Here are a few simple precautions that can help prevent bed bug infestation in your home: Consult a professional pest control company. For more information on bed bugs please consult the following Websites.A temperature-controlled mattress pad can make sleeping a dream on a memory foam mattress. Even though a memory foam mattress is not a conventional innerspring mattress, it usually does not require special sheets, unless the mattress is a different height than your previous mattress. But there are other considerations when choosing sheets to fit your new mattress. Because memory foam mattresses retain body heat, avoid microfiber or flannel sheets unless you enjoy being extra toasty in bed. Thread Count For a memory foam mattress, sheets with a thread count of approximately 200 will increase sleeping comfort. Thread count refers to the number of threads in each square inch of fabric.
The higher the number, the denser the thread count. While an increased thread count definitely makes a sheet more soft and supple to the touch, it also affects how well it breathes and wicks moisture. Higher-thread-count sheets do not breathe as well as lower-count ones and can make for an uncomfortable night on a memory foam mattress. Natural Fabrics or Synthetics Even though manufacturers may indicate that a specific polyester or synthetic blend allows greater airflow, the facts do not support this. Synthetic fabrics usually include plastic or petroleum products in the mix during manufacture, which makes them less breathable. Synthetic fabrics work best to keep you warm, and they shed moisture in the rain, but on a memory foam bed you cannot receive a good night's sleep if you get too hot in bed. Natural materials for sheets include cotton, linen, silk and hemp. While 100 percent cotton, linen, silk or hemp sheets disperse heat well, they are often costly. A poly-cotton blend with no more than 30 percent polyester is an inexpensive option that still releases excess heat.
Material Weave For a memory foam bed, percale sheets offer a cooler, crisper feel for sleeping than sheets labeled as sateen. Sateen provides a soft, smooth and polished weave to the sheets, which makes it retain more heat when compared to the matte weave used in percale sheets. But either sheet type works for a memory foam mattress, since overall, choosing between these weaves is a matter of personal preference. Sheet Finish Because memory foam mattresses already contain a lot of man-made materials, opt for 100 percent organic or pure-finish sheets. Pure finish sheets are either made without added chemicals or have all traces of manufacturing chemicals removed prior to packaging. Made from cotton that is grown without pesticides, 100 percent organic sheets may cost more, but they offer the best option for your memory foam mattress. References Consumer Research: How to Buy Bed SheetsUniversity of Santa Barbara Science Line: What Are the Materials That Are in Different Types of Fabrics?/Getty Images Suggest a Correction