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Three ways to think of your mattress
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Level of Firmness
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Mattress Contents
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Organic Certifications
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Questions on Purity |
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Mattress Contents
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All of the brands that we carry in our shop uphold the same ideals. Their goal is to provide the healthiest and most comfortable mattress for your family. Each mattress is monitored from harvesting to delivery. If you are truly seeking the most healthy mattress in the market you can find it under one roof. Each of our brands are made responsibly with natural materials that are clean, free of chemicals, and sourced with your well being in mind.
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What is the difference between an organic mattress and mainstream mattresses?
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Organic mattresses are derived from natural materials. Conventional
mattresses are made primarily of man-made materials derived from
nonrenewable resources such as natural gas and petrochemicals. Plus, in
conventional mattresses, fire retardants and other chemicals are used on the cover fabrics and in paddings.
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What are the natural materials used in organic mattresses
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They are constructed with cruelty-free Eco-Wool, certified organic
cotton, and 100% natural rubber latex -- all renewable, biodegradable
resources. These natural materials are grown, processed, and
manufactured without toxic chemicals.
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Where do the raw materials come from
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Our mattresses are committed philosophically to the organic movement and to supporting American organic farmers.
The Eco-Wool is sheared from free-grazed California sheep, and processed under strict controls to minimize any chemical contamination or animal cruelty.
The cotton is 100% certified organic. It is grown and processed without chemical pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, or fertilizers.
The natural rubber latex (from the milk of the rubber tree) is 100% natural, and produced by the only manufacturer of Talalay latex in America. |
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Why are these raw materials used in an organic mattress? |
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Wool Wool is warm in winter and cool in the summer. It absorbs perspiration, which then evaporates, regulating the sleeper's body temperature throughout the night for a more restful sleep. Wool is also resilient, durable, and flame resistant.
Cotton Cotton is comfortable and durable, and a natural padding choice in a mattress. Certified organic cotton is healthier for the soil, the water, the ecosystem, farm workers, you, and your family. Natural rubber provides a naturally resilient and healthful sleep environment. It offers comfort and support for a deeper, sounder sleep.
Natural Rubber A mattress made with natural rubber eliminates 85% of the motion transfer from a restless partner and rarely needs flipping. It is naturally anti-microbial and dust-mite resistant -- an excellent choice for allergy sufferers.
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