Deep Sleep — Mattress
Using Alpaca In Mattresses
Using Alpaca In Mattresses
Alpaca is a specialty natural fibre meaning that is is rare and extremely fine. Although rare Alpaca is a sustainable product. Alpaca is hypoallergenic and excellent for people with sensitive skin.
Why We Use Wool In Mattresses
Wool is the fibre obtained from sheep and is completely natural. Every year sheep will produce a new fleece, making wool a renewable fibre source. When a natural wool fibre is disposed of in soil, it takes a very short time to break down, whereas most synthetics are extremely slow to degrade.
Mind, Body, Soul and Your Next Mattress
Sleep may be one of the biggest determining factors for good health. You need to get around 8 hours of sleep every night. If this is not the case and you keep tossing and turning in your bed then your mattress may be the cause of your sleepless nights.
Horsehair in a luxury mattress
If you are not familiar with the use of natural fibres and specifically horsehair in a mattress then I think you are going to find this blog really interesting.
Glencraft has been using natural fibres since we were founded in 1843. Nature has an incredible way of providing us with the natural fibres that help keep us warm when it is cold and cool when it’s hot. Choosing a mattress that utilises horsehair within it’s layering, will help create a micro-climate within your mattress. But getting horsehair to the point that it is ready to help create the ultimate nights sleep, starts long before your mattress is hand delivered to your door.
The Secret Hotel Sleep Tricks
How To Ensure You Get Quality Sleep In Hotels
Most people who travel take it as an opportunity to get some quality rest and relaxation. However, some find it hard to sleep while away due to the unfamiliar surroundings, smells and sounds. Here are some suggestions to help you sleep better while staying at a hotel.
