Natural Latex Bed linens Vs . Polyurethane foam

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Natural Latex Bed linens Vs . Polyurethane foam

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• Publié par: timothyJ44
• Publié le: 22 janvier 2012
• Nombre de lectures: 33
• Langue: English

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Natural Latex Bed linens Vs . Polyurethane foam

Would you be interested in bedding that is 100% natural? And do you want to sleep on a bed

that naturally conforms to your body like memory foam, giving you an amazingly comfortable

night’s sleep?

If so, read on to learn about the amazing natural latex bedding that lucky people across the

globe are finding out about every day.

Natural latex bedding is an amazing product that can be used in numerous of the same

applications as memory foam: for mattresses,

silk duvet

, mattress toppers and pillows. It’s

made from the sap of rubber trees, and then formed into a heavenly foam bedding.

To create natural latex, you have to carefully tap a rubber tree, in much the same means that

maple trees are tapped to create maple syrup. The liquid sap is collected in buckets and later

poured into a large vat. There, any particulate matter in it is very filtered out. The liquid is then

poured into a mould, where it is very emulsified with air bubbles and water. Then it is very

vulcanized into a solid state by slowly heating it.

There are two methods of vulcanization used: the Dunlop method and the Talalay method. The

main difference is that the Talalay process includes a flash freeze step which suspends smaller

air bubbles in the mould immediately before it is very rapidly heated, which solidifies the latex,

resulting in a somewhat softer feel. The Dunlop method makes foam that is slightly firmer and

has a little more support.

Some mattresses are a combo mattress, with a core of Dunlop and a top layer of Talalay; this

provides a firm core for good support and rudimentary comfort, with a softer Talalay top that

yields a soft, luxurious feel. Natural

duvet cover sets

latex mattresses are available in a wide

variety of stiffness ratings.

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Natural latex is usually chemical-free, and the manufacture of it doesn’t damage the

environment. It’s also biodegradable, so you don’t have to worry about it polluting the

environment when it’s disposed of.

Synthetic latex is made from petrochemicals, and because synthetic latex is flammable,

manufacturers add further harsh chemicals to it to make it fireproof. Mattresses and mattress

toppers that are made from 100% natural latex are somewhat flame-resistant, and they usually

feature a lining of flame-resistant wool, so they don’t require chemical treatment of any kind.

Natural latex is well-renowned for its longevity, as many natural latex mattresses have lasted

fifty years or more. Most of these

duvet covers UK

mattresses have warranties of twenty years,

but they’re just about certain to last much longer if they given adequate care.

Natural latex is superior to synthetic latex memory foam in different techniques. It breathes far

greater than memory foam, so it doesn’t over-heat you, and your sweat will be wicked away

from your body and may evaporate away from you. Memory foam doesn’t breathe well, so

you’re more apt to wake up hot and clammy in the middle of the night.

Natural latex is naturally hypoallergenic, so most people with allergies will sleep desirable in it.

It’s also antimicrobial, meaning that it acts as a repellent to dust mites and bed pests.

For me, it depends on this particular: do I wish an all natural, chemical-free mattress or perhaps

a toxic, petro-chemical bed?

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