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Mattress Topper

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

It can also help keep your bed hygienic by providing a barrier to allergens like dust mites and pet dust.

Thickness

A mattress topper is an additional layer of foam, latex or fibers you put on the top of your mattress. They come in a variety of thicknesses, and the best one can alter how your bed feels -- from cooler to warmer, or firmer to softer -according to what you require for the best sleep. They also can protect your mattress against stains and sagging over time.

A topper can be an affordable and efficient solution to your mattress if it is feeling worn or you want to soften it. It can also solve other sleep issues such as difficulty sleeping or waking up with body aches. Even if it's made of top quality materials, mattresses are typically cheaper than a brand new mattress.

We recommend this mattress topper for those who want to add more cushioning to your mattress, particularly for people who are heavier sleepers or need more support at the center of their body. This is also a great choice when you have a mattress with a pocket spring. The skirt made of fabric on this topper is similar to a fitted sheet and can be easily removed to wash.

Many mattress owners complain that their mattresses are too hard or soft. While it's possible to buy a new mattress, it's an expensive option and there is a chance that you'll face the same problem with a different mattress. If that's the case, a thick mattress topper will be the best solution.

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

The Avocado Organic latex mattress topper is an excellent option for those seeking to improve their bed without spending a fortune. The top is made of durable and supple organic latex and is surrounded by an organic cotton cover that is incredibly soft. The topper can be made to fit in any bed, and is fitted with elastic straps that 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 is available in a variety of materials. The purchasers can pick the one that is best suited to their preferences and their sleep needs. For example, some shoppers may want to try a memory foam pillow, whereas others may prefer natural latex or a down option.

A memory foam topper provides a thick layer of comfort and can help relieve pressure points. It is a good option for side or back sleepers, and can ease pains from an old mattress. In addition, a memory foam topper can help reduce the risk of deep impressions and sagging over time.

Some memory foam toppers are available in two levels of firmness that are: Luxury Firm and Plush. The latter is the best choice for those who prefer a classic feel. This topper from Nolah is available in a variety of sizes and comes with straps that wrap around the edges of the mattress to hold it securely in the right position.

Many people prefer the Puffy mattress topper due its high-density, high-quality foam. It features a skirt that covers the entire bed, similar to a fitted sheet. It can be used with mattresses as tall as 15 inches. It's also designed to stop slipping that can occur with certain mattress toppers.

Some toppers are filled a mixture of feathers and duck down to provide an extra soft pillow-top feel. For example, the Brooklinen down mattress topper (Full Review) comes with the top layer of premium all-natural European white duck down, and an under layer of feathers that are sourced from the underbelly of the bird (rather than the quills) to provide a more comfortable feel.

You can apply a mattress pad, protector or encasement with a mattress topper to protect and add comfort. Mattress protectors are thin layer that sits over the mattress to protect it from moisture, bacteria and dust mites from the mattress. It can offer a bit of cushioning but is not meant to be as comfortable a mattress topper.

Comfort

A mattress topper adds cushioning to your mattress unlike mattress protectors which protect the mattress from spills and injuries. Mattress toppers are available in a range of materials and thicknesses that range from 1 to 4 inch thick. They are ideal for mattresses that have lost their comfort layers that were originally in place or on mattresses that are firm to make them more comfortable.

The Puffy Mattress top uses a combination materials to create a hybrid that offers the benefits of both memory foam pillows. The memory foam layer is infused with gel mattress topper that helps reduce the retention of heat for better sleep in warm weather while the down-like filling layer adds softness and warmth. Wide elastic straps at the corners of the topper stop it from shifting as you move throughout the night, and the cotton cover is machine-washable.

Many of our test-dwellers stated that the Puffy Mattress topper was an amazing value that completely changed the look and feel of their previous mattresses. The soft and pillowy feel made it easy to find the perfect sleeping position. One tester commented that their back pain and hip pain had diminished and they didn't get up with the same stiffness as they did before.

Another option for those who require a little more cushioning than their mattress is the Nolah Mattress Topper, which is made of AirFoam and molds to your body, much like memory foam. This 2 inch thick topper alleviates pressure on the spine.

Another alternative for those who want to increase the comfort of their bed without spending a few hundred dollars is the Amerisleep Comfort Lift Mattress Topper. This mattress topper is less expensive than most of the alternatives we examine and is also available in the Alaskan king size for couples sharing a larger bed. The Amerisleep HIVE technology gives you a comfortable and even distribution so you can sleep in various positions without feeling uncomfortable.

Whatever topper you pick regardless of the type of topper you choose, it is important to read the warranty and return policies prior to making a purchase. Some mattress companies provide an initial trial of 100 nights for their mattresses, but not on their toppers. Other companies have different policies for returns based on the type of product.

Storage

A mattress topper is a great method to extend the life of your current mattress and can provide extra support and comfort. It also helps to prevent the mattress from sagging or becoming soft with age. However, a topper may lose its shape or become moldy if it is not properly stored. Place a mattress topper in a climate controlled space, like a storage unit. This will help prevent the growth of mildew and mold that could harm your mattress topper made of foam. Furthermore storage units can keep your topper cool and dry, thereby preventing the development of harmful bacteria that thrive in humid and warm areas.

Before storing your mattress remove it from all bedding. This will help keep the cushion as clean as it can be, soak and sleep mattress topper prevent dust mites infiltrating the. You may want to spot and clean any stains on the top of the cushion. If the stains on the topper are not removed the odors could grow and affect your sleep.

Reuse the storage bag that was included with your mattress topper for the best protection. You can also make use of any large plastic or vacuum storage bag. Make sure you select the right size for your mattress topper. If it's not, use duct taping along the edges to create an airtight seal. A plastic or vacuum-sealed storage bag can reduce your mattress toppers double topper's bulk making it easier to store and transport.

You can also store your mattress topper in a linen closet or in another dry, clean space within your home. Avoid storing the mattress topper in areas that are humid like attics or basements, since they could act as an ideal habitat for moisture that can cause mold and mildew to grow on it. If your topper was exposed to damp conditions for long periods of time it may not be able to recover to its original form or provide the comfort and support you need.

If you take good care of your mattress, it can last many years. However, you should consider replacing it after three or five years if it is beginning to degrade or lose its shape.