Tempurpedic

Everything for a cozy night’s sleep on your air bed is in this complete bedding system. Comfort-Zip Technology secures the comforter to the fitted sheet on your air bed. Polyester outer with a soft flannel inner. Comforter zips off and converts to a sleeping bag. Rated for temperatures from 30° to 35°. System also includes two poly-cotton pillow cases and two inflatable pillows. Fits standard and elevated Queen-size air beds. Machine washable. Imported. Air bed not included.

Best for:

• light travelers who breeze through one place and another
• sleep overs and camping
• travelers on a budget

Specialty mattresses such as memory foam, air beds and adjustable beds have peaked in popularity in the last ten years. These mattresses set themselves apart because of the technologies used to design, construct and manufucture it. Their unique composition though can be priced rather steeply. But not everyone really sees that it doesn’t necessarily follow if a mattress is very soft and comfortable, it is guaranteed most expensive. While specialty mattress differ from regular or standard ones, one thing remains the same — that comfort level actually depends on who is using it.

1. Latex mattresses are a natural, biodegradable renewable resource.
Beginning on plantations in Malaysia and Indonesia, latex is sap milked from rubber trees in a manner not unlike collecting maple syrup. Local workers harvest the liquid latex and prepare it to be processed. The liquid latex is then shipped in drums to locations in Europe and the United States where it is manufactured into mattress cores and toppers, as well as pillows. Unlike Talalay processed latex foams, natural latex has no added petroleum or other chemical additives making it a truly all natural material. Being a 100% renewable resource, as well as biodegradable, natural latex does not have the taxing effect on the environment as other conventional bedding material.