Preparing for heading back to school this year won’t look like what you’ve done before. There is extraordinarily little about this year that will be like what you’ve done before. And if this is your child’s first time in school, you’ll be having a vastly different experience than many other parents have had.
But even though it will be different, it doesn’t mean you can’t prepare. There’s actually a lot you can — and should — do to get your kids and yourself ready for heading back to school. How about if you start with the correct mattress choice?
Welcome to the future of mattress shopping. While we've always been concerned about the purity and safety of your sleep, these days we are happy to extend that concern to every aspect of your shopping experience. Whether it is the freshly laundered robe you'll receive to wear as you try beds during your in store appointment, or the masks and hand-sanitizer required during your visit, it's our job to go the extra mile.
Are you getting enough sleep?
Studies say we should: it helps improve our productivity and strengthen our immunity, among other advantages. The secret behind a good night of sleep?
Having comfy and cozy bedding and sleepwear. But how comfortable are the fabrics you sleep with?
While at it, how sustainable are they?
Fabrics to avoid
Polyester, Nylon, Rayon, Bamboo
Eco-Friendly Fabrics
Cotton, Wool, Silk, Linen
For 38 years we've prided ourselves on providing personalized products and services tailored to the unique needs of each customer. Today is no different - we care how you sleep, and we're committed to your health and safety.
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?!)
