Mattress manufacturers tell you some tips for choosing mattresses

Author: Synwin–Mattress Manufacturer

The quality of sleep is related to our daily mental state and work efficiency, so it affects the quality of sleep—the mattress is also a crucial factor. A good mattress and a suitable mattress will not only relieve us of the fatigue of the day, but also make us Falling asleep quickly has a good sleep state, so it seems that the quality of the mattress is very important in choosing. Would you choose a mattress? Whether you will be entangled in his material and style when buying a mattress, today the editor of the mattress manufacturer will tell you: what are some good tips when choosing a mattress. One is to "see" a good quality mattress with your eyes, and it will definitely not be flawed in appearance.

You can check whether the mattress is evenly thick and thin, whether the surrounding area is straight and flat, whether the covering of the cushion is well-proportioned and full, whether the printing and dyeing patterns of the fabric are uniform, and whether the sewing needles and threads have any defects such as broken threads, skipped stitches, and floating threads. Qualified mattresses have the product name, registered trademark, manufacturing company name, factory address, contact number on the logo, and some also have a certificate of conformity and a credit card. If not, it is basically a fake product.

The second is to "press" the mattress by hand to test the pressure, which should have a moderate softness and hardness, and a certain resilience. This is done to check that the pressure capacity of the mattress is balanced and the interior filling is uniform. If there is unevenness, it means that the quality of the spring wire of the mattress is poor.

The third is to "listen" with your ears and pat the mattress with your hands to listen to the sound of the spring. If there is a uniform spring sound, the elasticity of the spring is relatively good, and the force is relatively uniform during sleep. If there is a "squeak" sound, it means that the spring is not only poor in elasticity, but also may be rusted or inferior products.

The fourth is to "check" by hand. Some mattresses have mesh openings or zipper devices at the edge, which can be directly opened to check whether the inner spring is rusted, especially the addition of accessories. This step of inspection is very necessary to prevent the purchase of black heart cotton mattresses. The fifth is to "smell" the mattress with the nose, and use the nose to smell whether there is a pungent chemical odor.

A good quality mattress exudes the fresh smell of natural textiles. Zhu Zexing said that the mattress should not only be of good quality, but also one that suits you. You need to grasp three points. 1. According to age level.

When purchasing a mattress, fully consider the age of the user, as different age groups have different requirements for mattresses. For example, the elasticity of the muscles and ligaments of the elderly has decreased, and it is more suitable to sleep on a hard mattress. A bed that is too soft cannot support the spine, and it is difficult to get up. Adults with bad spines are also suitable for slightly firmer mattresses.

Mattresses for infants and young children are recommended to choose firm and elastic mattresses with medium softness. Healthy adults can choose according to personal preference, and if they pursue comfort, they can be softer. 2. According to sleep habits.

Everyone's sleeping habits are different, and their requirements for the softness and elasticity of mattresses are also different. People who like to sleep on their sides should keep their spine straight and let their shoulders and hips sink deep into it. It is recommended to choose a partitioned mattress. This mattress uses springs with different thicknesses to form different degrees of subsidence according to different stress areas such as the head, neck, shoulders, waist, and vertebral tail.

People who often sleep on their backs and prone should choose a slightly harder mattress. Because when lying on the back and prone, the neck and waist need firm mattress support to achieve a comfortable state. 3. According to body type characteristics.

Generally speaking, people who are lighter in weight are suitable for sleeping in softer beds, and mattresses that are too firm cannot support all body parts evenly; those who are heavier are suitable for sleeping in harder beds.