Mattresses

A mattress protector has many uses: add a layer of comfort, absorb moisture, protect against allergens, and so on. It can also help guard the mattress from rips, dirt and stains which might void your warranty. But don't pay an exorbitant price to buy one from the mattress … [Read more...] about Buy your own protection

For an innerspring mattress (as opposed to a foam one) check its edge support. Look for heavier supports there and ones that extend all the way to the edge of the mattress. This will help resist sags and breakdowns which can affect the entire feel of the mattress.A LOZO expert … [Read more...] about Check the edge support

Higher end fabrics like silk & cashmere feel great in your clothes, but they are just not worth the expense in a mattress. By the time you cover your mattresses with sheets and a pillow, you won't be able to feel the small amount of better fabric anyway.A LOZO expert posted this … [Read more...] about Don’t spend on fancy threads

In addition to buying a mattress protector, remember to vacuum the mattress regularly to get rid of dust, dander and dust mites. Use the upholstery attachment on the end of the vacuum cleaner. This is especially important for those with allergies. Air the mattress out each … [Read more...] about Care for your mattress, so it lasts longer

A regular Tempur-Pedic foam mattress can run $2,000-3,000 or more. If you want the comfort of foam without the hefty price tag, build your own. Buy a basic innerspring mattress (no need to splurge on a pricey one, just something that feels comfortable) and top it off with a 2-4 … [Read more...] about Make your own cheap memory foam mattress