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A mattress pad helps protect your mattress, and can also add extra comfort and softness to a mattress that may be a bit too firm. Different from mattress toppers, mattress pads are typically a thin, padded, protective sheet, as opposed to thicker products that add several inches of extra plushness. Mattress pads can also help with temperature control. This is because they're absorbent, which helps keep you cool.
Cotton, latex, and wool are commonly used for mattress pads. Cotton options are usually thinner and quilted, but they are also machine washable. Latex and wool pads are dust mite and mold-resistant, which makes them more durable than cotton. For optimal temperature regulation, you’ll want to consider mattress pads filled with natural fibers like cotton, wool, or down. Because of wool’s inherent properties, it can also keep you warmer in winter months.
We offer many mattress pad options at City Mattress, including our own products. Our own Egyptian cotton mattress pad offers luxuriously soft comfort and lasting performance. It’s also hypo-allergenic as well as machine washable and dryable. We also offer the City Mattress Radiance Temperature Controlled Cooling & Heating Mattress Pad. This advanced mattress pad regulates your sleep temperature with the power of heated or cooled water. Simply set your desired temperature and lose yourself in sleep.
PranaSleep is known for luxury, which is exactly what you can expect from their mattress pad. This 300-thread count organic cotton mattress pad comes with a 10-year warranty, so your mattress is protected completely for the entire time you have it. Sleep & Beyond manufactures several wool mattress pads available through our website, including some for cribs. Free from harmful dyes and pesticides, these machine-washable mattress pads are a sustainable, organic alternative for long-term sleep health.
Mattress pads are a great way to protect your mattress investment while offering a little more plushness. They’re different from mattress toppers in their purpose. While mattress toppers are meant to add extra plushness or firmness, a mattress pad is primarily for protection. However, if your mattress is simply old and sagging, neither a mattress pad nor topper will help. In this case, it’s time to consider buying a new mattress.
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