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Mattress Topper A mattress topper is a thin layer of fabric that is placed on the top of the mattress. It can enhance the feel of a sagging mattress or provide additional cushioning. It can also help keep your bed clean by acting as a barrier against allergens like dust mites or pet dander. Thickness A mattress topper is an extra layer of latex, foam or fibers placed on top of your current mattress. They are available in different thicknesses and can alter the feeling of your bed from warmer to cooler to more firm or softer based on your preferences. They also to protect your mattress from stains and sagging over time. A mattress topper is a cheap and effective solution to soften your mattress if it feels worn-out or if you want to soften your mattress. It can also help with sleep issues like difficulties falling asleep, or waking with pains and aches. Even if it is made of high-quality materials, the mattress topper is usually cheaper than a brand new mattress. We recommend this topper for those looking to add additional cushioning to your mattress, particularly for heavier or require additional support in the middle of their body. It's also a great option if you have an inner spring mattress. The fabric skirt on this topper fits like a fitted sheet, and can be easily removed to wash. Many mattress owners complain that their mattresses are too firm or soft. Although it's possible to purchase an entirely new mattress, it's expensive and there is a chance that you'll encounter similar issues with a different mattress. If you're in this situation, a mattress topper that is thick is the best solution. This 2-inch topper is the perfect thickness for most people. It can soften any mattress and make it easier to get in and out of bed. You can use it on memory foam, hybrid units and mattresses that are sagging. The Avocado Organic latex mattress topper is an excellent option for those seeking to improve their bed without spending a lot of money. It is made with high-quality and durable latex, and surrounded by a luxuriously soft organic cotton cover. The topper can be made to fit on any bed and has elastic straps to secure it like a fitted sheet. It is also certified to the Responsible Down Standard by the Global Down and Feather Association. Materials A mattress topper is available in a variety of materials. The buyers can pick the one that is best suited to their preferences and their sleep requirements. Some people may prefer a memory foam mattress while others may prefer natural latex or a down option. A memory foam top provides a thick layer of foam that is comfortable and can relieve pressure points. It is a great choice for side or back sleepers and can help relieve the pain of an old mattress. A memory foam topper will also reduce the likelihood of deep or sagging impressions. Some memory foam toppers come in two different firmness levels: Plush or Luxury Firm. The latter is the best choice for those who prefer a traditional feel. This topper from Nolah is available in a range of sizes and comes with straps that go around the edges of the mattress to hold it in the desired position. Many people prefer the Puffy mattress topper due to its high-density, high-quality foam. Its skirt goes all the way around the bed, like a fitted sheet, and is able to accommodate mattresses that are up to 15 inches high. It's also designed to stop slipping and sliding, which could be a problem for certain mattress toppers . Other toppers are stuffed with feathers and down for the soft, cushion-like feel. For instance, the Brooklinen down mattress topper comes with the top layer of premium, all-natural European white duck down and an under layer of feathers that come from the underbelly of the bird (rather than the quills) to provide a more comfortable feel. You can apply mattress pads, protectors, or encasement in conjunction with a mattress topper to protect and add comfort. Mattress protectors are an extra-thin layer that covers the mattress and keeps moisture, bacteria, and dust mites away from the mattress. It can also provide a small amount of cushioning however it's not designed to be as comfortable as a topper. Comfort In contrast to mattress protectors, which protect the surface of your mattress from accidents and spills toppers are designed to add extra cushioning for the comfort of. Mattress toppers come in a range of materials and thicknesses ranging from 1 to 4 inch thick. They are recommended for mattresses that have lost their original comfort layers or on mattresses that are firm, which makes them more comfortable. The Puffy Mattress top uses a combination materials to create a hybrid that offers the benefits of both memory foam pillows. The memory foam layer contains gel that reduces heat absorption for better sleep during hot weather. The down-like fiberfill adds warmth and softness. Wide elastic straps at the corners of the topper prevent it from slipping as you move during the night, and the cotton cover can be washed in the machine. Many of our test-dwellers reported that the Puffy mattress topper was an excellent value and that it dramatically changed the feel and look of their previous mattresses. The softness of the mattress made it easy to find the right sleeping position. One tester said that they had less hip and back pain and they woke up feeling less stiff. Another option for those who require a little more cushioning than their current mattress is the Nolah Mattress Topper, which is crafted from AirFoam and molds to your body, much like memory foam. The topper is 2 inches thick and some users have reported that it relieves pressure on the spine. A third option for those looking to enhance the comfort of their bed without spending a few hundred dollars is the Amerisleep Comfort Lift Mattress Topper. This mattress topper costs less than the majority of other options we examined and is also available in Alaskan King sizes for couples sharing an extra bed. The Amerisleep HIVE technology distributes comfort evenly so you can sleep in various positions without feeling uncomfortable. Whatever topper you pick regardless of the type of topper you choose, it is important to read the company's return and warranty policies before purchasing. Some mattress manufacturers offer a 100 night trial on their mattresses but not their toppers, whereas others have different return policies for each type of product. Storage A mattress topper is a great option to extend the life of your mattress and can provide extra support and comfort. It can also help prevent sagging and softening over time. A mattress topper may lose its shape or become moldy when not stored properly. Place your mattress topper in a climate controlled space, like an apex storage unit. This will stop the development of mildew and mold that could harm your mattress topper made of foam. A storage unit will also keep your mattress topper cool and dry to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria in warm and humid regions. Before storing your mattress take it off of all bedding. This will ensure that it is as clean as possible and helps to stop dust mites from getting on the cushion. You might also want to wash any stains off the topper. If the spots on the topper are not removed then the odors may grow and affect your sleep. If your mattress topper came with a storage bag, reuse it for maximum protection. Alternately, you can use any large vacuum or plastic storage bag. Be sure that the size of the bag is adequate for the mattress you want topper. If it doesn't fit, use duct tape along the edges to form a tight seal. A plastic or vacuum storage bag can help reduce the weight of your mattress topper making it easier to transport and store. You can also store your mattress topper in a closet that is a second linen closet or in another dry, clean space in your home. Do not store your mattress topper in areas that are humid like basements or attics, because they can be breeding grounds for moisture, which could cause the topper to develop mold and mildew. If your topper is exposed humid conditions for long periods of time it may not be able to be able to return to its original shape or provide the appropriate support and comfort you expect from it. If you take good care of your mattress topper it can last for years. However, you should consider replacing it after three to five years if it is beginning to degrade or lose its shape.