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Mattress Care Instructions
Any new mattress will require some time of adjustment, just like a new pair of shoes. It make
take a week or longer for you to get used to your bed, or it may happen that first night. It is
important, however, that you properly care for your new sleep investment.
Do I Need a New Boxspring?
We're often asked about new boxsprings, sometimes called foundations. Why throw out a
perfectly good box of springs?
If you have owned your mattress for some time, chances are that the boxsprings have borne
the brunt of the support over the years. Since the foundation is a key to good sleep support,
new boxsprings can provide that support and insure the of life the mattress by reducing wear.
Also, keep in mind that many manufacturers warranty their mattresses only when used in
combination with their foundation. Ask one of our representatives before purchase.
Support Requirements
All Queen and King sized mattress must have a rigid center support. The center support
must touch the floor and be used in conjunction with slats or a metal frame. Ask one of our
representatives before purchase.
Body Impressions
Memory foam, latex and conventional quilted beds can all develop impressions as a result of
the material conforming to your body. Body impressions are normal and do not mean that
the mattress is defective. However, to prevent excessive body impressions you must rotate
your mattress and sleep over the entire surface.
Rotating Your Mattress
Rotating your mattress will condition the materials inside providing lasting comfort and
maximizing the life of the product.
In order to properly "break-in" and condition your mattress and to evenly distribute the
comfort layers, helping minimized body impressions, it is important that you rotate your
mattress. During the "break-in" period (first 6 months) rotate the mattress after the first 2~4
weeks, or when body impressions first occur. Remember to sleep over the entire surface.
Stain Protection
One doesn't often consider the possibility of stains when purchasing a new mattress. But
since most manufacturer's warranties are valid only on stain-free mattresses, Furniture
Distributors recommends a mattress protector be used on all new mattresses. Not only does
a quality mattress protector protect from spills but they can also repel allergens, odors and
body fluids.
Furniture Distributors offers a Mattress 1st Protection Plan with mattress protectors to
provide you with the best possible protection.
Warranties
Keep in mind that warranties are valid only when the product is properly cared for. This
includes rotating the mattress, using it with a matched foundation, and preventing stains.
Each manufacturer has different warranty procedures and Furniture Distributors
recommends that you read your warranty carefully and follow its instructions.
Any new mattress will require some time of adjustment, just like a new pair of shoes. It make
take a week or longer for you to get used to your bed, or it may happen that first night. It is
important, however, that you properly care for your new sleep investment.
Do I Need a New Boxspring?
We're often asked about new boxsprings, sometimes called foundations. Why throw out a
perfectly good box of springs?
If you have owned your mattress for some time, chances are that the boxsprings have borne
the brunt of the support over the years. Since the foundation is a key to good sleep support,
new boxsprings can provide that support and insure the of life the mattress by reducing wear.
Also, keep in mind that many manufacturers warranty their mattresses only when used in
combination with their foundation. Ask one of our representatives before purchase.
Support Requirements
All Queen and King sized mattress must have a rigid center support. The center support
must touch the floor and be used in conjunction with slats or a metal frame. Ask one of our
representatives before purchase.
Body Impressions
Memory foam, latex and conventional quilted beds can all develop impressions as a result of
the material conforming to your body. Body impressions are normal and do not mean that
the mattress is defective. However, to prevent excessive body impressions you must rotate
your mattress and sleep over the entire surface.
Rotating Your Mattress
Rotating your mattress will condition the materials inside providing lasting comfort and
maximizing the life of the product.
In order to properly "break-in" and condition your mattress and to evenly distribute the
comfort layers, helping minimized body impressions, it is important that you rotate your
mattress. During the "break-in" period (first 6 months) rotate the mattress after the first 2~4
weeks, or when body impressions first occur. Remember to sleep over the entire surface.
Stain Protection
One doesn't often consider the possibility of stains when purchasing a new mattress. But
since most manufacturer's warranties are valid only on stain-free mattresses, Furniture
Distributors recommends a mattress protector be used on all new mattresses. Not only does
a quality mattress protector protect from spills but they can also repel allergens, odors and
body fluids.
Furniture Distributors offers a Mattress 1st Protection Plan with mattress protectors to
provide you with the best possible protection.
Warranties
Keep in mind that warranties are valid only when the product is properly cared for. This
includes rotating the mattress, using it with a matched foundation, and preventing stains.
Each manufacturer has different warranty procedures and Furniture Distributors
recommends that you read your warranty carefully and follow its instructions.
