Don't know what to do with an old mattress?

Author: Synwin–Custom Mattress

Because old mattresses have many potential hazards!!! First of all, let's understand the hazards of old mattresses: we all know that mites are microscopic pests that are not easily visible to the naked eye. Most, many allergic asthma occurrence, development, acute onset and persistence of symptoms are closely related to dust mites. At home, mattresses are the best place for mites to thrive. A study by the University of Worcester in the United Kingdom also found that up to 20,000 live dust mites were hidden in the quilt.

There are not only hundreds of millions of live dust mites in the mattress, but also mite feces, corpses, eggs, etc. accumulated for a long time... The most suitable temperature for dust mites to grow is about 25°C, and the relative temperature is 80%. Therefore, it generally breeds in large numbers in spring and autumn, and the number declines after autumn. Dust mites like humid, high temperature, cotton and linen fabrics and dusty environments. They will enter the air with human activities (such as sweeping the floor, making beds and quilts, etc.) and disperse to all corners of the room.

Not only mites, but their corpses, secretions, and excretions can cause allergies. When dust mites enter the human respiratory tract or contact the skin, people will experience sneezing, coughing, wheezing and other symptoms. In addition, it is the number one allergen for allergic rhinitis.

Secondly, the deformation of the old mattress will also seriously affect the health of the body's bones. The human spine is s-shaped, and old mattresses often have problems of collapse and deformation. Sleeping on deformed old mattresses for a long time will lead to spinal deformation, insufficient rest, fatigue, soreness and other symptoms after waking up. In fact, there are many hazards of old mattresses...