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When a mattress has been owned for several years, it could end up dipping in spots and become uncomfortable to sleep in. The obvious thing to do when this happens is to purchase a new futon all together. While this will certainly fix the problem, it also means that the homeowner or renter will often need to spend a large amount of money. Luckily, there is an alternative to purchasing a new futon that will give similar results but at a much lower cost. A wool mattress pad is a great way to improve the comfort in a bed without costing a person a lot of money on an entirely new mattress. Mattress pads typically range in thickness anywhere from one to six inches. It should be known that generally speaking, the thicker the futon pad, the more expensive it will be. The price can also be determined by the type of material that is used as well. Cheap materials like cotton may not be very useful if the person is looking to add more cushioning to an uncomfortable bed. Material such as wool is a lot better at retaining heat and softness, perfect for somebody who is interested in making their bed futon feel brand new. There are many different things to consider before purchasing a mattress pad. The primary reason that a person purchases a pad for their bed is because they are interested in making their bed more comfortable to sleep in without spending too much money. If this is the biggest factor in purchasing a futon pad, then a person will need to check the different thickness levels along with the material used. Some types of material are uncomfortable and thickness past 4 inches could dip and become useless in providing any type of added cushion. Choosing a high quality material when browsing through different mattress pads will ensure that it will give the comfort that is desired. Wool mattress pads are different from others because they provide some cushion simply because of the texture of the material. Only a few inches of thickness will be needed in order for a person to feel a difference in their bed. Mattress pads that have somewhere between 2 and 4 inches of cushioning can make a dramatic difference in how comfortable a bed is. A high quality futon pad doesn't need to be expensive, it just needs to have the right amount of thickness and the right material used as well. You can get much more information, articles and resources about mattress pads by visiting http://www.mattresspadscovers.org ------------------ ARTICLE END ------------------ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
