Discover common myths about mattresses!
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Does the price really reflect the quality of a mattress?

The price of a mattress is not always an indicator of its quality. Many mattresses in similar price ranges can have similar specifications and properties, so it's worth investigating other characteristics, such as weight or foam density. You should also always inquire about the foam parameters and the functionality of the mattress.

Why do memory foam mattresses cause night sweating?

Memory foam mattresses often lead to issues with night sweating because they can heat up during the night. This is due to the phenomenon of heat retention. Memory foam should not be in the top layer of the mattress for it to be considered comfortable and healthy.

Are double-sided mattresses a good choice?

Double-sided mattresses have their limitations. Flipping the mattress can affect its properties, but it is rarely beneficial. This does not impact the longevity of the mattress itself.

Why do salespeople often ask customers about their mattress budget?

Many salespeople inquire about the budget for a mattress to tailor the price of a certain type of mattress to the customer's affordability. They often try to sell a more expensive mattress, even if it is not of better quality than a cheaper model or if their interiors are the same.

What parameters of a foam mattress should be taken into account?

When choosing a foam mattress, it's important to pay attention to its weight, which should be between 35 to 45 kilograms for a size of 160x200, as the weight and density of the foam reflect its durability. You should also always ask for the complete parameters of polyurethane foams, including their type, density, and hardness.