FAQs of the Month

FAQ of the Month: June

Wednesday, 30 June 2010

How do I know if the pillow is right for me?

pillow-thin

Too Thin

  • Causes head to fall out of alignment
  • Adds pressure to the shoulder, which can cause shoulder stiffness

pillow-thick

Too Thick

  • Forces the head out of alignment
  • Reduces the size of the airway, which can lead to snoring

pillow-right

Just Right

  • Aligns the head with the shoulders, hips, and heels for full body postural support
 

FAQ of the Month: May

Friday, 30 April 2010

Q: Why is my topper smaller than my mattress?

A: The topper adds height to your mattress and not everyone has deep-pocketed fitted sheets. Cutting the topper a bit smaller than the bed allows the foam to slope gradually towards the side of the bed to ensure the proper fit of your bottom sheet.

 

FAQ of the Month: April

Wednesday, 31 March 2010

Difference between Talalay and Dunlop Processes

Talalay

Breathable
Why? Aerated, large Cell Structure.

3X More Pressure Relieving
Why? Vacuum Process allows fir material to stretch more like a rubber band.

4X More durable
Why? Round cell structure keeps cells from breaking down.

Consistent Feel Top to Bottom
Why? Flash Freezing prevents latex particles from settling after curing.

Cleaner
Why? Proteins are Washed out 5 times.

Uplifting Support
Why? Two Dimensional Material

Dunlop

Less Breathable
Why? Dense, Small Cell Structure.

Less Pressure Relieving
Why? Poured Process is less flexible and more like a rubber eraser.

Less Durable
Why? Snowflake cell structure can breakdown more.

Firmer on Bottom, Softer on Top
Why? No freezing allows latex particles to settle during curing.

Clean
Why? Proteins are washed out 1 time.

Traditional Support
Why? One Dimensional Material.