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Choosing a Mattress Topper Single A mattress topper is a thick layer that sits on top of your current bed and is secured via straps that are elastic. It differs from a mattress protector, which is a thin covering that is designed to protect your mattress from dust, spills and bed bugs. This feather-filled topper impressed our testers with its lofty fill which made mattresses feel like it was a dream. It is also RDS-certified, ensuring that the filling is sourced humanely. Thickness The thickness of the mattress topper is crucial when selecting the right one, since it can affect how the surface feels. Toppers are available in a range of thicknesses between 2 and 4 inches. A thicker model may be preferred by heavier individuals or those with back pain. Sleepers who are lighter may prefer a thinner model to enhance their sleep quality. A memory foam mattress is one of the most sought-after options among our panelists as it is renowned for its capacity to offer support and change the firmness level of a sleep surface. This type of topper usually has a 3-4 inch profile and is ideal to alter the feel of a worn-out mattress that could have indications of indentations. If you're looking to improve the comfort of a comfortable mattress, you can opt for a thin mattress topper made from natural materials like wool or cotton. These toppers are breathable and naturally regulate body heat. They offer a decent amount of cushioning without adding an extra height to your mattress. If you're looking for a light mattress topper, check that it is certified by CertiPUR US as having low levels of off gassing. Also, ensure that the mattress has not been treated with chemicals that could cause irritation. The density and the material of the foam are also important. mattress toppers means it has more durability and can adjust better to the body of the sleeper and also provide a more firm feel. Eco-conscious people may choose organic or natural topper made of premium materials like wool, which is both warm and breathable. It is also more sustainable than synthetic mattresses, and comes in a range of colors. A feather-filled topper is another option for those who want to be cosy when they sleep but can't afford a new mattress. The topper is extremely comfortable and fits all mattresses. Our panelists appreciated the fact that it's easy to clean, but they noted that longer straps would have been beneficial to keep it securely fastened to the mattress. Firmness Mattress toppers are more durable than mattress pads. They rest on your bed like fitted sheets. They are typically between 1 and 4 inch thick and can be constructed from a variety of different materials. Some are designed to be firm, whereas others offer a pillow-top feel. A mattress topper can be an economical alternative to an entirely new bed. It can also bring new life into the surface of your mattress. It could be time to replace your mattress if it's showing signs of sagging or indentations. Toppers are a great solution for frequent travelers, as they are incredibly easy to carry and can be used in camps or hotels. The two-inch Tuft and Needle mattress topper offers plenty of cushioning but without being too bulky or expensive. Its lofty, breathable down filling makes it warm during winter, and our testers loved the uniform distribution of filling. The baffle-box design and gusseted side panels stop the fill from shifting, creating uneven spots, and makes it more durable than other fiberfill toppers that we've tested. The cover is machine washable and the five-year warranty from the company is a plus. This mattress topper works well for side and back-sleepers who are aware of their posture. It is not recommended for stomach sleepers. The foam's high-density structure offers adequate support for the spine while relieving pressure points on the shoulders and hips. It's coupled with a luxurious, breathable cotton cover that comes in a number of colours and patterns. This topper from Emma is a great option for those seeking to upgrade their sleeping surface without spending a lot of money or changing the firmness drastically of their mattress. It has a layer of latex that is firm with a soft, breathable outer cover and comes in two different firmness levels: firm for those who require the most support and durability and plush for those who want to add cloud-like softness. The topper is also vegan, which can be a major attraction for some shoppers. Temperature Control A cool and comfortable sleep is crucial to have a restful and healthy night's sleep. If your mattress feels too hot or is likely to form body indentations, an extra layer of padding can help to keep it cool. The best options are to add a layer of softness to your mattress, lessen the appearance of indentations and increase airflow to keep you cooler during sleep. This topper made by Birch is certified organic and sustainably harvested, making it an eco-friendly choice. It is also free of harmful phthalates as well as flame retardants. The outer cover is made of soft, breathable cotton with a wool fill that is hypoallergenic and temperature-regulating. Dunlop latex is used to provide cushioning and support to your spine. It's available in a firmer version for support and durability or plush for cloud-like softness. The ventilation system of the topper helps keep you cool because it allows air to move through the foam and away your body. This is a huge benefit over memory foam, which can trap heat and make you feel warmer during the night. The topper comes with a 100-night test as well as a 10-year warranty. Some toppers can be washed by machine but you'll need a large basket to accommodate them. Think about a mattress that is fully enclosed protector as an alternative to a mattress topper if you don't own a washer or dryer, or if you like to clean your bedding regularly. This five-sided mattress protector is designed to shield your mattress from stains spills, bedbugs and bedbugs. The pillow-top topper features a slimmer profile than foam alternatives and is also more affordable. Our testers rated it highly for its ability to bring new life to mattresses that were once slightly too firm or uncomfortable. It's also more compact and less bulky than the heavier foam toppers. The elastic bands stretch to be able to fit over the mattress like a fitted bed sheet. Our test subjects loved the softness of this topper and how it enhanced their sleep. They also appreciated the fact that it helped keep their sleeping temperature cool and how well it prevented their bodies from slipping and sliding during sleep. Hygiene Unlike a mattress pad, which is typically thin and slides onto the bed in the same way as sheets, toppers are several inches thick and are placed on top of your sleeping surface. They also have the ability to drastically alter the feeling of your mattress – from firm support to softness on top of the pillow. Because toppers are more susceptible to sweat, spills, and allergens than mattresses, they may require more frequent cleaning. Most toppers cannot be machine washed due to the spinning and agitation of a washing machine could severely alter the quality of their latex or foam materials. Some of the toppers have removable and machine-washable covers. Look for labels that read “machine wash” and “washable cover” in case you wish to wash your toppers using the machine. When choosing a mattress topper with durable fabrics and materials, consider its environmental impact and certifications. If you opt for a mattress topper made of synthetic materials, you should choose one that is certified by CertiPUR-US for low levels of off-gassing chemicals. Similarly, if you want to use a topper with down fill, make sure you choose an option that is compliant with Responsible Down Standard (RDS) guidelines. To get the best results, make sure you vacuum the entire mattress topper using a power nozzle attachment or brush tool that has soft bristles. This is particularly important to remove odors and to prevent the growth of mildew or mold. If your topper is soiled, blot the stain with white towels until as much of the liquid is removed as you can. Sprinkle baking soda over the topper and allow it to sit for eight hours before vacuuming it again. This can help reduce odors and remove urine stains or other liquids. Keep your mattress topper stored in a dry and cool place, away from heat sources and sunlight. Consider adding a moisture-absorbing mattress pad beneath your topper if you need to store it for a lengthy time. You can also air-dry your mattress topper frequently by opening the windows or installing fans in the area where it is stored.