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Tuesday, October 21, 2008

5 Signs You Need a New Mattress

Sometimes it takes years of discomfort, poor sleep and sore muscles before we suddenly realize --- maybe we need a new mattress!

Here are 5 signs you may need a new mattress:

1. Mattress age

You've had your present mattress for more than 10 years. Some high quality mattresses will, of course, last much longer than this, but if you suspect it's time for a new mattress, this is the first thing to consider.

2. Lumpy, bumpy or saggy

Your mattress has noticeable lumps and bumps, or is uneven and saggy. Sleeping every night on a surface like this has the same effect on your body, particularly your back, as sleeping on rocky ground! Do your back a favour and get a new mattress.

3. Creaks and groans (the mattress, not you!)

When you lie down on the bed, your mattress squeaks, creaks or groans. This is a sure sign of old age in a mattress, and could soon have you creaking and groaning too!

4. Hole in the middle

You and your sleeping partner always end up crammed together in the deep depression in the middle of the mattress. This may sound romantic, but it loses its appeal after a couple of nights!

5. Sore, stiff muscles

You wake up sore and stiff all over. Worn out mattresses contribute to worn out bodies!

Any or all of these conditions suggest you need a new mattress. Before you run out and buy the first or cheapest one you find, though, do some research to find out which mattress will be the best for you

Sleep well!

By Mandy Duncan

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