How to Choose the Perfect Mattress

 

It is important to ensure that your money goes where it is needed. Your health can be affected if you spend more than a third of your life asleep or in bed. However, not everyone can afford a high-quality, top-of-the-line mattress. This article will help you find the right mattress for you, including what to look for and what to avoid.

 

First, determine how much money you are willing to spend. A budget will help you avoid overspending on major purchases. This will allow you to buy the best mattress possible, without paying too much. It is often difficult to compare mattresses from different shops. You won't be able to compare mattresses from different stores, but you can shop online. When you shop for a mattress, it is better to pay attention to its brand and type.

 

You can find mattress shops near you or online if you are trying to keep your budget in check. Note down model numbers and names that fall within your budget. When you reach a store, ask for these models. Some Double Sided Mattress stores may only have a limited number of models for sale. If this is the case, call them or send them an email to find out if they have it. Although there are many names that mattress retailers and manufacturers use to refer to different types of mattresses they sell, there are only a few basic types.

 

·        Tempurpedic/Memory foam -Tempurpedic mattresses can be described as a brand. However, many people use them to refer to any mattress that uses memory foam or another foam that molds to your body while you sleep. The mattress is essentially a sinking bed that applies pressure evenly to your body. The memory foam and Tempurpedic mattresses can get hot over the course of the night so they might not be the right choice for you.

·        Sleep Number Beds –Sleep numbers beds have inflatable air pressure chambers within the mattress. These chambers can be adjusted to your preference for firmness. You can adjust the firmness or softness of your mattress at any time. You can also adjust the mattress to a reclining position. However, this is dependent on which model you have.

·        Firm vs. Plush - Firm or plush refer to the firmness or softness the mattress is. Many mattresses are described as extra firm or firm. This allows you to determine how firm or soft the mattress is. To make a mattress feel softer, manufacturers may add thick pillow stops or cushions to the tops. There are many mattress options, including pillowtop and cushion forms.

 

You can do whatever interests you. Begin high and work your way down. If a salesman is trying to push you through a mattress store while he's showing you the products, don't hesitate to leave. When it comes to making a purchase, you shouldn't rush. It is important to take the time to test the mattress. You will be spending a lot time on it. When making a large-ticket purchase like this, it is crucial that you test every mattress with different levels of firmness to ensure you are getting the best product for the right price. Do not be seduced by salespeople's spiel. Ask for samples and compare them.

 

You can start by looking at the most expensive mattresses and then work your way down. Although you may be leading the salesperson a bit, the main point is to first experience the top-of-the-line mattresses. Then, you can move down in features and padding to see if you like the more comfortable mattresses. You'll be able to determine the right balance and make an informed decision.

 

Do not be afraid to bargain with people!

Now that you have tried out multiple mattresses, it is time to choose one. It's now time to decide on a price. Some mattress stores won’t negotiate the price, and will try to make more money on accessories and warranties. The price will be flexible if you shop at any major chain. You can ask for a price and then suggest something else. Or let the salesperson know you like this model, but are not willing to spend X amount of money. Although you won't always get a no, it's how business works. However, you might be able negotiate a free mattress that was not in your budget. You'll be able to find a great price by paying attention to holiday weekends and sales. You might not be expecting mattress retailers to do so many businesses on weekends.

 

Get a free in-home trial and lock in a good warranty!

Make sure you get delivery and disposal of your old mattress free, a solid warranty, and a 30-day trial period from your retailer before you finalize the deal. Most retailers are trustworthy and will allow you to test the mattress in your own home for 30-60 days. If you don't like it, they'll either refund you or exchange you with a different mattress. Take advantage of this time and pay attention to how you sleep and how you feel when awake.

 

Although you won't notice much in the first few days, Dr. Eugene Su, a Virginia-based chiropractor, says that it will become easier to feel better over time. You may have something special if you feel more energetic and get up earlier than usual. He warns that you shouldn't be shackled to a particular brand, type or model and encourages patients to test different mattresses to find the best fit. He suggests that you pay close attention to the following things if you already have a mattress at home.

 

Ø  Do you feel more or less energy when you wake up?

Ø  Do you feel any soreness or aches or pains after being up for a while? Specifically in your back and sides?

Ø  What's your mood when you get up to get dressed? Do you feel ready to tackle the day or are you suddenly grumpy?

Ø  Do you often wake up in the middle of the night to change positions or toss and turn?

If your mattress has been in your home for more than a month and you are still uncomfortable or the mattress feels uneven, you should contact the manufacturer to make a warranty claim. You will get the same mattress as you had before you filed a warranty claim. However, if there is a problem, it will be worth the extra cost. We've already said that an extended warranty or protection plan can be worth the cost before you buy. In many cases, a good manufacturer's warranty is better than a retailer replacement plan. Instead of paying more, you can consider an extended warranty fund that will cover you in the event of an issue.