Toxic Mattress Symptoms

[@truthismyreligion6391]

Purple made both me and my husband swell. He got hives, lips, throat and nose swelled up. My eyes/whole face swelled up, we bought a different mattress, next day my face was normal. 3 months of swolleness, looking for the culprit, and it was the damn mattress.

[@Nickmuzik91]

WTF?!! Bad part is, the ones who manufactured the mattress ALREADY KNEW it would happen but they just counted on YOU not KNOWING. Then when you go to the doctor and tell them, they give you some medicine that has NOTHING to do with the problem.🤬😤

[@dr.mathieubelanger40]

Yeah if you’re too slow to remember that you bought a bed at the same time your symptoms began.

[@MetaverseAdventures]

I think the most disappointing part is that our governments allow these chemicals into our lives. I am extremely disappointed in Canada on so many levels allow known chemicals is just one of them.

[@Nickmuzik91]

At this point, we should be screaming “fuck the government” and let the Revolution start🤬😤

[@darkbulb367]

They don't "allow it". They facilitate it. Physically weakened, mentally retarded citizens are much easier to manipulate and control. The New World Order didn't "infiltrate" our education system. Rockefeller himself ESTABLISHED a State Controlled Brainwash/education system to perpetually indoctrinate children, thus controlling people starting from toddlers up.

[@marziaschi6344]

I'm getting a nervous breakdown, thinking to go to sleep is becoming a nightmare! My tempurpedic is like a furnace! As soon as I enter the bed in less than 5 minutes my body is in agony, the heat are becoming like flashes of fire! I'm exhausted and unable to sleep, I have to get off the bed every half hour! I ws so exhausted I had to get down sleep on th floor out of desperation! Do not buy TEMPUR PEDIC! It's good the first few night after that is a total torture!

[@kartreenahhplop]

Thank you for this video I bought a memory foam mattress topper a year ago and since I got it I’ve gained 2 stone in weight and have a runny nose every morning, I’ve binned the topper I’m going to save up my money and buy from cotton safe natural mattresses in the uk

[@Nordic_Mechanic]

you cant kill someone legally, but you CAN end him slowly

[@mikethebloodthirsty]

Yup, totally legal... Look at what's happening today.

[@damienwelch9067]

Wat about working in heated room filling 🤔 up memory foam

[@Tangerinetaco]

My foam mattress made me sick. 😷 Thanks for posting this video! I’m afraid some people would think that it was all in my head. 😊 Basically, it affected my breathing and made me exhausted. There was a thin chemical feel on the bedsheets when I went to change them. Anyway, it made me very weak. 😑 I switched to a more breathable spring mattress.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Glad that your symptoms subsided. Environmental factors, like a mattress filled with allergens (dust mites, mold, mildew) are often ignored when it comes to chronic health conditions.

[@tastybrownie7448]

@@NaturalMattressFinder If Latex is more expensive, then why do you not recommend spring mattresses to everyone?

[@freethepeace4117]

@@tastybrownie7448 good questions.I would like to know as well 2:09

[@Lilmiket1000]

It's the fiberglass I'm worried about. My Amazon mattress doesn't even state that it contains fiber glass but I see it. and I had some breathing issues for a year until I switched beds and realized it was my mattress.

[@kamys6133]

I feel terrible like sick and hungover every morning. I'm also asthmatic. I wake up dizzy and weak. This messes up my entire work day after sleep in my supposedly brand new bed. I sleep on the couch no issues. I purchased a Stearns and Foster in June and I think I'm stuck with it smh.

[@roseannenorman7129]

Wow. I used to feel bad because I had to throw out my memory foam mattress cover because my dog urinated on it. I put a quilt that my great aunt made. Now I'm really glad for it.

[@tomgraves8757]

I have had headaches that coincide exactly with the onset of use of a memory foam pillow. The headaches have become persistent after three weeks. I just put two and two together regarding my new pillow and will stop using it to see if my headaches go away. There was quite a strong odour to the pillow which I ignored in ignorance. I am actually getting an MRI and various blood tests because I am concerned (as is my doctor) I hadn't thought of the memory foam pillow until just this morning. I will see what my doctor has to say about my smelly pillow

[@ErickGarcia-cj2uf]

I think my memory foam pillow be the cause of my sinus Issues sucks because the pillow was very comfortable

[@nextari]

Is there a mattress cover that would be non toxic and protect from the off gassing? one that would somehow be breathable so it's not too hot, and also not noisey/crinkly. I did not see any mattresses below around $700 on the mattress finder and that is far above my budget of around $300 for a Twin XL. Thanks!

[@johnjohng668]

Absolutely disturbing. No one should buy a typical conventional mattress unless they want to risk a chronic health condition.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

I agree. The off-gassing from a new polyurethane mattress is horrendous. The smell of your bedroom will resemble that of a tire shop.

[@rosecherrie5462]

Mine had major formaldehyde:( and that’s illegal to use in hair products in Australia yet ok to use in mattresses wow

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hi Rose, thanks for commenting. What kind of mattress did you switch to?

[@michaelslifecycle]

I have been so stressed out for the past year because I can’t get my sleep right due to these damn mattresses. I replaced my old spring one that sucked with a new memory foam one because I thought it would help and I couldn’t figure out why my eyes, nose and throat were so dry every morning. I think I just figured it out. If you’re reading this, DONT LET ANYONE CONVINCE YOU THAT THE AMOUNTS OF FORMALDEHYDE ARE SMALL ENOUGH TO NOT NOTICE. You will breathe in toxic chemicals and harm your body. I’m surprised these mattresses are even allowed to be sold. Trust me, pay the extra money for a completely natural and organic mattress. You will thank me later

[@StevoHDA]

update?

[@michaelslifecycle]

@@StevoHDA Yea it definitely was the memory foam that was causing irritation, especially in my throat. It went away instantly after switching to a completely organic latex mattress.

[@StevoHDA]

oh wow that's really upsetting, I don't believe that only some are affected, i think a lot are but can't pinpoint it and/or won't admit it. I just got a new mattress and even though it was recently manufactured.. the smell was strong and after just 1 hour of sleeping on it the first night I was awoken by my partner about how she can't sleep and its the fumes etc. After I came to I realized that the headache and sore throat I was ignoring because I was focusing on just getting to sleep was caused by the fumes and we were sick for a day after. Its airing out now with full window open and fan blowing on it as its laid vertically on its side. I will also put baking soda on it in a few days then vacuum it sometime after. Though that all seems pointless now that I'm hearing you had issues even a year after.

[@michaelslifecycle]

@@StevoHDA Yea it was upsetting. I’ve never tried the baking soda tricks so I hope that works for you. It is unfortunate because the memory foam really is comfortable but for me it wasn’t worth the trade off. Let me know if that works for you. I managed to find a used organic latex mattress that was about $2000 new for only $350 on Facebook marketplace. It was only used for about 2 days. I’ve come to find that there is actually a huge market for “used” mattresses in most major cities mainly because they are just returns from people that have 100 night free trials and things like that. (This is a long comment so I’m sorry for the length but I think it will save you money if you’re considering a new mattress) Basically, mattress companies have found that offering a better return policy has resulted in more overall sales but nowadays, most mattresses ship in a box and it's nearly impossible to get that genie back in the bottle to ship back and also the mattress is used, so what a lot of companies will do is just give you a refund and tell you to do whatever you want with the mattress. Some mattress companies refer the return to other companies and those companies have local representatives that go pickup the used mattresses, sell them via Craigslist or Facebook or however they want, and the seller takes a cut of the used mattress sale, the company middle manning it takes a cut, and the mattress company takes the rest. This way, they can at least get some money back for the mattresses instead of just losing completely. The mattress companies don't want to spend the time and money it takes to get returned mattresses, Re package them, and sell them as used so they end up on Facebook even if it's only been used for 1 day. So some people will use a mattress for a night, know that they don't like it, and instantly get a refund because most companies offer 100 night free trials. That's how I got my mattress for so cheap. I was avoiding the organic mattresses in the first place because the memory foam was cheaper for the one that I wanted but through this method I managed to get a really nice one for very cheap. Anyways, I hope the baking soda and airing out works for you, because I never actually tried that myself but you will get it figured out eventually and finally be able to get some good sleep. Good luck to you.

[@Wagnersuperior]

These chemicals are everywhere. Basically everything they said is fine and healthy for the last 70 years is not fine and healthy. More and more, it is have some wonky chemical name I don't trust it. Wool is wool. It comes from a sheep. Many of those chemicals he talked about I have heard of before....because I work at an industrial paint plant and many are hazardous.

[@kopluss]

now ground seems comfy🤣

[@marlak4203]

i sleep on the floor quite a but. And i have a brand new bed. smh.

[@mensb1936]

It's natural for sure

[@sakura_sun]

EXCELLENT VIDEO! Thank you! 👍

[@jessegilpen2402]

I ended up with heavy metal toxicity due to this stuff . It was truly the wurst thing I had experienced

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

That is terrible. How did you find out that you had heavy metal toxicity? Yes, conventional mattresses can be a major source of toxicity in your home environment. A very old mattress, as in 15 years or older can also be a breeding ground for dust mites, shedded skin, mould and allergens. Learn more about how a mattress can be a source of toxicity: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/toxic-chemicals-in-your-mattress/

[@kamys6133]

I have a feeling this might be me too. I wake up feeling like I have a damn hangover. I have asthma so I'm always using inhaler and popping Zyrtecs. And dizzy all the time. Did you have to get tested for that?

[@sharonjoan9997]

Between my new furniture and foam topper I’m doomed

[@otherhumans6171]

Most people can’t afford to pay 2k on a mattress so I guess we have to accept getting ill.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hi Other Humans, there are many options for natural latex mattresses under $1000. Check out my comparison chart to compare all the latest pricing. www.naturalmattressfinder.com/latex-mattresses/ Check out Latex For Less, My Green Mattress, Eco Terra. You'll find them all side by side on the chart.

[@christylewis5701]

@OGlettuceWEED I'm looking for a new mattress too and my husband is highly allergic to latex. Like most people, we can't afford anything over £400. What should we do???

[@coolkids659]

OGlettuceWEED I would also like to know the answer to that!

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

Futon made from organic material? www.thefutonshop.com/

[@tastybrownie7448]

@@NaturalMattressFinder How much do latex mattresses weigh?

[@wackweed9171]

I'm terrified of fiber glass,

[@ItCantRainForever2]

Lol me too

[@jvckiwai7715]

I wish i would've seen all of this earlier because i just washed my matress cover because my cat puked on it, now everything is contaminated with fibreglass, just awesome. I don't even now what to do now.

[@andr441]

@@jvckiwai7715 same here. Fortunately my situation isn’t as bad as so many dealing with this. I’ve had to throw away a lot of clothes, blankets and towels but it’s getting better.

[@lgavit4143]

Is there a toxicology lab test that can be done to see if you are being poisoned by your current mattress? I am on my second memory foam mattress due to being overheated at night and chronic insomnia. I received my Tempur-Pedic -LuxeAdapt Mattress told that it would be more comfortable and help with low back issues, circulation and keep me cooler at night. Two months later I began having horrible shooting pains in my head on top of my current migraines. I was diagnosed with Trigeminal Neuralgia with awful fatigue from the medication I had been prescribed. I could no longer work. Then I began having Pain all over my body in my joints, muscles and weakness. Now my hands are so bad I drop things because I can't grasp them. I'm being treated now for Fibromyalgia. Every morning, I have difficulty getting up and walking. I am in so much pain and exhausted! This is not the life I desire to live. Now, I realize I have a toxic mattress. I wake up every 2 hours from being over heated my lower back, spine, skin hurts and I have pins and needles sensations or tingling all over my body. The Tempur-Pedic application states that there is carbon dioxide in our room when we sleep. We try to remember to keep our bedroom door open because of that reason. We have been puzzled why it reads that until now.

[@jacksonvaldez5911]

I look for the greenguard gold certification in mattresses

[@MenkoDany]

As far as I know, the baking process removes the allergens in latex. Plus you have the cover. Still, if I was allergic to latex I would be careful

[@d.e.g222]

My dreamcloud king mattress still smells after 7 months. It’s a little milder compared to when it was unboxed. It is very concerning. This is my first boxed mattress.

[@bdoubleu6]

Just got one also and it’s a nightmare and I spent 2700$ it’s making me dizzy and the mattress sucks

[@thebravespirit439]

amazing information ; thanks so much

[@jamesmchugo9422]

About latex foam and allergies, latex foam to the best of my knowledge is hyper allergenic. The baking process that makes the latex foam breaks down the protein that some people are allergic to. Most people that are allergic to latex are allergic to this protein which is only present in air dried or air cured products like latex gloves. Otherwise, good video, very informative.

[@steve7015]

When you lay in bed and you feel it, you know.

[@nidgemcmorrow2082]

Hi mate I just spent €1600 on a memory foam mattress . I received it today and after 5 hours airing it out in the house with all the windows opened the smell was nearly knocked me out and started giving me a headache. My gut is telling me to bring it back But do you think I should ?

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hi Nigel, thanks for writing in. Your mattress will likely be offgassing like that for a couple of years. The smell will eventually vanish or fade, but VOC's below a detectable amount using human scent alone will continue to offgass into your living environment. What to do now depends on several factors. Do you still have your old mattress as a backup? I think you should definitely go natural. But you have to be ready to pay a premium for a natural mattress. Consider that you will be getting a more durable product with at least 2x lifespan and will not slowly be poisoning you while you sleep. Unfortunatly, the manufacturers that I represent are US based only. There are good natural latex mattresses available in Europe. Just make sure it is third party certified ie. Eco Institut, GOLS. Type in "certifications" in the search bar on my site for more info about third party certifications. Any serious company will have one and it proves that you're getting genuine natural latex and not a latex blend. Note that latex is at the other end of the spectrum in regards to response time. Memory foam is very slow, latex is the fastest. Personally, I don't enjoy that sinking feeling that you get from memory foam. All the best, Daniel.

[@shant]

I have a tempur pedic classic i bought 10 years ago, it has been so good. I fall asleep fast and do not toss and turn. How can i get the feel of a tempur pedic that imprints my shape and has 0 bounciness but with non toxic materials? From my research... you cant. I already absorbed 10 years of toxicity, i might as well get another tempur pedic.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hi Shant, for little to no bounciness, I recommend going with an all-latex mattress. You can sort the table to group all the all-latex mattresses together by clicking on the blue header of the comparison table: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/latex-mattresses/

[@dianerajkowski1291]

Allergic to laytex and wool.. cool gel mattress is leaking moisture at lower part of bed and a dust like crumb also the odor is awful . Bed bought new 15/16 months.

[@sefreion]

If that’s the case Why are they able to sell them?

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

I'm not quite sure why mattress companies are able to sell mattresses made with toxic materials. It is a complex issue that is a mix of health and politics. In spite of this, people can do their due diligence when purchasing a new mattress. They can make sure they are aware of the components of the mattress and its possible toxicity. I recommend going with a natural latex mattress, simply because they are more durable, breathable, non-toxic and they are made with more sustainable materials. Compare the best natural mattresses here: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/latex-mattresses/

[@jamaicanapple]

Purple, Puffy, Endy, Casper... none of those sound good for health. Also GhostBed, Novilla (no villa) and countless others. 🙄 they don't even try to hide it anymore.

[@caseyterry7714]

Will sleeping on these mattresses make you lose your sense of smell

[@AM2PMReviews]

Nice video man!

[@rivercrich]

You can use a 3 4in thick mattress topper for sleep, it is super firm and cheap. You could also use a Japanese Futon for cheap and firm

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Commercial Japanese futons are typically made with polyester and polyurethane fill. I don't recommend this option if you're looking for a natural bed solution. There are Japanese Tatami mats that are made of Rush grass. These are natural, but too thin to serve as a bed for most people.

[@sergioknuf]

@@NaturalMattressFinder so what do we get?

[@Ramiromasters]

This sounds like paranoia! then again I'm here after sleeping on a new mattress and feeling mental fog... Help...

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hope the symptoms aren't too severe. It is a good idea to air out a mattress for a few days in a room with an open window before sleeping on it.

[@Inseachof]

Thank you for sharing!

[@Happynlucky]

I am allergic to my new matress and I need help. Mattress does not want to help. I purchased a warranty what can I do.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hi MM, I would need a few more details in order to offer some help. What is the brand and model of the mattress you purchased? How long has it been since your purchase?

[@ms.suzylee2932]

Hello. So, I just ordered a lucid mattress and my skin gets hot/ irritated when I lay on it...and it seems to be a residual effect that lingers? through sheets and clothing? Now I'm all confused, and concerned feeling mental. Do i take it outside? Air it out? I can't return it. But, I get concerned* about donating it. I think it may be causing throat irritations as well. I had a foam mattress that seemed ok that didn't create any such symptoms...So this is strange for me. I'm nervous about allergies and toxins, And purchasing a proper mattress now, SOS.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hi Suzy, it is hard to pinpoint what exactly is causing the irritation. The mattress may be less breathable than your old one. But it may also be a reaction to the VOCs via you respiratory system. The VOCs are at their worst when the mattress is new, so if you are able to air it out outside, that would be ideal. However this may be a challenge, especially this time of year. Do you still have your old mattress? Maybe you can do an A/B test to see if it is really the mattress that is causing the reaction. If you want to compare natural latex mattresses, check out the comparison table at www.naturalmattressfinder.com/latex-mattresses/. It is an interactive chart: click on "mattress type" and "thickness" to sort the table. I also have a more detailed comparison table available: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/compare/

[@maggiewhiteside4463]

What do you know about Lucid mattresses? We just bought a memory foam from them. It has been offgassing for a week in the room with the windows open and the fans running. It smells like seaweed, not too bad of a smell but still not something I want to sleep with

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Well, if it smells like seaweed, it's probably not from a natural source. Lucid mattresses are among the most cheaply made mattresses. They're basically several layers of polyurethane foam wrapped in a polyester cover. The memory foam in your mattress is only for the top layer, the rest is different densities of poly foam. These types of foams tend to develop indentations and body impressions over time. These foams are certified "Certi Pur", a certification made up by the very companies that produce the foam. It simply means that the VOC's are below an arbitrary level that the companies have determined as safe for you. This mattress will keep off-gassing VOC's and polluting your house. You are only smelling the detectable smell. Once the smell fades, volatile organic compounds will still be released into the indoor air, but undetectable to your sense of smell. Personally, I would return it, but the choice is up to you. If you bought it on Amazon and you are thinking of returning it, call and ask for the special department that handles returns for large items. If you want to check out some mattresses that are 3rd party certified for no toxic VOC and have organic latex and textiles, check out the comparison chart on my homepage: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/ Let me know if you have any more questions. All the best.

[@kodamin6723]

I wish I could use a natural latex mattress, but I'm allergic to latex even if there's a cloth barrier between it and me. For example, mousepads

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

The Naturepedic Echo is a latex free natural mattress. www.naturepedic.com/adult/mattresses/chorus-organic-mattress. It is a great option if you have a latex allergy.

[@dannydevito6662]

nice and detailed video .. I have a question.. can a Ortholite insole for the shoes (made of PU with open cells) cause dizziness ?

[@sea_hous]

Do you have ideas about bed frames? I’ve been dealing with VOC toxicity for over a month. I have a neuro injury and this has been horrific. I have an Avocado mattress on the way but I got a simple wood frame from Home Depot and just opening it made me sick.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Is the wood frame made of real wood like pine, or is it a composite wood. If it is solid wood, it may be treated with varnish, and if it is composite wood, than the wood particles would be held together by glues and some times plastics. These can contain VOCs.

[@JazminFloral1020]

If you are still searching, Savvy rest makes some wood furniture and it's all zero VOC.

[@MariaOrtiz-us8oi]

My Health care gel care matress inner cover is made of FR fiber does that means is made of fiberglass? Also I didn't know that you cannot take off your mattress cover well let me tell you something I already did like 5 times already!!! and I didn't had a problem with it. I just saw like little white shine things around my clothes but I didn't know what was this stuff on my clothes, because in the moment no one in my family have any problems but yesterday when I was washing my mattress cover I was wondering what was the shine stuff on my mattress and then I saw it could be fiber glass but I heard fiberglass make you itchy and I'm not noticing any pain or itching from the sparkling stuff in my bed. Please help I'm so confused and scared for my babies and my husband.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

What I found was that FR fiber is made of post consumer cotton. www.bondedlogic.com/fr-fiber/. If you have a fitted mattress protector, you shouldn't have to wash the actual mattress cover. Every wash causes some additional wear on the material.

[@meechee2too754]

Do you think foam hair rollers are made from the same material?

[@natashalion8028]

You're a diamond, thank you

[@llouie4659]

Thanks for the vid. What about PP airnest mattress for baby?

[@tonyreynolds7528]

What is your take on nolah evolution 15 as being healthy? Has some off gassing and silica woven fire retardent

[@artifintel]

BEst wrap up video on materials used. None of the most used agents are skipped.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Thanks, glad you found it informative.

[@damienwelch9067]

Wat about working in heated room with foam

[@justin8953]

Just purchased a gel/ memory foam hybrid by sealy. Have been having headaches/brain fog since. I can’t return . What should I do . Any recommendations?

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

The best thing to do if you want to hold on to it is to let it air out for a few weeks in a well ventilated room, or outside if possible. However, this is not very practical because 1- you need a mattress to sleep on. 2- not many people have an extra room or storage space to leave the mattress. 3- the mattress may get damaged by mold, mildew, dust and dirt if it is not stored in an ideal location. 4- if you are feeling symptoms, and your mattress still smells like a tire shop after some time you may want to donate it and replace it. Many mattresses on www.naturalmattressfinder.com come with a 90+ day guarantee, some go as long as 365 days. Check out the full speck comparison table to learn more about trials and comfort guarantees: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/compare/

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

With a mattress certified by GOLS, GOTS, Eco Institut, and Greenguard Gold, you don't have to worry about VOCs. www.naturalmattressfinder.com/all-natural-mattress-certifications-and-ratings-guide/

[@christinemei1989]

My husband is a side sleeper. He is 5'7" and 155 lbs. He prefers a hybrid bed. What are the best natural mattress for him and the firmness? He suffered from the pain on the hip with our existing mattress

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hello Christine, sounds like your husband could benefit from a mattress with a lot of pressure relief. For that, I recommend the Brentwood Home Cedar which is a hybrid mattress (innerspring). It has two layers of latex on a base layer of fabric encased coils. The Botanical Bliss and Natural Bliss are some latex core options by Plush Beds that enable you to customize the mattress by unzipping the cover and switching around the latex layers. In this case, I recommend selecting the medium or soft firmness. There are other customizable latex core mattresses available on my site. Check out the comparison chart on my homepage and sort the chart by thickness and mattress type. However, since your husband is on the light side, you don't need a very thick mattress. A 10-inch thickness should be fine. To compare all the customizable natural latex mattresses, check out my "full spec" comparison chart: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/compare/

[@alive-awake]

I just bought a certified quality foam mattress which meets CertiPur-US standards for content, , emissions, and durability, and are analyzed by independent, accredited testing laboratories. What does that mean? It's not comfortable at all. mediam/firm and feels all firm to me. I bought it through Walmart (Best Choice Products) King size $259 + tax which was $276.34. I thought I was getting a great deal. I don't think I can return it. It's bed in a box.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

He Renee, Sorry to hear about the issues you are having with your current mattress. Certi Pur is a certification for polyurethane foam that was created by the very same companies that product the stuff. It just means that the VOCs offgassing from the polyurethane is below a certain threshold. Learn more about certifications here: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/all-natural-mattress-certifications-and-ratings-guide/. Yes, you have a mattress for what you paid, but for the price (Walmart (Best Choice Products) King size $259 + tax which was $276.34), you can't expect very much. I don't know what the return/trial policy is for mattresses that were purchased at Walmart. Most mattresses that I feature on www.naturalmattressfinder.com/ have a minimum 100-night sleep trial. I would like to suggest a few mattresses for you but you will need to at least triple your budget in order to purchase a natural latex mattress. But, keep in mind that they last 3x longer than inexpensive polyurethane mattresses. Here is access to the natural latex mattress comparison table for the latest pricing: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/latex-mattresses/. Click on "thickness" in the blue header. Generally, you will find lower pricing for mattresses that are 10" or under.

[@donnamaco1]

Learn about fiberglass in the mattress also.

[@kennethwilliams4874]

Fiberglass is a MAJOR problem and yet few if any of these mattress reviews even mention it.

[@lucynaprokop8611]

Could you please talk about the Purple mattress, is it also as toxic?

[@sirmustardofhousemayonnais9907]

Just look at it, yes

[@MrBiggharv]

Have you researched sleep essentials latex mattress? If so what's your opinion and can you please tell me what your highest rated natural latex bed is. I need to make a decision soon. Thanks

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hi J sav. Thanks for writing in. I haven't reviewed Sleep Essentials mattresses. I checked out the website and it looks like they're not set up for online orders or nationwide shipping. Also, I don't think that they have a trial period for their mattress, but I could be wrong. You want a mattress with at least a 90-night trial so you can be sure about your investment. Do you sleep on your back, stomach, side, or a combination of all? If you're a combination of all positions, or side sleeper, I would recommend the Brentwood Home: shrsl.com/qb8e It's a hybrid mattress, meaning it has a zoned coil base with two layers of latex, one of them is zoned as well. If you're a back or stomach sleeper, you'll want a slightly firmer feel. I recommend the Plush Beds Luxury Bliss Hybrid: shrsl.com/1047f Plush Beds also offers a customizable all-latex mattress, if you are looking for firm or extra firm: shrsl.com/1034j You can compare all these models with the comparison chart on my website: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/optincomparisonchart/ All of the mattresses on my site are all-natural, meaning that they do not contain any polyurethane foam or blended foam. I made one small exception for the Luma, shrsl.com/zahf which has a 1" polyurethane base layer.

[@MrBiggharv]

Natural Mattress Finder thank you for your time and response. I'm a combination sleeper! I'll be sure to check out your website to find which mattress meets my needs! Thanks again. P.S. why do some companies charge so much for their latex mattresses and others don't? Is it strictly a profit thing or is it the quality of materials used.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Yes, the quality of the workmanship and materials is a factor. The thickness of the mattress has the most influence on price. The 13" Brentwood Home Cedar shrsl.com/qb8e will be much more costly than the 6" Natural Bliss shrsl.com/1034p . All-latex mattresses tend to be more expensive than hybrid mattresses of equal thickness. The spring layer is more cost-effective than a latex layer of equal thickness. Make sure that the mattress has all the necessary third party certifications to ensure that it's the real deal. www.naturalmattressfinder.com/all-natural-mattress-certifications-and-ratings-guide/ Please note that the Certi-Pur certification raises a red flag, as it is a certification geared towards polyurethane materials. Basically, it means that the VOC's are below a certain amount, but still present. Don't be fooled by companies promoting "latex mattresses". They will combine one layer of latex with polyurethane in order to call it a "latex mattress". I've weeded out all the bogus offerings on my chart: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/optincomparisonchart/

[@MrBiggharv]

Natural Mattress Finder once again... much appreciated. Thank you for equipping me with valuable information to make an informed decision.

[@MrBiggharv]

Natural Mattress Finder is there one of the brands that you suggested that seem to be better for heavier people? 250 lbs ?

[@kennethwilliams4874]

How can you have a segment called "Flame retardants in gel and memory foam mattresses" and not say one word about fiberglass?? My friend, do a little research on the massive problems people are having because these manufacturers are using fiberglass as a cheap way to meet the fire resisting standards imposed on them.

[@savannahhunter4915]

Looking at the eco Terra. Have you personally used...am having a hard time finding a lot of reviews on this and the company itself. Makes me nervous but it seems like a nice mattress from advertising

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

I have not tried the Eco Terra mattress. However, having spent a great deal of time comparing the construction materials for natural latex mattresses, I will say that the Eco Terra mattress is an amazing deal. At 11 inches in thickness, it features a 3-inch layer of natural latex foam coupled with a fabric encased coil layer. The perimeter has a higher gauge, which improves edge support. It comes it medium or medium-firm and you have a 90-night sleep trial with free returns. If you want to check out every possible specification about this mattress and compare it with others, check out my "full-spec" comparison chart: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/compare/

[@savannahhunter4915]

Thank you for your hard work! Have you found anything negative on non natural materials. I saw a few reviews mentioning that it ended up not being all natural?

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hi Savannah, what are the non-natural materials that you are referring to? Yes, the Eco Terra is a hybrid mattress which means that it contains metal coils that are typically encased in some kind of polyester fabric. But, if you consider that the bulk of the mattress is made of natural materials, I think that the amount of non-natural materials in this case is negligible.

[@Suki022]

What is your opinion on the Puffy mattress? I just bought one for my child, but I have time to return it. I’m very concerned now it is not safe. :(

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

The Puffy mattress is an all foam polyurethane mattress. I don't recommend this type of mattress because of off gassing and the synthetic materials. I believe this mattress company is based in Canada. Here are some natural latex mattresses that are available in Canada: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/latex-mattresses-in-canada/ I recommend choosing a mattress that has the following certifications: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/all-natural-mattress-certifications-and-ratings-guide/, that way, you know that it is a genuine natural latex mattress.

[@Suki022]

@@NaturalMattressFinder I understand. :) Thank you for taking the time to reply. I will check those out.

[@gavindavies8457]

Thank you

[@Eclispestar]

Are we having fun poisoning ourselves?

[@ms.suzylee2932]

Poisons in your bed poisons in the sky Poisons in the fields as fertilizer and pesticides Fluoride in the water We're fucked.

[@turidtelefonbeskjed7247]

Thanks a lot !

[@benxamin13]

Can you help me find a mattress here in Peru??

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Sorry, I don't know of any natural latex mattress manufacturers in Peru. If you do find one, make sure the mattress is certified by a 3rd party certification. This way you know that the latex is 100% natural and not blended. More about 3rd party certifications here: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/all-natural-mattress-certifications-and-ratings-guide/ . Also, make sure that the mattress does not contain any petrochemical derived products like polyurethane foam or polyester fibre and fabric.

[@louisalfieri367]

how about dry mouth

[@JustAGuitarPlayer]

I had a Pure Bliss 100% latex mattress delivered today and it is smelling (off gassing?), can you suggest ways to reduce the smell?

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hi, are you referring to the Pure Green Natural Latex Mattress by Sleep On Latex or one of the mattresses by Plush Beds? In any case, if the mattress that you have is all-latex (no spring coils) it will have a faint smell of natural latex. You can let it air out a bit with the window open and no sheets on it (this is challenging now since it is winter). With a water resistant mattress cover and a good set of sheets, the smell if any should be much less detectable. Note that all materials, even organic cotton will have a detectable smell when new.

[@JustAGuitarPlayer]

@@NaturalMattressFinder The mattress says Pure Latex Bliss on it and also says Active Fusion climate control on another part of the label on the bed. There are no springs and the tag (that says "Under penalty of Law this tag not to be removed except by consumer), that tag says All new materials consisting of 100% Talalay Latex Rubber, manufacturing date of 04/11/2014, so it's been stored in a plastic bag by the dealer for 6 1/2 years. It lists Latex Bliss dot com on that label and it also says This Mattress meets the requirements of 16 CFR Part 1633 (federal flammability (open flame) standard for mattresses. Anyway, it seems legit but it definitely smells bad. I smothered baking soda on the mattress cover that came with the bed and had the windows open during the day with fans blowing yesterday but closed the windows at night due to the cold weather. I put essential oils in a mason jar to permeate the room, I'm just a bit concerned the smell won't ever go away. I'm not sure if I should unzip the mattress cover that came with the bed to expose the actual latex and let it air out? I thought of sprinkling baking soda directly on the latex underneath that mattress cover but I'm not sure if that is safe? Any ideas or info is appreciated. Thanks

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

@@JustAGuitarPlayer I'm still not sure what mattress model and brand this is. If you send me a link to the product page, I may have a better idea of what we are dealing with. All the best, Daniel

[@shanemorgan6492]

I got this shit called nanofibers all over me and my dog IM FUCKING PISSED!

[@vincentschuler2408]

What about Endy??

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Hi Vincent, I don't recommend the Endy mattress because it is made with polyurethane with a polyester cover. I'm still searching for a natural latex mattress mattress manufacturer in Canada.

[@feliciahayes9532]

@@NaturalMattressFinder can I recommend Obasan? They seem amazing? I mean expensive....but they have everything and so much information. Can you do a video on obasan?

[@tastybrownie7448]

Do latex mattresses have fiberglass in them? Fiberglass is a fire retardant that is put inside every foam mattress to meet US regulations.

[@Epitaph1334]

No, many use organic wool.

[@tastybrownie7448]

@@Epitaph1334 I ordered a Saatva Classic spring mattress. I also ordered a mattress elevator that should help with GERD and sleep apnea. I'm waiting for it to offgas right now. The saatva will arrive in week or so.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Mattresses can be made with a variety of materials including wool, which acts as the fire barrier in mattresses made of natural materials. These mattresses do not contain fiberglass. Natural mattress need to pass an open flame test which is conducted by UL (Underwriters Laboratories): www.naturalmattressfinder.com/all-natural-mattress-certifications-and-ratings-guide/

[@timrust8274]

Can’t I just wrap my mattress in clear wrap to prevent off gassing ?

[@nextari]

in what? plastic that offgasses?

[@MaximusTheChosenOne]

Opinion on Casper mattresses

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

Don't buy Casper unless you like cheap and toxic. Compare the best natural latex mattresses here: www.naturalmattressfinder.com/latex-mattresses/

[@MaximusTheChosenOne]

@@NaturalMattressFinder this comment was made a year ago...

[@dainasworldnumbers88]

True

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

Seems futile to avoid all these toxins. I mean, do your best, but it's inevitably futile.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

I agree, you can't live in a bubble your whole life. But some people may value limiting their exposure to toxic materials.

[@Nickmuzik91]

@@NaturalMattressFinder Lol you can’t limit any exposure if just about EVERYTHING WE USE HAS SOME MORE OF TOXICITY 🤬😤😤 EVEN CLOTHING THAT WE ARE BEING SOLD!!! EVEN THE MATERIAL IN YOUR CAR CAN MAKE YOU SICK!!!!!

[@jimmill3384]

Almost sounds like fibromyalgia in some ways some of the things you were saying

[@jenns37]

I have bad fibro and our house his high formaldehyde but we can’t find the source. I’m thinking the mattress could be the cause.

[@jimmill3384]

@@jenns37 hang in there I just got a bear mattress replaced my I confert

[@tastybrownie7448]

This whole video seems like its paid for to be an advertisement for the latex mattress companies.

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

You could see it that way, but my aim was to expose the health risks associated with longterm exposure to synthetic material mattresses. I'll have to admit though, you can't beat a polyurethane mattress on price.

[@ronald4life1]

Basic chemistry says that once a reaction is complete it isn't the same as it's base compound. Listing scary things and say they are in there is disingenuous

[@NaturalMattressFinder]

I don't understand what being disingenuous has to do with a base compound not being the same after a chemical reaction. After a chemical reaction, VOCs can occur for some time, specifically in the case of petrochemical products.

[@dime7612]

Also your title is wrong. I didn’t know I was gonna learn how to make a mattress. First lay out the symptoms like your title says.

[@dime7612]

Your beginning is too long. Just get into it.