How to choose an ideal mattress

      The ideal mattress is divided into five layers from bottom to top: spring, felt pad, palm pad, foam layer and bed surface textile fabric. The following are springs with high-quality materials and improved technology; wool pads or felt pads are placed on the springs to ensure that the knots of the mattress are durable; upwards are the brown cushion layer; soft materials such as latex or foam ensure the tranquility and breathability of the mattress. 

        It has the effect of sterilization and environmental protection; the above is an environmentally friendly textile fabric. Such a spring soft mattress has the characteristics of keeping warm in winter, dissipating heat in summer, and easy to clean, making it more tranquil and humane. 

        When buying a mattress, there are some simple ways to judge the quality of the mattress. You may wish to use it when choosing a mattress. First of all, you should choose a reputable manufacturer to buy a spring mattress. Don't just look at the appearance and price of the bed. A brand like Ekas, a well-known brand in Spain, is unanimously affirmed by consumers, and a brand like this is trustworthy. When buying a mattress, it is important to lie down and turn it around a few times. 

         A good mattress lining material will not move or be uneven. In addition, lying on the bed and reaching under the waist with your hands, it may be that the mattress is too soft. Conversely, if there is a lot of free space between the waist and the mattress, the mattress may be too hard. You can also sit at the corner of the bed and stand up to see if the mattress quickly returns to its original shape. Bent your knees and press hard on the bed to taste the elasticity. Poor elasticity and unsatisfactory rebound are not good mattresses. 

        The mattress should support your entire body, no matter what posture you use to sleep, you should feel calm, and the length and width of the mattress should be appropriate. When choosing a mattress, don’t be swayed by their fabric patterns-once the mattress is made, the inside of the mattress is invisible, which belongs to the internal quality of the mattress. 

        There are three basic types of mattresses-foam, padding and spring. A high-quality foam mattress should be at least 11 cm thick. If the thickness is not enough, it should not be purchased. The bearing capacity of a padded mattress depends on its elasticity and the quality of the filling, plus whether it has an elastic base to support it. The quality of a spring mattress depends on the number of springs. The number of springs for spring mattresses is generally about 500, at least not less than 288, and some mattresses have as many as 1,000 springs. The price of a mattress clearly indicates the number of springs-the more springs, the higher the price of the mattress and the better the quality of the mattress.