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Mattress Topper A mattress topper is a thin layer that goes on top of your bed. It can help improve the feel of an old, sagging bed or add extra cushioning to mattresses that are firm. It also helps keep your bed clean by serving as a barrier against allergens like dust mites and pet dander. Thickness A mattress topper is an additional layer of latex, foam or fibers you put on top of your mattress. They are available in a variety of thicknesses, and the one that is right for you can change how your bed feels from cooler to warmer, or softer to firmer- depending on what you require for sleep comfort. They also can protect your mattress against stains and sagging over time. A mattress topper is an affordable and efficient solution for mattresses that feel worn or you wish to soften it. It can also solve other issues with sleep such as difficulty sleeping or waking up with body pains. Even if it's made of top quality materials, a mattress topper is often cheaper than a brand new mattress. This topper is recommended for those who require additional support in the middle of their bodies or who sleep heavier. It's also a good choice when you have an inner spring mattress. The skirt of this topper fits like a fitted sheet and can be easily removed to wash. Many mattress owners complain that their mattresses are too hard or soft. It is possible to purchase a new mattress, however it could be costly and you might have the same issue with an alternative mattress. If you're in this situation, a mattress topper that is thick is the ideal solution. This 2-inch mattress topper is ideal for most people. It will provide a soft feel to any mattress and make it easier to move into and out of bed. It is suitable for hybrid mattresses, memory foam and sagging mattress. The Avocado Organic Latex Mattress Topper is a fantastic option for those looking to upgrade their bed without spending a fortune. The top is made of durable and resilient organic latex, and is surrounded by an organic cotton cover that is luxuriously soft. The topper is sized to fit on any bed and has elastic straps to secure it like a fitted sheets. The Global Down and Feather Association has also certified it to the Responsible Down Standard. Materials A mattress topper is available in a variety of materials. This means that shoppers can find one that best matches their preferences and meets their individual sleep needs. For instance, some customers may want to try a memory foam mattress, whereas others may prefer natural latex or a down alternative. A memory foam top can provide a thick layer that is comfortable and relieves pressure points. It's a great option for back or side sleepers and can aid in relieving pains and aches caused by an old mattress. A memory foam mattress will also reduce the likelihood of deep impressions or sagging. Some memory foam toppers are available in two firmness options namely Luxury Firm or Plush. The latter is the best choice for those who prefer a traditional feel. This Nolah topper is available in different sizes and has straps that are able to wrap around the edges of the mattress to ensure it stays in place. The Puffy mattress topper is a popular choice for many due to its high-density and durable foam. It features a skirt that covers the entire bed, much like a fitted sheet. It can be used with mattresses up to 15 inches. It's also designed to prevent sliding and sliding that is a concern with some mattress toppers. Other toppers are filled with feathers and down to provide the soft, cushion-like feel. For example, the Brooklinen down mattress topper includes the top layer of premium, all-natural European white duck down, and the feathers underneath that come from the underbelly of the bird (rather than the quills) to provide a more comfortable feel. You can utilize mattress pads, protectors, or encasement in conjunction with a topper for protection and to add comfort. Mattress protectors are an extra thin layer that covers the mattress and keeps moisture and dust mites away from the mattress. It can provide a bit of cushioning, but is not designed to be as comfortable as a mattress topper. Comfort As opposed to mattress protectors that protect the mattress's surface from accidents and spills the toppers are made to provide additional cushioning to provide the comfort of. Mattress toppers are available in a variety of materials and thicknesses ranging from 1 to 4 inches in thickness. They're best used on older mattresses that have lost their comfort layers, or on firm mattresses to make them feel soft and more comfortable. The Puffy Mattress topper uses a combination of materials to create a hybrid mattress that has the advantages of both down and memory foam. The memory foam layer is filled with gel that reduces heat retention for better sleep in warm temperatures and the down-like fiberfill layer provides warmth and softness. The topper is secured by large elastic straps that wrap around the corners. This prevents it from moving in the night as you move. Many of our test-dwellers said that the Puffy Mattress topper was a fantastic value that dramatically changed the look and feel of their old mattresses. They also loved the soft comfort and height that made it easier to find a comfy sleep position. One tester commented that their back and hip pain had lessened and they didn't wake up as stiff as before. Another option for people that require a little more cushioning than their mattress is the Nolah Mattress Topper, which is made of AirFoam and molds to your body like memory foam. The topper is 2 inches thick and some have reported that it relieves pressure on the spine. Another option for those looking to improve the comfort of their bed without spending a few hundred dollars is the Amerisleep Comfort Lift Mattress Topper. The mattress topper is less expensive than the other options we looked at and is available in Alaskan king sizes for couples sharing a larger bed. The topper utilizes Amerisleep's unique HIVE technology, which is able to distribute comfort evenly, meaning you can rest in various positions without feeling uncomfortable. Regardless of the topper you choose, it's important to read the warranty and return policies prior to making a purchase. 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 an excellent option to extend the life of your existing mattress and also provide support and comfort. It can also prevent the mattress from sagging or becoming soft with age. However, a topper can lose its shape or turn moldy if it is not properly stored. Place your mattress topper in a temperature controlled area, such as an apex storage unit. This will prevent the growth of mildew and mold, which can damage your foam mattress topper. Storage units will keep your mattress topper cool and dry to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria in warm and humid areas. Before storing your mattress topper remove it from all bedding. This will help to keep the cushion as clean as it can be, and prevent dust mites getting into it. You might also want to spot-clean any stains on the top of the cushion. If the stains on the topper are not cleaned the odors could be a problem and interfere with your sleep. If your mattress topper came with an storage bag, you can reuse it for the best protection. You could also use a larger plastic or vacuum-sealed storage container. Make sure you select one that is appropriate for your mattress. If it doesn't fit then use duct tape along the edges to create an airtight seal. A plastic or vacuum-sealed storage bag can reduce the size of your mattress topper making it easier to store and move. You can also store your mattress topper in a spare linen closet or in another dry, clean space in your home. Avoid storing memory foam mattress toppers in humid areas such as basements and attics, since they can be breeding grounds for moisture, which could cause the mattress topper for it to develop mildew and mold. If your topper is exposed humid conditions for long durations it may not be able to get back to its original shape or provide the appropriate support and comfort you need from it. If you take good care of your mattress it can last for years. However, you should consider replacing it within three to five years if you notice that it is starting to degrade or lose its shape.