How to Choose a Mattress Protector

Everything we do is geared toward ensuring that you have the best night's sleep possible. Choosing the best mattress topper is the first step. 

Dimensions and appearance.

The fit is one of the most crucial aspects of any mattress topper. You must use the appropriate mattress topper size. On a king single mattress or a long single mattress, a single size mattress protector will not fit. It may seem self-evident, but you must use a king single mattress protector on your king single bed! Choose a mattress protector with a skirt to provide optimal comfort in bed and eliminate wrinkles. The skirt will better hold the mattress protector in place and prevent the crumpled feeling. A non-fitted mattress protector should be avoided at all costs! 

 Maximum Convenience!

Our 100% cotton mattress protectors are filled with cotton and have a cotton cover, making them significantly more comfortable to sleep on. The majority of mattress protectors feature a synthetic filler, such as polyester. Polyester, which is essentially a plastic, prevents your skin from breathing. It's difficult to fathom sleeping on a plastic bed, especially in the summer when we lose moisture through sweat. Natural fibres' intrinsic capabilities allow moisture to be drained away, keeping you dry and comfortable throughout the night.

A pure cotton mattress protector also aids in the cleaning of your mattress because, unlike your mattress, it is quite simple to clean. Machine washable, freshening them up is easy and they may be line dried or tossed in the dryer on low heat. 

Machine washable.

One of the reasons why a mattress protector is vital is that it helps to keep your mattress clean, which extends the life of your mattress. Your mattress topper is much easier to clean than your mattress! Choosing a machine washable cotton mattress protector allows you to keep it fresh longer without having to resort to costly and chemical-laden dry cleaning. It's better for you, your wallet, and the planet! To keep it fresh, we recommend line drying it, but it can be be tumble dried on low heat if necessary.  

Cotton – naturally better.  

Inside and out, use a cotton mattress protector. Cotton is a soft, absorbent fabric. It breathes better than synthetic fibres because of its natural structure. This is why it is more comfortable to sleep in than polyester or acrylics, which are essentially the same as sleeping on plastics. Cotton is a good heat conductor, so it keeps you cool in the summer and warm in the winter. It also makes the ideal mattress protector for allergy sufferers because of its natural qualities, which make it non-allergenic and non-toxic.  

Bugs and bacteria are kept at bay.

A mattress topper keeps you safe from the billions of bacteria, discarded skin cells, dust mites, and other allergens that accumulate over time in your mattress. A mattress protector fittingly dubbed a "zoologic park" by New York University microbiologist Philip Tierno is widely considered to aid those who suffer from allergies or asthma lessen their reactions to these irritants. For these reasons, he wouldn't sleep without a mattress protector!  

Is it necessary to use a mattress protector? Absolutely!