We are very excited to introduce our brand new organic innerspring mattress developed in partnership with McRoskey Mattress, a San Francisco institution since 1899. Each mattress is handcrafted using over 70 lbs of the finest organic materials, sourced from small family farms and ranches in America and New Zealand, with a unique, hand-turned, coil system designed to flex and compress twice as much as standard machine-made springs while reducing motion transfer to give you a sleeping experience unlike any other. This mattress will provide exquisite comfort and superior support for years to come.
Like our organic latex mattresses, our innerspring mattress ships for free, has a 30 Day Comfort Guarantee, and a 20 Year Warranty.
Instead of the standard heavy gauge wire edging for edge support, we use a helical wire, which is coiled in a spiral. This wire holds the coils together and provides a flexible edge support, which lets the mattress contour to your body further.
It also allows the mattress to fold and bend, making it perfect for adjustable beds.
Each mattress has a double row of vents along the sides of the mattress. These allow air to pass easily through the mattress, keeping it cool and clean.
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Quarantined? Sheltered in Place? Home with the kids and looking for things to do? Here's a couple quick tips to help everyone sleep better - starting tonight:
1) Air your bedding. When cherry trees blossom its a great reminder to hang a temporary clothes line and air your winter bedding.
2) Do a thorough launder of your mattress pads, dust mite covers, pillow liners. Flip the mattress and catch up with those dust bunnies hiding under the bed.
3) Check your labels! C'mon - how long have you really had those bed pillows?
We green consumers may be a small portion of the economy - but we are growing and we can appreciate how nuts the rest of the economy can be. Our kids can teach us not to use plastic straws, or to avoid one use plastics at the grocery store - but who teaches us not to purchase a 300 lb plastic mattress? (How many thousands of recycled straws would that be?!)
Eoin Hudson
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