Best buying guide for organic Mattress

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Organic mattresses are available in a wide variety of organic materials, each with its own set of pros and cons. For example, wool is naturally water resistant and fire retardant, but it can aggravate allergies.

Make sure your mattress is fire-safe

Opting for a mattress free from dangerous fire-retardant chemicals doesn’t have to mean opting out on fire safety. Slow burning and slow to ignite, natural materials such as wool provide a fire-safe alternative to mattresses treated with toxic chemical solutions while still meeting federal fire codes

While some organic materials like wool naturally repel water, few will survive a good soaking, and a “wet” mattress can quickly become a breeding ground for bacteria. If you want your crib mattress to last, you’ll want to protect it with an organic cover designed to withstand the average diaper explosion

Naturally Repel Water

While some organic materials like wool naturally repel water, few will survive a good soaking, and a “wet” mattress can quickly become a breeding ground for bacteria. If you want your crib mattress to last, you’ll want to protect it with an organic cover designed to withstand the average diaper explosion. Organic covers typically work by absorbing messes, wicking moisture away from the surface of the mattress. The cover can then be removed and washed.

Organic Materials

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