CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD MATTRESS

Our rest area must meet the three features listed below:

Firmness
The mattress should be firm to ensure that the backbone adopt bad postures, but flexible enough to adapt to the movements.

Uniformity
The mattress should not be sinking to maintain optimal support of the entire body surface.

Adaptability
Which satisfies both the characteristics of the mattress should respect the curves of our body to prevent excessive pressure to bear muscles during rest.

TIPS

1. In the event that you or your partner you may have a silhouette robust or suffer from back problems, spring mattresses offer the strength you need.
2. If you warm avoids synthetic latex mattresses and choose those that have a cotton cover to facilitate transpiration.
3. If you suffer from allergies, especially to mites, choose a mattress made with hypoallergenic materials. The latex is a convenient option.
4. Always choose mattress size larger than the space allows and spare no expense when you settle on the mattress that best suits your needs, health and welfare must come first.
5. To keep your mattress in good condition should be rotated every 3 months and renew it every 8-10 years.

The ideal complement to your rest

Also choose a good pillow that suits your needs, complement and get that rest is 100% satisfactory.
As the head needs to support the spine and neck retain a natural, relaxed posture, is ideal to choose a pillow flexible and not too thick to avoid awkward positions.
Latex pillows are highly recommended medium hardness, are well adapted to the shape and weight of the head, with the advantage of not nest mites.