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Tuesday, 5 February 2013

How Is a Latex Mattress Made?

I came across this fantastic little animation, explaining the manufacturing process of latex mattresses!

Enjoy!


 

Wednesday, 23 January 2013

Pocket Springs - What are these?

The name "Pocket Spring" is referring to the type of coils used in a Pocket Sprung mattress.
The biggest clue to what these are is in the name, they are pocketed springs, the coil is placed inside it's own little pocket of fabric. This allows each spring to react independently, stopping movement from disturbing anyone else you may be sharing your bed with. It also prolongs the life of the coils which in turn prolongs the life of your mattress.

Pocket springs are generally more expensive than regular open coil mattresses but this price difference is reflected in the quality and life span of the mattress.

Pocket spring mattresses range from soft to ultra firm depending on the number of springs and the other fillings within the mattress.

Generally the number of springs reflects the firmness of the mattress, 3500 being a firm mattress, and 600 being a soft mattress. Although there are other fillings which can cause a mattress to feel softer, for example when topped with memory foam a 3500 would probably feel more like a medium yet still give the spinal support that a firm mattress would offer.

Pocket spring mattresses with memory foam are amongst the most popular mattresses at the moment, as pocket springs offer the greatest life span and excellent support with the addition of the memory foam to help relieve pressure points and comfort to the mattress.

Thursday, 27 December 2012

Bed Bugs - How to get rid of them video

QUIZ: Bed Bugs, How much do you know?

Bed Bugs - True or False?

Question #1: Bed bugs will not bite you if the lights are turned on.


Question #2: Bed bugs can be controlled using pesticides alone.


Question #3: It's necessary to throw out furniture and bedding at the first sign of bed bugs.


Question #4: Bed bugs are not known to spread disease.


Question #5: Most people react to bed bug bites with itchy welts.


Question #6: Bed bugs cannot be seen with the naked eye.


Question #7: Bed bugs can usually be treated in one visit by a pest management professional.


Question #8: A good pest control professional can quote you a flat fee for treatment over the phone.


Question #9: Only dirty, cluttered homes get bed bugs.