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	How good are Latex Mattresses?

Latex mattresses are the new “in thing” in North America as well as in Europe. Sealy, Serta, Simmons and other big names are doing what they can do have a piece of the pie. Latex, as the name implies, is derived from the sap of rubber trees. This is used to make a mold by whipping the liquid rubber and incorporating air into the mixture. This is the Dunlop type, while Talalay types go one step further and use core pins to cure the rubber and with a vacuum system produce mattresses of higher quality and consistent cell structure, but equally more expensive.

But why a latex mattress in the first place? Well, to begin with, whichever type you go for, they have a life of around 30 years, much more than any spring mattress, with warranties for around 20 years! Besides this, they are ideal for asthmatics and other allergics, as they have anti microbial properties, well ventilated and practically dust mite resistant. What’s more? These mattresses don’t need to be flipped, ever!

Although organic latex mattresses outdo the conventional types, even those are much more comfortable compared to the usual spring mattresses. Latex mattresses can be differentiated on the basis of their foam densities. Higher the density, higher is the quality. Since your body is not flat, latex mattress win over spring ones, by adapting to your shape, thereby distributing the body weight uniformly and preventing any pressure points while sleeping. A good night’s sleep can do wonders, energizing the body to face the next day. So what if it’s a little more expensive? The face that one third of a man’s life is spent on his bed should be a reason enough to consider these latex mattresses.

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