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Choosing a Mattress Topper Single A mattress topper is a thick layer which is placed on top of your existing mattress and is secured with elasticated straps. It is different from a mattress cover which is an extremely thin, protective cover that shields your bed against spills, dust, and bed bugs. The topper is filled with feathers and delighted our testers with its lofty fill that fit mattresses like as a glove. It's also certified by RDS, ensuring that the filling is made humanely. Thickness The thickness of the mattress topper is crucial when selecting one particular one, because it will affect how the surface feels. Toppers come in a range of thicknesses that range from 2 inches and 4 inches. The heavier or those who need back pain relief might choose a thicker option, while lighter sleepers may prefer a thinner model to improve the comfort of their mattress. Memory foam is a very popular choice among our panelists because it can provide support and alter the firmness of a sleep surface. This type of mattress typically has a 3 to 4-inch profile and is perfect to alter the feel of an old or worn-out mattress that could exhibit indications of indentations. If you're looking for ways to improve the comfort of a comfortable mattress, then look for a thin topper made of natural materials such as wool or cotton. These toppers are breathable and regulate body temperature naturally. They provide plenty of cushioning, without adding the height of your bed. If you're considering a thin mattress topper, ensure that it's certified by CertiPURUS for low levels of off-gassing and hasn't been treated with chemicals that could cause irritation. The density and the material of the foam are also important. A higher density means that it is more durable and can adapt better to the body of the sleeper and also provide a more firm feel. People who are conscious of the impact on the environment might opt for a organic or natural mattress constructed from top-quality materials such as wool, which is warm and breathable. It's also a better option than synthetic mattresses and comes in a wide range of colors. A feather-filled mattress is an alternative option for those who like to be cosy in bed but cannot afford the expense of a new mattress. This topper is very comfortable and fits all mattresses. Our panelists were impressed that it's easy to clean, however they noted that longer straps would have been beneficial to ensure it's securely attached to the mattress. Firmness Mattress toppers are thicker than mattress pads. They rest on your bed as fitted sheets. They typically range between 1 and 4 inches thick and constructed from a variety of different materials. Some are designed for firmness, while others are softer and have a cushion-top feeling. A mattress topper can be a cheap alternative to buying a brand new mattress and can breathe new life into your sleep surface. If your mattress has noticeable sagging or indentations, it may be the time to replace it entirely. Toppers are a great solution for frequent travelers, since they are incredibly easy to carry and can be used in camps or hotels. The two-inch Tuft and Needle mattress topper provides plenty of cushioning but without being too heavy or costly. Its breathable, lofty down fill makes it particularly cosy during winter and our test subjects loved the uniform distribution of the filling. Its baffle-box design and gusseted sides prevent the fill from shifting, creating uneven spots and making it more durable than any other toppers made of fiber that we have test. The cover is machine washable and the five-year warranty is a plus. This mattress topper works well for back and side sleepers who are aware of their posture. It is not recommended for stomach sleepers. The high-density foam gives a good spine support, while relieving pressure points on the hips and shoulders. It's coupled with a luxurious and breathable cotton cover which is available in a number of colours and patterns. This topper by Emma is an excellent choice for those looking to upgrade their bed without spending a lot or drastically altering the firmness of their mattress. It has a layer of latex that is firm with an breathable, soft outer cover and comes with two firmness options: firm for those who need the most resilience and support and plush for those wanting to add a cloud-like softness. The topper is also vegan, which can be a major attraction for some shoppers. Control of Temperature A cool night's sleep is essential for healthy, restful sleep. A mattress topper will aid in keeping your mattress in a comfortable position if it feels too hot, or tends to develop indentations. The best option is to add a layer of comfort to your bed, reduce the appearance of indentations and improve air flow to keep you cool during sleep. This Birch topper is organic and sustainably source. It's a green option. It is also free of harmful phthalates and fire retardants. The outer cover is made of soft, breathable cotton with a wool fill that is hypoallergenic and temperature-regulating. Inside there's the Dunlop latex core that offers cushioning and helps support your spine. It comes in two distinct firmnesses one for support and durability one for softness and cloud-like characteristics. The ventilation system of the topper keeps your body cool by allowing air to move through the foam and away your body. This is a big benefit over memory foam, which can hold heat and make you feel warmer in the night. The topper is backed by 100-night trial period and a 10-year guarantee. Some toppers can be washed with a machine, but you will require a large bin to store them. Consider a fully enclosed mattress protector as an alternative to a mattress topper in the event that you don't have dryer or washer or prefer to clean your bedding regularly. This five-sided protector is designed to prolong the lifespan of your mattress and protect it from spills, stains bedbugs and other contaminants. The pillow-top is thinner than foam options and is also more affordable. It was highly rated by our test subjects for its ability to bring life back into mattresses that were previously a bit too firm or uncomfortable. It's also less bulky and less bulky than thick foam toppers, with wide elastic bands that stretch to tuck around the mattress like an oversized sheet. Our test subjects loved the softness of this topper and how it improved their comfort. They also liked the fact that it helped keep their beds cool and how well it prevented them from moving around in their sleep. Hygiene In contrast to a mattress pad that is typically thin and fits on the bed in the same way as a fitted sheet, toppers are several inches thick and sit right on top of your sleeping surface. They also have the ability to dramatically alter the feel of your mattress—from firm support to a pillow-top feel. Because they are more vulnerable to spills, sweat, and allergens than mattresses, they will require more frequent cleaning. Most toppers cannot be machine washed because the agitation and spin of a machine can greatly degrade their foam or latex materials. However some of the toppers listed here have washable and removable covers. Check for labels that say “machine wash” and “washable cover” If you'd like to wash your toppers using the machine. In addition to choosing a mattress topper made of durable materials and fabrics, you should also consider its certifications and environmental impact. Choose a synthetic topper that has been evaluated by CertiPUR for low levels of chemicals. Also, if you wish to use a topper with down fill, choose a model that meets Responsible Down Standard (RDS) guidelines. To get the best results, make sure you clean your mattress topper regularly by vacuuming both sides of the fabric with an attachment with a power-nozzle or a brush tool with a soft brush. This is particularly important to remove odors and to stop the development of mildew or mold. If your topper is soiled make use of white paper towels to get rid of the most liquid you can. Sprinkle the baking soda over the topper and allow it to sit for eight hours before vacuuming again. This will help reduce the smell and is also beneficial in removing urine stains or other liquids. When storing your mattress topper , place it in a cool, dry location away from heat and sunlight sources. If you must keep your mattress topper for a long period of time, you should consider placing a moisture-absorbing mattress pad underneath it. It's also a good idea to regularly air it out by opening a window or placing fans in the space where your mattress is stored.