Pearl Series Spring mattresses are the top selling sleep systems worldwide. The popularity of the spring-based sleeping system is due to its ability to adapt to body contours and maintain correct spinal position while we sleep. Spring Mattresses are increasingly being preferred over Coir Mattresses and PU Foam mattresses. Bonnell Spring: Bonnel Spring is the oldest spring type technology and is currently widely used in the entry-level spring mattresses. These are used in the original inner-spring system, they?re joined together with spiral wires to form the unit. They compress quite easily at first but then get firmer the more they?re compressed (hence offering more support) resulting in soft but firm mattress. Bonnell springs are hourglass-shaped, and the ends of the wire are knotted or wrapped around the top and bottom circular portion of the coil and self-tied. All the individual spring are then tied together using spring wire, and the completed structure is reinforced with a strong border wire to retain shape. Advantages of Innerspring Mattresses: Supports the Back: The single most advantage of Innerspring mattresses is its ability to maintain our body contour while we sleep. Durability: Spring mattresses when properly constructed can offer the same comfort for years together. Deterioration in comfort is among the lowest in spring mattresses when compared to Rubberized coir and Foam mattresses. Less sleeping hot: By design, spring mattress allow easy ventilation of our body heat. unlike some other types of mattresses, especially memory foam and PU foam mattresses. Do Spring Mattresses cause Back problems? Most customers have a preconceived notion that ?Spring Mattresses cause back problems?, which is FALSE. Spring mattresses offer a relatively softer comfort which may not suit some, but in no way cause back problems. In case of side sleepers spring mattresses offer the necessary give-in at the shoulder and hip portions which allow them the sink in and maintain the right back posture. Even in case of flat / back sleepers, since their weight is spread across the mattress doesnt give-in as much, and maintains the ideal position of the spine. Spring Mattresses are an ideal option for customers looking at softer comfort since they are durable and at at the same time offer the right back support. In case you prefer a firmer sleeping surface, spring mattresses might not be right for you. Mattress Maintenance And Care Do's Do give your new mattress time to ?air? upon removal from its plastic packaging. Dispose of all plastic packaging as soon as possible. New mattresses may have a new bed smell that may take a couple weeks to dissipate. Do carry your mattress flat on its side. It?s easier to handle and you?ll be less likely to damage the mattress o vacuum your mattress periodically. It prevents dust from setting in. Do keep your bedding clean. We suggest using a mattress pad. A quality, washable mattress pad will help keep the mattress free from stains. If you're determined to tackle a stain, use mild soap with cold water and rub lightly. Don't ever soak a mattress or foundation. Buying a mattress protector is a good idea, it would prevent and liquid from entering the mattress, and is ideal for parents who have children with bed-wetting issues. Do rotate your mattress occasionally from head to toe, to prolong the comfort and support life. Body indentations are a normal occurrence in your new mattress and indicate that the upholstery layers are conforming to your body?s individual contours. Only body-indentations greater than 2 inches mean sagging. Do retain the original bill as well as the guarantee card, to enable quick processing of warranty claims. Dont's Do not use dry cleaning fluid of any type on your mattress. These chemicals will damage some of the construction materials. Do not allow your mattress to get wet. Some of the upholstery materials may compress. Protect it from water or other liquids. In the event that your mattress becomes wet, absorb the wetness with tissues and dry the mattress indoors under a fan. Do not let anyone stand or jump on your mattress. It was not built for that type of weight distribution or abuse. Do not bend your new mattress more than 20 degrees. Such treatment may damage the innerspring unit. Flex rather than bend the mattress when going through doorways.
