Most of us have experienced losing a good night’s sleep to an old sofa bed mattress, but did you know that an old hide a bed mattress can affect your health? Because a couch mattress may not be used as often as a traditional mattress, it becomes even more important to inspect it regularly to avoid some common health issues.
Bedbugs or Dust Mites
Bedbugs are nuisances that cause a great deal of misery from itchy bites. While they are visible to the eye, and fully grown can reach the size of an apple seed, they are very flat and can fit through tiny spaces. They hide in luggage, clothing and furniture, including old mattresses.
Another creepy-crawly that can infest an old mattress is the dust mite. Dust mites are microscopic and feed on flakes of skin or pet dander and are common allergens. It is impossible to completely rid a home or other living area of dust mites, but replacing an infested mattress and using an “allergy-proof” mattress cover on your new sofa bed mattress may help cut down on allergy attacks.
Back Pain
A good indicator that a couch mattress needs to be replaced is if the sleeper wakes with back pain resulting from feeling the bar or frame through the old mattress. Over time, a hide a bed mattress may lose its padding and ability to protect the sleeper from experiencing an imbalance of pressure on the body.
This relaxed style is available in 30 different shades of distressed leather and two finishes on the turned wooden legs. It’s a traditional look without being over-the-top on an office vibe.
Pros
- Taller 21″ seat makes it easier to stand up without straining your back.
- Supportive seating, with 8-way hand tied springs and high resiliency cushions.
- Solid hand-crafted construction to prevent wobbling that could occur when the frame weakens in cheaply assembled sofas.
Cons
- 25” seat depth can encourage slouching unless you’re long-legged. To maintain an upright posture, place a pillow behind the small of your back.
Neck and Shoulder Pain
A sleeper on an old mattress may also feel stiffness and pain through the neck, shoulders and back from sags and uneven surfaces on the mattress. Waking with a “crick” in the neck does not make for a good start of the new day.
This seat can supplement any room’s decor classic or contemporary. Tufted pads, finished wood legs, and a low-slung seat joins a vintage look with current development. This pronunciation seat is upholstered with beautiful dark texture with amazing welting at the seams for style and toughness that will keep going for quite a long time. The strong wood outline can support up to 528 pounds and gives agreeable larger than usual seating. Whether you’re perusing a book or relaxing by the chimney, include style and solace to your home with the Tall Wingback Accent Chair. Try not to dither to get it!
