Discover common myths about mattresses! |
 |
A good-quality mattress that hasn't been rolled up doesn't need to lie at all after unpacking. You can use it right away. Rolled mattresses that need to regain their shape are not recommended due to the potential damage to the foams inside, especially if they are T foams, which degrade quickly and easily.
Many manufacturers believe that a mattress should be aired out for 24-72 hours after delivery. In reality, a well-designed mattress made of fresh and properly seasoned foams allows you to use it right away after delivery to your home. The functional Osaka Air mattress doesn't require airing out or resting. You can use it in your bedroom immediately after delivery.
A hypoallergenic mattress cover should be made of breathable synthetic fibers that prevent the growth of microorganisms and allergens. There are modern mattress covers that contain nanocapsules and other technologies. These can limit the growth of dust mites or other allergens, and even alter their structure or destroy them. Modern hypoallergenic mattress cover technologies are used in mattresses by the Polish company ONSEN®.
A mattress cover should be washed whenever it becomes soiled. Periodically, you should wash it every 1-2 months, provided it is protected by a sheet and you live in relative cleanliness. Allergy sufferers or people who do not use sheets should wash the mattress cover every 2 weeks. Also, individuals whose beds are exposed to dirt should wash it more frequently.
A mattress can sag when its internal components deteriorate. Most often, mattress sagging occurs when low-density foams are used, as well as traditional T foams. Steel springs, including pocket springs, often also sag. Therefore, it is essential to pay special attention to the internal construction of a specific mattress model.
save
-10%
on next purchase
|
