Bedding care - English — mattress topper

How thick should a mattress topper be ? In this guide, we'll take a look at the different options available so that you can make the best decision and choose the right thickness for you.

Considering we spend 7 to 8 hours in bed, a lot of our dead skin cells, sweat, and body oil gets accumulated on mattress toppers. The skin cells and body fluids invite dust mites, bacteria, fungi, and other allergens to your bed. Dust mites feed on your dead skin cells and thrive in the warm and humid atmosphere of your bed. They can trigger symptoms such as sneezing, coughing, runny nose, watery eyes, itchy throat, breathing difficulties, and skin rashes.

It’s best to clean your mattress topper regularly to avoid allergic reactions. In this article, we discuss general rules to clean your mattress topper and how to extend its life.