If you’re already experiencing trouble falling asleep, sagging on your side of the bed, and never seem to wake up feeling rested due to poor sleep, these are some obvious signs you need a new mattress. But don’t worry, a new, quality mattress will help increase sleep quality and give you a better night’s sleep. But how often should you replace your mattress?
Typically, most mattresses should be replaced every 7-10 years, but this number can vary depending on the mattress type you have.
Don’t wait any longer for a good night’s sleep. Get better sleep quality now. Read on to find out how often you should replace your mattress, based on the mattress type you have now.
So how often should you change your older mattress for a mattress replacement? This depends on how long your mattress lasts which comes down to what your old mattress is made of.1
Mattresses made up of latex layers have an incredibly long life and can retain their shape for up to 15 years. However, there are some drawbacks to a latex mattress. Because of the heat retentive nature of latex, some people tend to sleep hot on a latex mattress leading to poor sleep.
The mattress lifespan or longevity of latex mattresses also depends on semi-frequent rotation, 1-2 times a year, to prevent mattress sagging and dents. Learning how often to rotate your mattress is essential to mattress lifespan. However, these saggy mattresses can be incredibly dense and heavy so maintaining that longevity can be a difficult task.
These body-conforming mattresses deliver deep compression support and pinpoint pressure relief, making them extremely popular to all kinds of sleepers for a good night’s sleep. People with any type of sleeping position tend to love foam, from a stomach sleeper to someone who prefers a different sleeping position like sleeping on their side.
Not only are these mattresses comfy, but they also offer significant durability making for a quality mattress.
Foam mattresses can last up to ten years if you treat them well. That means rotating them 180 degrees every 3-6 months so you’re not sleeping in the same spot for too long, and ensuring those foam cells bounce back.
Does a memory foam mattress sound right for you? Casper offers two amazing memory foam mattresses for your next mattress replacement or upgrade:
An innerspring mattress uses the coil system, and thus the longevity is on the lower end. The lifespan of an innerspring mattress is 6-7 years.
On the bright side, flipping over and rotating innerspring mattresses 180 degrees every 6-12 months can increase their longevity. You can tell your innerspring mattress has lived out its purpose when there’s excessive sagging, and you start to feel the coils poke through.
These beds combine the best of all worlds, blending different materials for support, and often using the bouncy foundation of an innerspring base with a comforting memory foam mattress topper.
How often should you get a new mattress when it comes to Casper hybrid mattresses? Luxurious Casper hybrid mattresses last 8-10 years and like our other beds, we recommend rotating them 180 degrees every 3-6 months to keep them performing their best. Our hybrids provide you with the amazing combination of comfort and price that will keep your body happy, and your brain worry-free.
For the best combination of quality and longevity, look to Casper for mattresses and pillows. Whether you’re looking to align your spine or fall into a plush cradle of comfort, you can rest easy knowing Casper has your back.
Experience true rest with Casper. Your body will thank you.
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