is ranked among the TOP 1,000 Amazon USA sellers. 2,428 products at the moment , which are shipped by themselves . The average price of all their products isAll Sleep generated approximately $22,652,000 income per lifetime. All Sleep stayed in the 927 position among all Amazon USA sellers for the last 30 days and received 11,326 feedback ratings overtime. At the moment All Sleep is number 1,264 according to sales numbers. Last month data shows, that All Sleep is listed in the 927 place, while the lifetime sales list All Sleep as number 1,264 in the Amazon USA TOP list. Most seller products belong to Home, Garden & Tools, Beauty, Health & Grocery, Automotive & Industrial and Electronics & Computers categories. Browse All Sleep categories. You can find Soft Sleeper Visco Elastic Memory Foam, Memory Foam Solutions, iSoCore Foam, Cloud9 Bedding Memory Foam and Carpenter and other brands in their stock. The seller is based in KS, United States.
The seller feedback and rating information is provided for comparison reasons only It doesn’t represent the sales volume. Seller Page on Amazon USAThe biggest pain about buying a new mattress is … well, just about everything. You spend an hour in the store, awkwardly flopping on and off beds trying to find the one that meets the Goldilocks standard of “just right.” Then you have to lug the winning mattress across the parking lot, onto your car roof, up stairs, and into your home. I recently transplanted from New York City to San Francisco, and the first major purchase I made — hesitantly — was a new mattress. But I did things a little differently this time. Casper, called “the Warby Parker of mattresses,” sells mattresses on its website and delivers them to your door in a box not much bigger than a nightstand. The Manhattan-based sleep startup raised $13 million in Series A funding last August, and famously generated $1 million in its first 28 days after launch.
My shopping experience began online, and was over and done with in fewer than 10 minutes. Casper sells just one type of mattress, dubbed “The Casper Mattress,” because the company prefers to “put all our energy into building the ideal bed … rather than confuse you with tens (or hundreds) of models that all start to feel the same after a while.” It combines latex foam for cooling and bounce, and memory foam for support. A hand-sewn, custom-designed cover seals the layers. I ordered a full-sized mattress for $750, comforted by the knowledge that I could return my Casper mattress for any reason within 100 days. Plus, it was free to ship! Less than one week later, it arrived! My roommates wheeled the box on a cart into my room. We turned it upright and cut open the box. Inside, a cloth bag held instructions and … … the most adorable little letter opener. I held the box at a 45-degree angle as my boyfriend wiggled the mattress out. It weighed about 60 pounds.
We cut the mattress free from its felt binding using the letter opener. Then came time for the “unfurling.” The 10-inch-thick mattress expanded and flattened as it filled with air. My boyfriend cut through the plastic and the mattress sprung to life. In seconds, it was ready for sleeping. Here it is, all done up. I’ve slept in the bed for a few nights now, and here are my takeaways. The Casper Mattress is surprisingly springy, even for an experienced Tempur-Pedic-sleeper like myself. Its latex-and-memory-foam combination absorbs and contours to my body like a sponge. That said, the sinkage is minimal. Thanks to the surface layer’s high foam density, I don’t feel like I’m climbing out of a manhole everytime I get out of bed. Does it meet the Goldilocks standard of “just right”? How could it, when ever sleeper’s needs are different? I would have preferred a slightly firmer mattress, and I hope a variation is available in the future. Still, the convenience and low costs associated with Casper trump all other mattress-buying experiences.
It was infinitely easier to maneuver this cardboard box around my apartment building than it would have been to burden it on our backs and strap it to the car’s roof on the way home from the store. Plus, by ordering online, I avoided paying for delivery, shipping, and tip. In the on-demand era, laziness is king. NOW WATCH: Ikea Says Its New Furniture Takes Only 5 Minutes To Assemble — Here’s The TruthWin a Tru Lite Mattress ProtectorEnter to win our best selling Mattress Protector - Queen Size. Check us out at http://bit.ly/2cbgNz3How can we help you? Sorry, no questions matched your search term. Sleep on an honestly crafted mattress at a fair priceLike it or not, the nights are drawing in and the evenings are getting chillier. No better time, then, to invest in an electric blanket, enabling you to get into a toasty warm bed or snuggle up under a nice hot blanket on the sofa. There are plenty of variations – underblankets, throws, overblankets and even duvets – but what they all have in common is a series of thin electrical wires that heat up when it’s plugged into the mains.
When buying one for the bedroom, make sure it fits well onto the bed. Think about how quickly you need it to heat up – if you’re prone to forgetting to switch it on until last minute, this can make a big difference. Also consider whether your partner feels the cold more or less than you – many come with dual controls. How many heat settings do you want? Do you want one that can remain on all night? Can the heated blanket be washed in the washing machine, and even go in the tumble drier? How easy are the controls to operate? Some are so whizzy that they even respond to your body’s own temperature. Make sure that you can’t feel the wires. And if you’re buying one to use on the sofa, think about the colour, size, texture and how thick it is – as well as how many temperature options there are. A lot of people worry about safety issues, but there’s really no need, provided you buy one with the UK safety standard mark. 1. Sleepwell Intelliheat Luxury Cotton Mattress Cover: from £69, amazon
This fits over the mattress as easily as a fitted sheet, and has the added benefit of extending your mattress’ life. Because it’s made from pure cotton and is breathable, it’s great for allergy sufferers, as well as people who like to feel warm when they get into bed, but are then prone to getting too hot during the night. It heats up quickly and has dual controls, and responds to your body’s temperature. 2. Silentnight Fleecy Electric Blanket: from £19, amazon This brand is better known for beds and mattresses, but it makes great electric blankets too, including this soft microfleece option which we found incredibly comfy. It washes like a dream, has a 15-minute heat-up time. There’s a non-fleece version available too. 3. Lakeland Velvety Electric Heated Throw: £70, Lakeland Who says electric blankets have to be confined to the boudoir? With its on-trend colour scheme of grey and cream, this one can take pride of place on the sofa and it will keep you toasty while you curl up to read a book or watch the telly.
It heats up quickly and can be automatically turned off from after one or nine hours. It’s a good size, too, but best for those who prefer a thinner covering. 4. Lakeland Luxury Fleece Electric Blanket: £67, Lakeland No need to curse that you’ve forgotten to switch on your blanket while you’re doing your ablutions as this one only takes just five minutes to heat up. And with six heat settings and dual controls, there’s a whole world of variable heat to choose from. There are no annoying tapes as it simply fits over the mattress and has good longevity. 5. Dreamland Ready for Bed in 5 Minutes Underblanket: from £60, amazon Here’s another dual-controlled underblanket that heats up by the time you’ve got your PJs on and cleaned your teeth. And it’s got a whopping nine heat settings, meaning that you can just take the edge off cold sheets right through to creating a piping hot bed. If you really feel the cold, you can leave it on low all night – there’s an auto shut off option up to 12 hours.
It takes a while to set up though as it fits on with ties. 6. Dreamland Intelliheat Luxury Cotton Duvet: from £100, amazon Kill two birds with one stone with this electrically heated microfibre duvet that responds to your body’s temperature. We suspected that the wires would be annoying, but you honestly can’t feel them and they’re spread nice and evenly too. Particularly good for anyone with a memory foam mattress, which you can’t use with heated underblankets, and it stays nice and cool in summer. 7. Relaxwell Deluxe Faux Fur Heated Throw: £120, Argos If you’re prone to getting chilly while you’re relaxing on the sofa, this big, thick and soft faux fur blanket will be a godsend, potentially saving you a fortune on the heating bills. It comes in a range of colours that you can match to your décor and it gets warm within five minutes. A real luxury that can also go on your bed. 8. Lloytron Superior Underblanket: from £28, amazon This is our top recommendation to students or anyone on a budget.
It has three heat settings and we found it was ready for use within 15 minutes or so. The double ones have dual controls and you can’t feel the wires. On the downside, it’s slightly smaller than the bed, but we just left a gap where the pillows go and it didn’t move around during the night, like many electric blankets do. 9. Dreamland Intelliheat Harmony Overblanket: from £75, amazon If lying on a hot blanket is about as tempting as going to sleep on hot coals, you might prefer this satin-trimmed blanket that you drape over your blanket or slot inside your duvet cover. It responds to your body’s temperature, so there’s no need to worry about getting too hot. 10. Relaxwell Heated Velvet Lap Blanket: £40, Argos This is relatively cheap for a heated blanket that you can use as a throw, yet it does the job well, costing less than a penny to run. It’s available in several colours, is machine washable and we love the snuggle pouch to warm cold hands. Best for those who prefer a smaller covering as it’s not huge.
