I saw a coolmax cotton matteress pad liner at sam s club the other day that looked interesting.
Tempurpedic mattress makes me sweat.
How to cool a memory foam mattress while you sleep.
Here is why and some remedies.
Is it making you uncomfortable.
This is going to increase your discomfort.
Dh says he is sweating at night.
Today s memory foam mattresses don t sleep as hot as older models did thanks to air circulating layers and ventilated toppers that keep the.
Air can get trapped under it keeping your body heat up and rising.
This means that if your memory foam mattress is making you sweat having a wool mattress protector will help to draw this moisture away from your body keeping you dry and stopping you from feeling clammy.
In fact your body heat is one factor that helps memory foam perform its characteristic contouring.
We recently bought a simmons beautyrest black line mattress with memory foam topped with fancy wools and fabrics to cool it down.
If your bed has a solid foundation such as plywood there s the reason why your mattress gets so hot there s no circulation.
The contouring is great for relieving pressure points but really bad for dissipating body heat.
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In fact it is not unusual when showing our customers our foam beds that their first response is i don t like memory foam.
It was touted as a cooling mattress pad.
As a result heat stays trapped near your body and mattress temperatures continue to increase throughout the night.
The best advice we can give is to replace what s under your bed.
Memory foam is notorious for absorbing body heat and retaining it.
One of the most common complaints we hear with memory foam mattresses is that they sleep hot or rather that people find they wake up sweating in the mattress.
Make sure the foam has breathable layers or uses some other type of cooling technology.
Memory foam is also soft and one of its key advantages is that it molds to your body essentially enveloping you while trapping heat causing excessive sweating often triggering increased tossing and turning.