Prev Mom Body Support Pillow Next How to Safely Introduce Your Child to an Unfamiliar DogThe requested URL /?p=2729 was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. Bedding, Nursing & Snuggling Pure-Rest Wool Moisture Protection Mattress Pad Stock Status: In stock. Usually ships the same or next business day $66.00 each for size 18 x 31.5 inches, to fit Mini Co-Sleeper or just the small section of your bed under where baby sleeps. $69.00 each for Portable Crib size, 24 x 38 to fit a standard portable crib and some play yards $115.00 each for Crib size, 28 x 52 to fit a standard crib $183.00 each for Twin size, 38 x 75 $209.00 each for Twin XL size, 38 x 80 $265.00 each for Full size, 53 x 75 $290.00 each for Queen size, 60 x 80 $372.00 each for Eastern King size, 76 x 80 $396.00 each for California King size, 72 x 84 Twin XL is great for just your half of a King size bed.
Known as "Untreated Fine Wool Moisture Pad" by Pure-Rest. Made in San Diego, CA, USA. 100% wool mattress pads. Very fine wool, 19-22 microns (this is the good kind - finer means more fibers closer together for better moisture protection, which is the point of them, after all). Moisture resistant mattress protector. 1/8" thick, hypoallergenic, anti-bacterial, chemical-free, dye free, flame resistant. Made with untreated wool from USA free range sheep. The sheep are not treated with antibiotics or hormones. They free range graze on lush fields that is not treated with pesticides or herbicides. Great for keeping your mattress extra safe from most kinds of liquids or stains. The moisture pad is thinner and softer than others due to it being slightly more felted. This pure wool is felted here in the United States to create a perfect pad to resist liquids. Softer than competitor wool pads so you don't get that itchy feeling. No treatments, no plasticizers. Natural Elastic straps in size twin and up.
Soft, comfy (no crinkles) and not sweaty. I (Karen) have one on each of our wool beds in our house. I don't actually wash them but just air them out once a year in the summertime in indirect light for an hour or so. They are machine washable, but that is really not practical because it's big and takes a while to dry. Spot handwash if soiled, but the sheet over it keeps it nice. Dampness really does just air out. If you expect a lot of heavy wetness such as bed wetting, use some extra absorbency between this and the sheet, such as a cotton blanket or a towel. That way you won't have to wash the wool. The cotton blanket will take up the flood and the wool will keep the moisture from going though and not have to absorb much so it will dry out quickly. The cotton blanket will wash up and dry easily so this really works well to protect your mattress and still be easy, comfortable and breathable. No sweaty waterproof fabrics and no outgassing. No sulfuric acid used in cleaning the wool; Twin size and larger do have straps at the corners for an easy and secure fit on your mattress.
Please see more pictures and read more about these wool mattress pads on the wool mattress pads page. Note: Bedding items are not returnable unless unopened. 3 Most useful customer reviews (see all reviews): Was the above review useful to you? We receive free products to review and participate in affiliate programs, where we are compensated for items purchased through links from our site (at no cost to the buyer). Saatva is one of the few companies that sells an innerspring mattress exclusively online. It does offer great value (See how Saatva compares to leading brands HERE), but I do have a few complaints as well. If you are used to innerspring mattresses (and many people are), you will probably be right at home with the Saatva. It has a smart construction that has that traditional spring feel while being available at a very affordable price. It has nice bounce and you definitely feel that you are sleeping “on” the mattress rather than “in” it.
Having said that, it’s not going to be for everyone, as there are certain type of feels that some people prefer more (like a slow-moving memory foam feel). Read further for my full Saatva mattress review. Who Should Be Interested In Saatva? You Want To Buy Online– Buying a mattress online is becoming more and more popular, and Saatva is one of the few innerspring companies that sells online. You Want Good Value– The online-only business model let’s Saatva compete very well on price compared to more mainstream innerspring brands (think Beautyrest or Stearns & Foster) You Hate Sleeping Hot– Saatva is an innerspring mattress with bio-based foam on top. It does not sleep hot at all. You Want A Mattress With Great Construction and Support– I won’t get into the nitty-gritty details of the construction, but the “coil-on-coil” system the company uses is a major step up from other innerspring competitors at the lower price range. Get Saatva at Factory Direct Prices
Why You Might Not Want To Look At Saatva You Want A Memory Foam Feel– Those who are used to memory foam or are seeking out that memory foam feel will not get experience from Saatva. I would look at other alternatives if this applies to you. You Like To Sink Into The Mattress– Because it isn’t pure foam, you don’t really get the feeling where the mattress envelops around you. You feel you sleep “on” the mattress, rather than “in” the mattress. You Absolutely Need To Try The Mattress Out In A Store– Saatva is available only online, so you won’t know the exact feel beforehand. See how Saatva compares to leading mattress brands Saatva Motion Transfer Test One thing that people worry about with spring mattresses is motion transfer. This is a concern if you’re sleeping with a partner, especially if one of you is known for moving around throughout the night. The Saatva performs well for motion transfer, see the video below: Saatva Firmness and Feel
Most people have not slept on a hybrid mattress before, and even if you have, each hybrid is different; some feel more like a spring mattress, while others feel more like a memory foam mattress. Watch the video below to get an idea of the feel and firmness of the Saatva (the Luxury Firm is shown). The Company Is Somewhat “Greener” Than Most– The company uses bio-based foams and recycled steel. There Will Be A Shipping Charge– Note that Saatva does charge for shipping at the end of the buying process, so make sure to note that as you’re comparing prices with other mattress companies The Bed Is Slightly Firmer Than The Average Bed– The “luxury firm” is what 90% of people buy. It is very comfortable, but is probably slightly on the firmer side of the spectrum. Saatva is one of the first mattresses I reviewed, and interestingly still remains among my top reviewed mattresses. An advantage of Saatva as well is that they have been around for a number of years, so you have the benefit of other user reviews to help you make your decision.