- It is normal to experience an adjustment period after switching to a new mattress, especially if you had been sleeping on your last mattress for a long time. You should allow up to 1 week for your body to adjust to a new level of comfort and support.
- Remember that mattress foams and fibers will be subjected to normal wear over time. To reduce normal wear, you can rotate your mattress as needed.
- Buy a matching box spring (also referred to as a foundation) or a matching adjustable foundation to
insure proper support and lasting durability. - Support your mattress with a solid bed frame. To comply with Serta’s mattress warranty, king and
queen-sized beds require a metal bed frame (or base) with rigid center support. - If you have to move your mattress, always carry it upright. Never bend your mattress to get it in or out of a room. It may flex a little through doorways, but it shouldn’t be folded, curled, or sharply bent.
- Let your mattress breathe. A new mattress has been wrapped in plastic and needs time to air out before you put on the sheets. Lean your new bed against the wall to air out all the way around.
- Protect your new mattress. Vacuum it once a year; keep your bed clean and dry; always use a quality mattress protector. If you have pets, consider getting them their own pet bed to reduce the amount of time they spend on your new mattress.
- Good sleep sets don’t need boards. Your bed won’t last as long or perform as well with a board between the mattress and the box spring.
- Make sure your fitted sheets really fit. Deep-pocket sheets are carried by most major linen retailers and are designed for extra thick and pillow top beds.
- While you won’t go to jail for doing so, do not tear off the law tag at the end of your mattress. It has
important manufacturing information about your mattress that you will need in the event of a warranty claim.
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