Mattress Topper

A mattress topper is an extra thin layer of material that sits on the top of the mattress. It can to improve the comfort of an old, sagging mattress or add cushioning to a mattress that is firm.

It can also help keep your bed tidy by acting as a barrier against dust mites and pet dander.

Thickness

A mattress topper is made of latex, foam or fibers layered over your existing mattress. They come in various thicknesses, and the best one can alter how your bed feels -- from cooler to warmer or more firm to softerdepending on what you need for the best sleep. They also help protect your mattress against stains and sagging as time passes.

A mattress topper is a cheap and effective way to soften your mattress if it is worn out or if you wish to soften your mattress. It can also solve sleeping issues like difficulties falling asleep, or waking up with aches and pains. In fact the mattress topper is usually less expensive than a new mattress, even when it's made of high-quality materials.

This mattress is a good option for those who require additional support in the middle of their bodies or have heavier sleepers. This is an excellent option if you own a pocket-spring mattress. The topper comes with a fabric skirt that fits like an upholstered bed mattress topper sheet. It is easy to remove to wash.

Many mattress owners complain about their mattresses being too soft or hard. Although it's possible to purchase an entirely new mattress, it's expensive and there are still chances that you'll face similar issues with a different type of mattress. If that's the case, a thick mattress topper is the best solution.

This 2-inch mattress topper is the perfect thickness for most people. It will soften any mattress, making it easier to get in and out of bed. You can use it on hybrid units, memory foam and mattresses that are sagging.

The Avocado Organic Latex Mattress Topper is an excellent option for those looking to improve their bed without spending a fortune. It is made of tough and durable latex and is surrounded by a soft and luxurious organic cotton cover. The topper can be sized to fit on any bed and comes with elastic straps to keep it in place like fitted sheets. It is also certified to the Responsible Down Standard by the Global Down and Feather Association.

Materials

A mattress topper can be constructed from a variety of materials. This means that consumers can find one that best fits their individual preferences and their specific sleeping needs. For instance, some customers may want to try a memory foam topper, while others may prefer a natural latex or down alternative.

A memory foam top can offer a thick layer that is comfortable and relieves pressure points. It is a great option for back and side sleepers and can ease the pain of an old mattress. A memory foam mattress will also lessen the risk of sagging or deep impressions.

Some memory foam toppers are available in two levels of firmness: Plush and Luxury Firm. The latter is more suitable for people who prefer a more traditional feeling. This topper from Nolah is available in a variety of sizes and comes with straps that wrap around the edges of the mattress, allowing it to be held it in the right position.

Many people choose the Puffy mattress topper due its high density, high-quality foam. Its skirt extends all the way around the bed, like a fitted sheet, and is able to accommodate mattresses up to 15 inches tall. It's also designed to stop sliding and sliding, which is a concern with some mattress toppers.

Other toppers are stuffed with a blend of feathers and down to provide a plush, pillow-top feel. For example, the Brooklinen down mattress topper comes with a top layer of premium natural European white duck down and a base layer of feathers that come from the underbelly of the bird (rather than the quills) to provide a more comfortable feel.

You can use a mattress pad, protector, or encasement in conjunction with a mattress topper to protect and add comfort. A mattress protector is an extra-thin layer of fabric that protects the mattress and keeps moisture and bacteria as well as 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 mattress's surface from accidents and spills a topper is made to provide additional cushioning for the comfort of. Mattress toppers are available in a variety of materials and thicknesses, from 1 to 4 inches thick. They are recommended for mattresses that have lost the comfort layers that were originally in place or on mattresses that are firm, which makes them more comfortable.

The Puffy Mattress top uses a combination of materials to create an hybrid that offers the benefits of both memory foam pillows. The memory foam layer is filled with gel, which reduces heat retention for better sleep in warm weather and the down-like fiberfill layer adds warmth and softness. The wide elastic straps at the corners of the topper prevent it from shifting as you move throughout the night, and a cotton cover is machine-washable.

Many of our test-dwellers said that the Puffy mattress topper was an excellent value and that it drastically changed the feel and look of their previous mattresses. The soft and pillowy feel made it easy to find the perfect sleeping position. One user reported that they experienced less back and hip pain, and the next morning, they felt less stiff.

The Nolah Mattress Topper is another alternative for those who require a little more cushioning. It is made of AirFoam and is shaped to the body like memory foam. This topper is 2 inches thick, and some have reported that it alleviates pressure on the spine.

Amerisleep Comfort Lift Mattress Topper is an alternative for those looking to increase the comfort of their bed without spending hundreds of dollars. This mattress topper is cheaper than many of the options we review and is also available in an Alaskan King size for couples that share an extra bed. The topper uses Amerisleep's proprietary HIVE technology that distributes comfort evenly, so you can sleep in different positions without feeling discomfort.

Before you purchase a product ensure that you have review the warranty and return policy. Some mattress manufacturers offer a 100 night trial for their mattresses, but not their toppers, while others have different return policies for each type of product.

Storage

A mattress topper is a fantastic option to extend the life of your mattress and provide additional support and comfort. It also helps to in preventing sagging and softening over time. A mattress topper could lose its shape or become moldy when not stored properly. Keep your mattress topper in a climate controlled area, such as an apex storage unit. This will help prevent the growth of mold and mildew, which could damage your foam mattress topper. A storage unit can keep your mattress topper dry and cool to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria in humid and warm regions.

Take out all bedding from your mattress topper before storing it. This will ensure that it is as tidy as it can be and also helps stop dust mites from getting on the cushion. It is also advisable to wash any stains off the top of the cushion. If the spots on the topper are not cleaned then the odors may increase and disrupt your sleep.

If your mattress topper came with a storage bag, reuse it for the best protection. Alternately, you can make use of any large plastic or vacuum storage bag. Make sure that the size of the bag is appropriate for the mattress you want topper. If it isn't, use duct tape to make a seal. A vacuum or plastic storage bag can reduce the size of your mattress topper and make it easier to transport and store.

You can keep your mattress topper in a closet that is a second linen closet or in another dry, clean space in your home. Avoid storing the mattress topper in moist areas, such as attics or basements, since they can become an ideal habitat for moisture that could cause mold and mildew to develop on it. If your topper was exposed to damp conditions over several months, it might not be able to return to its original form or provide you with the comfort and support you require.

Your mattress topper can last for years if take care of it properly. If you notice that it is beginning to deteriorate or losing its shape, you may need to replace it within 3 to 5 years.