People spend about 9,125 days of their lives sleeping in bed, The Guardian says. That’s based on the assumption that most people sleep for about 8 hours a day. Even if you adjust the numbers to include only 4 hours of sleep per night, that still means people spend a tremendous amount of time – not only sleeping but also watching TV, of course. As a result, it only makes sense to be concerned about the presence of possible harmful chemicals in your mattress. That’s why more and more people are choosing to invest in their long-term health by purchasing an organic mattress.
Here’s what you need to know when you shop for an organic mattress in Costa Mesa:
Approved and certified
In order to be considered an organic mattress, the manufacturing facility has to be tested by a third-party certifying agent that’s been approved by the USDA. These third-party certifying agents, in their turn, have been certified by the USDA and are qualified to undertake such testing.
While there are several types of certification available, they all basically point to the same thing: that most, if not all, of the raw materials used in the development of the mattress were organic-based. Many also highlight that in the construction process itself, no chemicals of a potentially harmful nature were used.
Durable
There’s no point in purchasing a new mattress if it’s not durable. If you’re tired of bed springs that poke you in the back or those that sag right in the middle, choosing an organic mattress in Costa Mesa. By purchasing a durable mattress that will last for several years, you’ll save money of course, and you’ll also lessen the number of worn-out mattresses in landfills.
Cost
Because of the care taken throughout the entire construction process, and the use of organic materials, these types of mattresses can cost more than the ordinary type. You might want to strike up a compromise between cost and comfort.
There are plenty of options for organic mattresses out there, so you’re sure to find the right mattress that can effectively cut down on the toxins you inhale while you sleep – all without leaving you with a big hole in your bank account.
