Description of Wool Fleece Mattress Pads Snuggle up in bed and enjoy the satisfaction of knowing you are receiving comfort and protection from a quality mattress pad. This 100% lamb’s wool mattress pad is not only hypoallergenic, but also provides softness to a firm mattress, helping to relieve joint and back pressure with its curly, deep pile wool. Lamb’s wool creates a very comfortable mattress pad that is a natural heat regulator and deodorizer, which is flame resistant. Thanks to its EPA approved Ultra-Fresh fabric treatment, the fleece wool mattress pad will not endure damage from mildew or mold and it repels wool-eating insects and dust mites! Fits securely on top of your mattress with four 2 inch wide, easy to use elastic SnugStraps. The wool fleece mattress pads can be machine wash for easy care. The natural fleece is woven to a polyester backing for added durability. Wool Fleece Mattress Pads are ideal for someone who... Wants to discourage growth of mold and mildew on their mattress - pure 100% American virgin wool mattress pads wick moisture away
Has allergies and requires a dry sleeping environment, which is helped by hypoallergenic mattress covers made of durable, long-wearing pure wool Has a massage business or is a massage therapist and would like to give their clients ultimate comfort with a fleece massage table pad, an essential addition to massage equipment Would like to add up to 1 1/2" pile of sheepskin luxury comfort to their mattress for a more restful sleep Has fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, arthritis, or work related injury and needs support for body to help relieve pressure from joints Wants a fleece mattress pad that responds to fluctuating body temperature, no matter what the season Features of Wool Fleece Mattress Pads Click to enlarge Snugstraps Click to enlarge Imperial Mattress Pads Wool mattress pads are soft, luxurious and easy to use. Simply put the mattress pad over your mattress by securing the 2 inch wide SnugStraps - elastic straps - at each corner underneath the mattress.
Then, make your bed as usual by putting on the sheets over the mattress pad. You will enjoy the luxury and hypoallergenic components of these mattress pads for many years thanks to the superior wool density and pile height. Because the crimp of the fibers remains intact, it stays lofty and resists compression, unlike most competitors’ mattress covers. Sanitized with Ultra-Fresh a fabric treatment registered and EPA approved for domestic fabrics that is and anti-microbial that fights against mold and mildew; it also repels all wool-eating insects, and stays locked in the wool fiber to withstand washing and will last the life of the anti-allergen mattress cover; there is also evidence that Ultra-Fresh repels dust mites All wool mattress pads are machine wash cold and machine dry cool or line dry, which is especially convenient for babies, children, and the elderly. Elite wool mattress pads 1 1/2" pile woven on a polyester backing, 65 oz. wool/linear yard, machine washable;
has 10 more oz. wool and 1/4" higher pile than Imperial Imperial wool mattress pads 1 1/4" pile woven on a polyester backing, 55 oz. wool/linear yard, machine washable Maintains springiness - deep pile, American virgin wool has natural loft, even more so than it's foreign competitors due to a higher degree of crimp for a given diameter of fiber, which will add to the life of these lambswool mattress pads Natural thermostat - wool has the ability to handle temperature and moisture since it can absorb moisture and still feel dry in the summer which is great for night sweats, and can insulate in the winter to help keep a consistent body temperature. Relieves joint and back pressure thanks to a naturally curly structure of wool, body weight is supported evenly throughout the night by the mattress cover Natural deodorizer called lanolin is a naturally occurring substance in wool which prevents the mattress pad from absorbing odors Flame resistant - wool is the only natural fiber that naturally resists flaming because of its high nitrogen and moisture content, which makes the mattress pads flame retardant
Reports by Experts - Wool Fleece Mattress Pads (100%) customers would recommend this product to a friend. Choose a sort order Date - Newest First Date - Oldest First Rating - High to Low Rating - Low to High Helpfulness - High to Low Helpfulness - Low to High Length - Long to Short Length - Short to Long max (turners falls, MA) the first product I have had like this The wool fleece mattress pad is a good product and comfortable.... effective, met my expectations very comfortable, really improves sleep quality and warmth in winter, is not too warm in summer keeps me nice and dry.... a replacement for another, similar product high quality, easy to use, met my expectations This is a fabulous item that has made our nights so much more restful. Hubs and I have had our mattress for 9 1/2 years now. We LOVED our bed the first few years, we spent a decent amount of money on ... I have tried a variety of mattress pads over the past 15 years, and this is the first that is soft, comfortable and may be helping me to get some better quality sleep.
I like the sturdy elastic that h... Wonderful product, the pad does not shift about on the bed, the comfort and softness of the fleece makes going to bed very inviting. I would by this pad from you again.... 2 of 2 people found this review helpful. high quality, effective, met my expectations We love the softness and warmth of the pad in Winter. It makes our firm mattress very comfortable.... 8 of 11 people found this review helpful. Notes regarding Wool Fleece Mattress PadsI Need Relief From... Hypoallergenic Bedding: A Guide to the Dust Mite and Allergy Free Bedding It is best to be clear whether you have dust mite allergies and you do this by going to an allergist for allergy tests. Do I have dust mites in my home? You can find out whether you have dust mites in your home by using a home dust mite test kit. You are more likely to have dust mites in your home if you live in warm southern climates or where there is a high level of humidity.
You can give yourself a break by cleaning your bedroom. See article on dust mite control. Where do I focus first? Pillows, they can collect up to 2 pounds of dust mite feces [the stuff you are allergic to] over a 2 year period per pillow. Start with dust mite encasing if you do not want to bury your nose into dust mites every night. If your pillow is old and needs to be replaced, consider buying a pillow made out of a textile which is dust mite resistant. I suggest latex pillow because latex is inhospitable to dust mites. Wool or silk pillows would be a second choice as they are naturally resistant to dust mites. My favorite dust mite covers are Solus Organic dust mite covers, they are simply worth the money. Apart from the added benefit that they are made from certified organic cotton, they are also one of the softest. Think about it for a moment, the softest and most supple dust mite cover underneath your pillowcase means that your pillow retains its soft and supple feel.
Important for those of us who like to scrunch up our pillows and mash them underneath our heads. What is your BEST and most effective dust mite encasing or cover? The quick answer is, every brand we sell has been tested and certified as a dust mite barrier. However, for the ultimate protection against microscopic dust mite allergens, opt for a dust mite cover with an impenetrable barrier layer. For excellent protection, all of our woven fabrics are tightly constructed so dust mites simply cannot wiggle their way through the fabric. All our brands have a pore size of less than 10 microns, the size of an average dust mite. The "best" dust mite cover is in reality a comfort choice, and I prefer ones which are made out of cotton because they "breath better". Looking for a cheap dust mite cover? Then encase your mattress with a plastic or garbage bag. Well perhaps, but plastic does a great job blocking dust mites because it cuts the dust mites off from their food source which is you and your skin flakes.
Trouble is you would find it sweaty and the noise of the plastic would drive your crazy. Some of the dust mite encasing on the market are only a small step away from a garbage bag-with a crinkly noise designed to keep you up all night. Do you need a dust mite cover on your box spring? To my mind, unless you are super allergic, this can be overkill and you can do without one. However, dust mites do travel and crawl where they are not wanted. Since you do not sleep on your box spring, you can settle for a less expensive fabric such as a polyester dust mite cover for this job. How about your mattress? It is well worth using a dust mite encasing on your mattress, but remember if you have a latex mattress you probably do not need an encasing at all, as latex is inhospitable to dust mites. Royal Pedic makes a phenomenal latex mattress which is a customer favorite for its unbelievably comfort and support to aching joints. How often do you need to wash your dust mite covers? This is a matter of hygiene and does not have anything to do with the effectiveness of the dust mite covering.
Personally, I like to wash them as little as possible because of the risk of damaging a mattress encasing as you get it on and off. [see our article on instructions for putting on a dust mite encasing onto your mattress]. Washing dust mite covers do not increase their dust mite prevention properties. Pillow encasings can be washed regularly. With mattresses I recommend that you also use a mattress pad that is machine washable to maintain a clean bed. If you need to clean your mattress encasings without taking them off the mattress, then try using a vapor steam cleaner, which kills any surface dust mite matter and cleans all dirt and stains. Let's face it, people drool onto their pillows, sweat and do other things at night that make it necessary to freshen pillow encasings by washing them. Wash them at a high temperature of 130°F to kill any dust mite matter on the inside of the encasing. How about dust-mite covers for your comforter or duvet? In a perfect world you would have a comforter which was comprise of a textile inhospitable to dust mites.
Comforters are made out of silk or wool are perfect for minimizing the breeding of dust mite colonies. Hypoallergenic down comforters [which reduce the chance of a reaction to feathers] can still be a breeding ground for dust mites. If you need a dust mite cover for your comforter, we think Cottonfresh wins out as it is the lightest and most supple covering. Why bother with a dust mite cover if your regular duvet cover is very high thread count? Unless your duvet cover has zippered tight closures and has an extremely tight weave, those adolescent dust mites will muscle their way through any opening. Adolescent dust mites for the uninitiated, as we found out from a man who breeds them for researchers, tend to be pushy creatures which find their way through anything and will jump around in pursuing more food. Need I say more? What about your child's bed? I suggest a cheaper dust mite cover that has a barrier layer which will give the added benefit of water proof protection. A great choice would be our White Mountain Textile Stretch Knit Encasings.