When Should I Invest in a New Mattress for My Bed?
A good night’s sleep starts with a healthy comfortable mattress. Before you hit the snooze button make sure your current mattress is a comfy place to sleep. It’s been More than 5 Years The accumulation of oil and moisture, as well as dead skin, builds up over time. That should be enough to motivate you to retire your old mattress! While there's no one-size-fits-all answer, it's important to remember that bodies change over time and the need for comfort and support increases with age. Even if your current mattress isn't totally worn out, having to go from soft to firm or vice versa could be enough of a reason to spring for a new mattress. It Smells Funny Over time, your mattress can provide the perfect breeding ground for a whole host of unpleasant bacteria and fungi (hence dead skin). If you're bedroom's damp, mold could be an issue. While most common mold spores don't affect the majority of people, a select few can experience coughing, wheezing, itchy