Best Amerisleep Comforter 2026: Recover+ vs MerinoCloud

10/28/202605/05/2020 by Ben Trapskin

Original Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter photo from Yawnder hands-on testing

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Yawnder Reviews · Updated October 27, 2026 · Comforter reviews

Amerisleep currently offers two very different comforters. Recover+ is the washable, medium-weight performance option we have used hands-on; MerinoCloud is the natural-material alternative with organic Merino wool and a longer warranty. Here is how they compare and who should buy each one.

Original Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter from Yawnder hands-on testing — The original Recover+ Comforter from our hands-on review. This is the surviving full-resolution Yawnder photo.

Which Amerisleep comforter is best for you?

Our practical pick: Recover+ if you want the medium-weight, machine-washable comforter in this firsthand review. Consider MerinoCloud if wool fill and natural-material priorities outweigh easy machine care. Yawnder’s long-term use notes here apply to Recover+, not a separately tested MerinoCloud sample.

Hot sleepers: compare actual breathability, fill weight and room temperature rather than interpreting a marketing fabric name as a cooling test.
Frequent laundering: confirm the care label and select the model you can maintain at home.
Price sensitivity: compare a Full/Queen insert with Full/Queen—not Twin XL, and not a different bundle.
Return risk: verify whether the specific bedding item is final sale before checkout.

Compare current Amerisleep comforters →

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Recover+ at a glance

Best for	Hot sleepers / all-season use
Twin XL	$250 · 68 × 88 in.
Full / Queen	$290 · 90 × 94 in.
King	$350 · 104 × 94 in.
Shell	54% cotton / 46% Recover+ polyester
Fill	42% lyocell / 29% Recover+ polyester / 29% polyester
Care	Machine wash cold · tumble dry low
Returns	Final sale / no mattress trial
Warranty	1 year

Recover+ Full/Queen price ($290) and manufacturer policies were rechecked October 27, 2026. The Twin XL and King prices above were last checked October 7; verify your selected size and current promotions before checkout.

Original Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter packaging photo from Yawnder hands-on testing — Original packaging photo from our 2020 hands-on review. Shown at native size.

Who Recover+ fits best

Recover+ makes the most sense if you want a duvet insert that feels substantial without the deep loft and insulation of traditional down. In our original hands-on use, it stayed comfortable through cooler nights and warmer weather and filled a duvet cover well without feeling excessively bulky.

Best reasons to buy it

Medium-weight, all-season feel that worked well in our hands-on use
Lyocell-heavy fill helps manage moisture and heat better than many basic polyester inserts
Current care instructions are machine wash cold and tumble dry low
Corner loops make it easy to secure inside a duvet cover
Good option if you want Amerisleep’s performance textile without replacing your mattress

Where it is limited

$290 for Full/Queen is premium pricing for a synthetic/lyocell comforter
The 1-year warranty is short compared with MerinoCloud’s 5 years
Amerisleep currently treats the comforter as final sale
It is not the ultra-lofty, cloud-like feel of high-fill-power down
We would not buy it solely for unverified recovery or circulation claims

How it feels in real life

Original Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter on-bed photo from Yawnder hands-on testing — Original Yawnder on-bed photo. Displayed at native resolution.

The Recover+ feels smoother and more streamlined than a traditional down comforter. The Full/Queen weighs just under eight pounds, so it has enough substance to drape well without feeling like a weighted blanket. The shell is quiet and the sewn-through box construction keeps the fill from migrating heavily to one side.

The gray color surprised us at first because most duvet inserts are white, but it did not show through the white duvet cover we used during testing.

Original Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter on a bed during Yawnder hands-on testing — Original on-bed photo from our hands-on review. Shown at native size.

Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter draped on a bed — Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter on a bed. (Official Amerisleep product photo)

Temperature regulation

This is the strongest practical reason to consider Recover+. The lyocell component is good at moisture management, while the comforter’s medium profile traps less insulating air than a very lofty down insert. During our original testing it stayed comfortable as San Diego nights moved from chilly to warmer spring temperatures.

Amerisleep markets the Recover+ textile around infrared-energy and recovery claims. We treat those as manufacturer technology claims rather than outcomes we can independently verify from a bedding review. What we can evaluate is the comforter itself: feel, warmth, breathability, care and value.

Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter folded product photo — Recover+ uses a lower-profile, medium-weight construction rather than a very lofty down-style build. (Official Amerisleep product photo)

Original Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter corner loop from Yawnder hands-on testing — Original corner-loop detail. (Yawnder)

Construction and materials

Original Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter corner loop photo from Yawnder hands-on testing — Original corner-loop detail.

The current Recover+ shell is listed as 54% cotton and 46% Recover+ polyester. The fill is 42% lyocell, 29% Recover+ polyester and 29% polyester. Older Amerisleep copy used the Celliant name for the performance textile, which is why older versions of this review referenced Celliant throughout.

The comforter uses box stitching to control fill migration and has corner loops for tying it into a duvet cover.

Close-up of Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter corner and stitching — Close-up of the Recover+ stitching and corner construction. (Official Amerisleep product photo)

Original Amerisleep Recover+ Comforter packaging from Yawnder hands-on testing — Original packaging photo. (Yawnder)

Current manufacturer terms

Shipping	Free standard shipping in the continental U.S.
Care	Machine wash cold · tumble dry low · do not iron, bleach or dry clean
Trial / returns	Comforters are not covered by the mattress 100-night trial; current accessory policy is final sale
Warranty	1-year limited warranty

Our original sample carried older care labeling. Follow Amerisleep’s current instructions rather than the legacy label shown in older review photos.

Recover+ vs MerinoCloud

Feature	Recover+	MerinoCloud
Best for	Hot sleepers / easy care	Natural-material shoppers
Fill	Lyocell + Recover+ polyester + polyester	100% organic Merino wool
Care	Machine wash cold / tumble dry low	Duvet cover recommended; spot clean / air as directed
Warranty	1 year	5 years
Our pick	Better for hot sleepers	Better for wool / natural fibers

Recover+ vs a traditional down comforter

Down still wins if your priority is maximum loft and a very high warmth-to-weight ratio. Recover+ is easier to recommend for sleepers who tend to overheat, want home laundering, or prefer to avoid animal fill. It has a flatter, more modern drape rather than the big hotel-bed puff of down.

Common questions

Is Recover+ the best Amerisleep comforter? For hot sleepers and shoppers who want easy care, yes—that is our pick. MerinoCloud is the better choice if you specifically want organic wool and a longer warranty.

How much does it cost? Current list pricing is $250 Twin XL, $290 Full/Queen and $350 King.

Can you wash it? Yes. Amerisleep’s current instructions say machine wash cold and tumble dry low. Do not iron, bleach or dry clean it.

Does it have a sleep trial? No. Amerisleep’s mattress trial does not apply to the comforter; accessory purchases are currently final sale.

Is it good for hot sleepers? That is where we think it makes the most sense. Its lyocell-heavy fill and medium-weight construction were comfortable across changing temperatures in our hands-on use.

Do you need a duvet cover? You can use the insert on its own, but a duvet cover protects it and the corner loops make securing one straightforward.

Check today’s Amerisleep comforter pricing →

Yawnder Reviews · Disclosure: Links to Amerisleep on this page are affiliate links. If you buy through them, Yawnder may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. The original Recover+ comforter was used hands-on by Yawnder; current specifications, pricing and policy details are identified separately and can change.

Sleep Chairs Guide (2026): Key Considerations & Models

10/28/202603/04/2020 by Ben Trapskin

Quick answer: choose the chair for how you will use it

“Sleep chair” can mean a reclining chair for resting or a convertible chair that unfolds into a guest bed. Start by deciding which you need, then compare fit, recline or sleeping dimensions, delivery access, and the seller’s return terms.

Sealy recliner shown in Yawnder’s review — A recliner from Yawnder’s Sealy Aria and Nolan review; check current availability before shopping.

Recliner, lift chair or sleeper chair?

Recliner: A back and footrest adjust to different resting positions. Check whether the mechanism is manual or powered and whether it meets your preferred recline angle.

Lift chair: A powered seat tilts forward to help a person stand. The amount of recline and the controls vary; a lift function alone does not establish that a chair is comfortable for overnight use.

Convertible sleeper chair: A fold-out or pull-out sleeping surface can make sense for occasional guests. Measure its unfolded length, width and floor clearance rather than assuming it feels like a mattress.

Fit, setup and ownership costs

Check seat height, width and depth, plus head and leg support when fully reclined.
Measure wall clearance and the path through doorways before delivery.
Compare total supported weight against the manufacturer’s limit and check power requirements or backup options.
Ask about upholstery care, assembly, delivery, returns and service if a mechanism fails.

For a health condition or recovery, discuss a suitable sleeping setup with your clinician; a chair is not a substitute for individualized care.

Compare the alternatives

An adjustable bed may suit someone who wants a full mattress with an elevated position; a sleeper chair can serve occasional guests when space is limited. Test the positions you actually plan to use. For specific chair options and firsthand observations, see our sleep recliner guide.

Frequently asked questions

Is a lift chair the same as a sleeper chair?

No. A lift chair assists with standing; a sleeper chair typically unfolds into a sleeping surface. Some recliners may serve as a resting place without unfolding into a bed.

Can I use a recliner every night?

Comfort and suitability depend on the chair and the person. If nightly use is related to a medical condition or recovery, ask a clinician about your setup.

What should I measure?

Measure your room, doorway, wall clearance and the chair’s full reclined or unfolded footprint. Compare the seat dimensions and the manufacturer’s supported weight limit.

Where can I compare options?

Call the Yawnder showroom to check what is available to try. You can also explore The Futon Shop and Beam; verify the specific product and seller’s terms.

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La-Z-Boy Lux Mattress Review: Original Hybrid Test

03/02/202003/02/2020 by Ben Trapskin

La-Z-Boy Lux mattress shown in Yawnder’s original review — La-Z-Boy Lux mattress from our original 2020 review.

Our verdict

Ben found the original La-Z-Boy Lux hybrid medium to medium-soft, with cushioning for his shoulders and responsive foam that made changing positions easy. The tested model is an older boxed mattress; its current availability, specifications and purchase terms have not been confirmed.

Ben’s original experience

The mattress expanded quickly out of the box and felt softer than a typical medium-firm hybrid to Ben. He found the upper foam easy to press into and quick to recover. For side sleeping, his shoulder sank into the surface comfortably; he could also change positions without feeling stuck.

The original review described a stretchy, stain-resistant cover. Ben had a favorable experience with a separate La-Z-Boy recliner’s stain-resistant fabric, but that does not establish how the mattress cover performs against every spill. Follow the care instructions for the item you own.

Original Lux hybrid construction

The 2020 product information described an approximately 12.5-inch hybrid with foam layers—including Energex and copper-infused visco foam—above individually wrapped coils. Firmer perimeter coils were intended to support the edge. The original mattress used a coil core; it was not an all-foam bed.

Cooling, antimicrobial and durability claims in old marketing were not independently established by our review. Feel and temperature vary with the sleeper and the rest of the bedding.

Original review video

The original test included a 14-pound bowling-ball demonstration. A bowling ball illustrates compression under one load, not comfort for every sleeper.

Watch Ben’s original La-Z-Boy Lux review and unboxing.

Watch our original La-Z-Boy Lux review
Our 2020 video shows the original Lux hybrid; current availability and models may differ.

Who might prefer a similar hybrid?

Consider a similar feel if

You like a soft-to-medium surface and want responsive foam over coils.

Compare firmer beds if

You prefer less cushioning or need a different feel for your position and body.

Try a mattress in your normal sleeping position when possible. A mattress that works for Ben may feel different to another person.

Availability and alternatives

We have not verified that the exact boxed Lux is still sold. Check the model name and present-day seller, dimensions, return and warranty terms before ordering; the original trial and prices are historical.

Compare current options in our mattress reviews or visit Yawnder in Encinitas.

Frequently asked questions

Did the original Lux use coils?

Yes. Ben’s sample combined foam with individually wrapped coils.

Was it firm?

Ben described the tested sample as medium to medium-soft.

Does the cover guarantee protection from stains?

No. The original cover was marketed as stain resistant; care and results depend on the spill and product.

Does this review cover a current model?

It covers the original sample. Current model availability and specifications were not confirmed.

Ettitude Bamboo Sheets Review: Silky Lyocell Feel

10/31/202602/21/2020 by Ben Trapskin

Current manufacturer details checked October 29, 2026.

Review context: Ben received a complimentary duvet cover and summer-weight Whitehaven duvet insert for the original 2020 review. These observations describe those samples; current product specifications may differ.

Our verdict

Ettitude’s smooth bamboo-derived bedding appeals if you like a silky, soft surface. In our original hands-on review, the light insert and matching cover made a useful combination for someone who does not want a heavy top layer. The fabric wrinkled more than cotton in our experience, and the cover used buttons rather than Ben’s preferred zipper.

Good for: shoppers who enjoy a smooth finish and lighter bedding. Consider another fabric if: you prefer crisp cotton or a less wrinkled look.

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Our hands-on findings

The cover felt soft and smooth, with a different hand from crisp cotton. Ben’s advice was to consider the whole bed: pairing light sheets with a heavy comforter can still leave a warm sleeper uncomfortable. Choose an insert and other layers for the temperature you prefer.

The Whitehaven insert received for the review was a thin summer-weight option. It arrived in a reusable zippered fabric bag. Its lightness added a covering without the bulk of a winter duvet, though warmth depends on the room, sleeper and layers.

Ettitude bedding featured in Yawnder's archive — Ettitude bedding from the Yawnder archive.

What is bamboo lyocell?

Ettitude currently describes its Signature Bamboo Sheet Set as 100% CleanBamboo lyocell. Lyocell is a regenerated cellulose fiber: bamboo is processed into fiber rather than woven as raw bamboo. Check the exact product label when shopping.

Sateen generally has a smoother hand than crisp percale. Feel and temperature are personal; we cannot promise that any sheet will keep every sleeper cool. The FTC’s guidance on bamboo textiles explains fiber labeling.

Ettitude Signature Sateen bedding on a bed — Current Signature Bamboo sheet set. Manufacturer photo: Ettitude; our original hands-on review was of a duvet cover and insert.

Duvet cover and insert details

The insert had loops at all four corners, and the matching cover had loops to connect it. These help keep the insert positioned inside. The cover fastened with buttons, which Ben found easy to use, although he personally prefers a zipper. Check the current version’s closure and attachment points before buying.

Who might like these sheets?

Shoppers who prefer a smooth, drapey surface: Ettitude describes its Signature fabric as sateen lyocell. That is a useful starting point if the crisp, matte feeling of cotton percale is not your favorite. Our original sample felt smooth, but the current sheet set was not part of that hands-on review.

People who sleep warm: A lightweight, smooth sheet may be appealing, but it is only one part of a bed. Your mattress protector, mattress, duvet fill, room temperature and personal preferences all matter. The airy summer-weight insert we reviewed is different from a year-round or heavyweight comforter; choose the complete layering system rather than expecting sheets alone to control temperature.

Those who want a crisp, structured bed: Cotton percale is worth comparing if you prefer a more matte, crisp hand. Ben noticed more wrinkling with the original bamboo-derived bedding than with cotton. That is a finding about the reviewed sample, not a controlled wrinkle test of every current fabric or color.

Busy laundry routines: Gentle care and keeping rough fabrics separate require a little planning. If you routinely wash bedding with towels, use high heat, or prefer a low-maintenance finish straight from the dryer, compare care labels and decide whether the smooth feel is worth that routine.

Fit, wrinkles and care

Our original review found bamboo-derived bedding wrinklier than cotton. If a pressed appearance matters, consider that tradeoff alongside softness. For current Signature Bamboo sheets, Ettitude lists a 17-inch fitted-sheet depth for queen, king and California king; its size chart lists 16 inches for Twin, Twin XL and Full. It recommends a cold, gentle wash with mild detergent. Check the exact label and size guide; the original test covered a duvet cover and insert.

Measure mattress depth before ordering fitted sheets, and compare duvet cover and insert dimensions. Ettitude advertises a 100-night trial for qualifying first bedding orders, excluding final-sale items. Its product page uses broader wording, so confirm eligibility for the selected order and seller before buying.

Care and wrinkles in practice

Ettitude’s care instructions recommend washing cold with similar fabrics on a gentle cycle using mild detergent, then line drying or tumble drying low. The brand says to avoid bleach, fabric softener and dryer balls. Shake the bedding out before drying and remove it promptly to help limit wrinkles; low-temperature ironing is an option if the label permits it.

Keep zippers and rough towels out of the same load to reduce friction. Some pilling or changes in appearance can occur with use, and a low-heat routine is not a guarantee against either. Follow the care label on your own set if it differs from general guidance.

Measure before ordering

Check both the mattress footprint and its depth, including a topper or protector that will sit under the fitted sheet. Ettitude’s current size chart lists the queen fitted sheet as 80 × 60 × 17 inches and the king as 80 × 76 × 17 inches. A pocket dimension is not a promise of a secure fit on every 17-inch setup, so allow room to tuck the elastic beneath the bed and confirm the chart for your exact selection.

The product listing describes a set with a fitted sheet, flat sheet and two pillowcases, but confirm the listed contents and pillowcase sizes for the selected size before checkout. For the duvet, compare the insert and cover dimensions as well as ties and closure; our 2020 cover’s buttons and corner loops may not describe every current version.

Direct trial and fees

Ettitude’s current FAQ says its 100-night sleep trial applies to a customer’s first eligible bedding order and excludes final-sale items. It says eligible trial bedding may be washed and used, exchanges are free, and return shipping may be deducted unless applicable return protection was purchased. Its product page describes the trial more broadly. Because those descriptions are not identical, confirm your own eligibility and costs before ordering, and save the terms shown at checkout. Other retailers can set different policies.

How the feel compares

Fabric	Typical feel	Consideration
Bamboo lyocell sateen	Smooth and drapey	May wrinkle; verify fiber and weave
Cotton percale	Crisp and matte	Less silky; can wrinkle
Cotton sateen	Soft and smooth	Feel varies by construction

Frequently asked questions

Did Yawnder test the current sheet set?

The hands-on observations come from a 2020 duvet cover and insert; they are not a test of the current sheet set.

Is lyocell raw bamboo fabric?

No. Lyocell is regenerated cellulose processed into fiber before weaving.

Does it wrinkle?

Ben found bamboo-derived fabric wrinklier than cotton. Results depend on care and expectations.

Are they suitable for a thick mattress?

Check the exact size chart and measure the mattress plus any topper. Current queen, king and California king fitted sheets list a 17-inch depth; smaller sizes list 16 inches.

Is the Whitehaven insert still available?

Check the current catalog rather than assuming the original insert is still offered.

How to Sleep Better with a Cold

10/26/202602/12/2020 by Ben Trapskin

Quick answer: When a cold interrupts sleep, focus on relief: fluids, saline nasal spray, a clean humidifier and a comfortable sleeping position may help. Symptoms usually improve with time, but trouble breathing or worsening illness needs medical attention.

A stuffy nose and cough can make a normal bedtime feel impossible. There is no single sleeping position or product that cures a cold. Try small adjustments and choose what makes you more comfortable.

Make congestion more manageable

Saline nasal spray or drops may loosen mucus. Use according to the package; for young children, ask about saline and gentle suction.
A clean cool-mist humidifier may make dry air more comfortable. Follow cleaning and water instructions, and avoid excessive humidity.
A warm shower may feel soothing. Avoid leaning over bowls of hot water, particularly around children, because of burn risk.
Position for comfort. An adult may prefer the upper body slightly elevated with a wedge or adjustable base, or may feel better on their side. There is no proven best angle for everyone.

For infants, do not prop up the mattress or add pillows: use a firm, flat sleep surface and follow CDC safe-sleep guidance.

Soothe a cough or sore throat

Drink fluids regularly and try a warm, caffeine-free drink if it feels good. The CDC suggests honey for cough in adults and children age one and older. Never give honey to a child under one year old. Avoid lozenges for children under four because of choking risk.

A large drink immediately before bed can mean extra bathroom trips, so adjust timing to your comfort and hydration needs. None of these measures cures the infection.

Set up your room for rest

Keep tissues, water and any medicines you are using within reach. Choose a comfortable room temperature and layers you can adjust if you feel hot or chilled. If you use a humidifier, empty, dry and clean it as directed; standing water and dirty equipment can encourage microbial growth.

If you are awake and frustrated, a quiet activity in low light can be more comfortable than watching the clock. Rest when you can, including a nap if needed; see our nap guide for timing suggestions.

Using cold medicines carefully

Over-the-counter products can relieve symptoms temporarily but do not cure a cold. Read labels and ask a pharmacist about interactions, medical conditions and appropriate ingredients. Combination products may contain the same pain reliever as another medicine you are taking, increasing the risk of accidentally doubling up. Some decongestants can make sleep more difficult.

Children need age-specific guidance: ask a pediatrician or pharmacist before giving cough and cold medicines. Antibiotics do not treat the viruses that cause a common cold; a clinician can determine whether another diagnosis or treatment applies.

When to get medical help

Seek medical care for trouble breathing, dehydration, fever lasting more than four days, symptoms lasting more than ten days without improvement, or symptoms that improve and then return or worsen, as described by the CDC. Seek urgent or emergency care for severe breathing difficulty or other serious symptoms.

Cold-like symptoms can also be caused by flu or COVID-19. People at higher risk of severe illness should contact a healthcare professional promptly, because antiviral treatments may be time-sensitive.

Frequently asked questions

Should I sleep sitting upright?

Not necessarily. A comfortable slightly elevated or side-lying position may help an adult, but there is no universal best position.

Does honey help a cough?

It may relieve cough for adults and children at least one year old. Never give honey to infants under one.

Can a humidifier cure a cold?

No. A clean humidifier may make dry air more comfortable; it does not cure the infection.

ViscoSoft Serene 4-Inch Mattress Topper Review

11/02/202602/03/2020 by Ben Trapskin

ViscoSoft Serene mattress topper from the original Yawnder page — ViscoSoft topper image from the earlier Yawnder review.

Our verdict on the ViscoSoft Serene topper

The older Serene Hybrid is a useful concept for a mattress that still supports you but feels too firm: a memory-foam layer paired with a softer pillow-top cover. Its value depends on how much cushioning you want, your bed's condition and the price and return terms for the exact version.

A topper changes the surface; it cannot reliably repair a sagging mattress. The earlier page does not contain a complete documented test of the current product, so this guide does not claim a new hands-on evaluation.

Serene Hybrid and the current listing

The earlier review described a four-inch Serene model combining memory foam and a fiber-filled pad. ViscoSoft's current product page uses the name Hybrid Lux and describes a memory-foam layer with a quilted pillow-top cover. Models and layer dimensions can change, so verify the exact version instead of assuming that every product with a similar name has the same construction.

Feature	What to check
Construction	Memory foam plus a quilted fiberfill cover on the hybrid-style product; confirm your exact model.
Thickness	Compare the total profile and individual layers. A four-inch product is not necessarily four inches of foam.
Attachment	Check skirt depth or straps against the combined height of your mattress and topper.
Returns	Confirm the seller's current trial, return eligibility and shipping costs.
Care	Verify which cover is washable and how the foam must be cleaned.

Who should consider a thick topper?

A thick, plush topper may make a firm but structurally sound mattress feel more cushioned. Side sleepers who want more give at the shoulder and hip may appreciate that change, though body weight and the underlying mattress make the result personal.

People who already sink too far, prefer a firm surface or have trouble moving in soft foam may want to compare a thinner or more responsive option. A thicker topper also increases bed height and can require deeper fitted sheets. If the foundation or mattress has a dip, address that support problem first.

Does it sleep cool?

Foam, a quilted cover, sheets and room conditions all influence temperature. A breathable or gel-infused component does not guarantee a cool night; look for a return policy that lets you evaluate the full bed setup.

Compare topper types

Type	Typical appeal	Consideration
Memory foam	Conforming cushioning and a slower response.	Can feel warm or restrictive to some sleepers.
Latex	A more buoyant, responsive surface.	Feel varies by formulation and firmness.
Fiber-filled pad	A softer surface with a familiar pillow-top feel.	Usually changes surface feel more than deep support.
Foam plus pillow-top	Layered cushioning with a plush outer surface.	More height and components to fit and maintain.

Compare the Yawnder mattress topper guide for other materials and designs.

Fit, setup and care

Measure the mattress and add the topper's total height before checking fitted-sheet pocket depth.
Make sure the skirt or straps fit your mattress and base.
Allow foam to expand according to the manufacturer's instructions; an initial odor may take time to dissipate.
ViscoSoft recommends washing the topper cover cold on a gentle cycle and tumble drying low. The foam is not machine washable; spot clean it as directed in the manufacturer care guide. Follow the label for the exact model.
ViscoSoft currently advertises a 90-night guarantee and a five-year topper warranty on its direct listing. Confirm eligibility, return shipping and expanded-topper handling with the actual seller.

Frequently asked questions

Will it fix a sagging bed?

No. A topper can change surface comfort but does not restore a worn support core.

Is the whole four-inch model memory foam?

Not necessarily. The hybrid design combines foam with a pillow-top cover; check individual layer specifications for your model.

Can I wash the foam?

Follow your model's label. Covers and foam commonly have different care instructions.

Which thickness should I choose?

A thinner option usually makes a smaller change; a thicker one can alter the feel more. Your weight, mattress and preference also matter.

Compare materials, thickness and feel in our mattress topper review hub.

Best Mattress for Sleep Apnea (2026)

10/26/202601/23/2020 by Ben Trapskin

Compare options carefully

Mattress and base shopping guidance

A mattress or adjustable base may affect comfort and sleep position, but neither treats obstructive sleep apnea. Use this buying guidance alongside clinician-recommended care.

See mattress & base guides

YAWNDER COMFORT & BUYING GUIDE · MEDICAL CLAIMS REVIEWED OCTOBER 26, 2026

Side sleeping, CPAP and adjustable bases

Short answer: No mattress has been shown to cure or replace treatment for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). For a diagnosed sleeper, shop for comfortable side-sleeping support, ease of movement, stable positioning, and compatibility with an adjustable base if desired. Choose the actual firmness and construction that suit your body rather than paying extra for a mattress advertised as “treating sleep apnea.”

What a mattress can—and cannot—do for obstructive sleep apnea

Obstructive sleep apnea involves repeated upper-airway blockage. Mattress composition itself does not treat airway obstruction. However, a surface that is comfortable for side sleeping or does not aggravate mask pressure may make it easier to follow a clinician's recommended sleep position and PAP routine. The benefit is comfort and therapy tolerance, not a known reduction in apnea severity for any particular brand.

The NIH's CPAP instructions emphasize using the prescribed machine every time you sleep, including naps. Loud snoring, observed breathing pauses or significant daytime sleepiness merit clinical assessment rather than a mattress purchase alone.

Buyer checklist for side sleeping and CPAP users

Shopping concern	What to test	What not to assume
Side-sleep pressure relief	Lie on your side for 10–15 minutes; check shoulder and hip comfort with your actual pillow and mask if practicable	That a special memory-foam or latex formula treats apnea
Neck and mask comfort	Try pillow height and whether a CPAP mask presses against bedding; arrange tubing so it does not tug	That swapping the mattress fixes a poorly fitting mask or machine settings
Base compatibility	Confirm the selected mattress, foundation and warranty allow the adjustable base's bends	That every mattress is approved for every adjustable base or sleeping incline
Partner disturbance	Test movement isolation, edge stability, and how easy it is to change positions	That a coil or all-foam model always performs best for every couple
Temperature	Consider room temperature, sheets and protector alongside the mattress	That cooling fabrics reduce the apnea-hypopnea index or prevent mask leaks

Current mattress styles and models to compare (not medical treatment rankings)

1. Nectar Classic Memory Foam — contouring foam at a lower entry tier

For sleepers who like a close memory-foam feel, Nectar Classic is listed by its manufacturer as a 12-inch medium-firm foam mattress. Try side-sleep pressure comfort, movement and heat retention with your usual bedding. This model does not have verified OSA-specific clinical benefits. Its eligible manufacturer-direct mattress purchases have a 365-night trial, with a 30-day minimum before requesting an opened-mattress return.

2. Helix Midnight Luxe — medium-feel hybrid for side-position comfort

Helix's current model guide describes Midnight Luxe as a medium-feel, 13.5-inch hybrid with a pillow top and enhanced lumbar support. It may be worth testing for shoulder and hip comfort if you side sleep, but its advertised construction does not establish that it improves apnea. Helix direct mattresses have a 365-night trial with a 30-night break-in.

3. Avocado Green — latex-and-coil option with multiple firmness choices

Avocado Green uses latex over pocketed coils with multiple comfort options including Medium and Plush. The design may feel more buoyant than slow-responding foam, which can affect ease of turning. Organic and material-safety certifications relate to materials; they do not prove that the mattress treats obstructive sleep apnea or allergies. Avocado's eligible direct trial is a year, subject to its 30-day minimum and $99 return fee.

4. Saatva Classic — traditional innerspring with distinct firmness options

Saatva Classic uses a coil-on-coil innerspring construction and offers Plush Soft, Luxury Firm and Firm. It can be considered by shoppers who want a responsive surface, but verify the exact configuration's adjustable-base compatibility with Saatva before buying. Saatva's manufacturer-direct 365-night trial has no mandatory waiting minimum and charges a $99 pickup/processing fee on returned mattresses. This is not an OSA treatment and is not a comparison of sleep-study outcomes.

Adjustable bed elevation: what the evidence can support

Clinicians may recommend side sleeping or positional therapy for selected people with position-dependent OSA. Research on head or upper-body elevation is more limited and does not establish a particular adjustable base as a substitute for CPAP. An adjustable base may be useful for comfort or positioning, but changes in body angle, mask seal or CPAP performance should be discussed with the treating clinician. See the NIH's treatment overview. Avoid prescribing a fixed angle or elevation height without a personalized clinical recommendation.

If you already have a base, test it with the exact mattress and mask rather than purchasing a second system based on a “zero gravity cures apnea” advertising promise. Some mattresses and bedding setups are not suited to deep articulation.

Practical sleep-environment tips for PAP users

Ask your sleep team to review a poorly fitting mask, leaks or tubing problems rather than changing treatment settings on your own.
Consider a side-sleep pillow or tubing arrangement that does not press the mask or pull the hose; any benefit is about comfort and seal management.
Check whether your bed's firmness, bedding or partner movement makes your chosen sleep position harder to maintain.
Use prescribed CPAP during every sleep period and keep up with equipment cleaning and follow-up care.

Direct-brand trials are not Yawnder's trial

Manufacturer policies differ by brand, purchase channel and product. Nectar, Helix and Saatva currently advertise eligible 365-night direct-purchase mattress trials; return fees and minimum periods differ. Avocado Green has its own year-long direct-purchase policy. These policies cannot be assumed on an order placed through Yawnder: consult Yawnder's separately published retail returns and your receipt before deciding. Bases, frames, pillows and other products have separate return eligibility.

Questions people ask

What mattress is medically recommended for sleep apnea?

No specific mattress or firmness is an established medical treatment for OSA. Comfortable side-sleep positioning and medically recommended therapy matter more than mattress branding.

Can an adjustable base replace CPAP?

No. It may change positioning or comfort, but does not replace prescribed PAP therapy. Ask a sleep specialist whether positional therapy is appropriate and how any elevation might interact with your treatment.

Does memory foam make snoring or sleep apnea worse?

Mattress foam type alone is not a demonstrated cause of apnea. Snoring and breathing events require appropriate assessment; comfort and preferred sleep position vary by sleeper.

Should I buy medium, soft or firm?

Start with the feel that supports comfortable sleep in your normal position, especially the shoulders and hips if you sleep on your side. There is no OSA-specific firmness score or body-weight threshold guaranteed to fit everyone.

Can I try a compatible mattress and adjustable base locally?

Yawnder has offered mattress and adjustable-base demonstrations in Encinitas. Contact the showroom before visiting to confirm current models and compatible bases; showroom testing is not a medical apnea evaluation.

Sources and editorial disclosure

NIH / NHLBI: Sleep apnea treatment · NIH: CPAP · Helix trial · Nectar trial · Saatva trial · Yawnder retail returns.

Yawnder sells mattresses and earns commissions from some links. The examples here are editorial comfort choices based on current product information, not an OSA patient test panel, clinical outcome study or diagnosis. Treatment decisions belong to qualified medical professionals.

Pink Noise vs White Noise for Sleep: Differences & Evidence

10/26/202612/27/2019 by Ben Trapskin

Quick answer

Pink noise has more low-frequency energy than white noise and often sounds less hissy. Some people like a steady sound to mask interruptions, but continuous pink noise is not proven to improve deep sleep for everyone. A quieter room or sound blocking may be a better starting point.

Pink vs. white vs. brown noise

Sound	General character	What to expect
White noise	Equal power per unit of frequency; often a brighter hiss	Some find it effective for masking, others find it sharp.
Pink noise	Power decreases as frequency rises; a lower, softer balance	Often compared with steady rain, though natural recordings vary.
Brown noise	Even more emphasis on lower frequencies	A deeper rumble that may appeal to some listeners.

Speaker quality, volume and the actual recording change the sound. A pleasant track is not necessarily a precisely measured noise spectrum.

What does the sleep research show?

Research on sound and sleep is mixed. Some small studies use brief acoustic pulses timed to brain activity during sleep. That approach is different from playing a continuous recording through a bedside speaker. A 2024 sleep-lab study, for example, used timed pink-noise pulses.

A 2026 laboratory study investigated pink noise and earplugs against environmental noise in a small group of adults. It found that pink noise was not consistently protective and that earplugs performed better under the tested conditions. One study cannot establish how every sound, volume or household will affect every person, but it is a reason not to assume all-night noise improves sleep.

How to try a sleep sound

First reduce the disturbing sound where practical: close a window, move a noisy appliance or improve a door seal.
If you still want masking, start with a familiar speaker or app and a low, comfortable volume. Place it away from the bed.
Try a sleep timer if continuous playback is unnecessary, and silence notifications and advertisements.
Compare a few nights with sound and without it. If you feel more disturbed or the sound becomes annoying, stop or change the setup.
Keep emergency alarms audible. For infants and children, ask a pediatrician about an appropriate setup and avoid placing a loud device near the child.

Other ways to manage bedroom noise

Reduce at the source

Close doors or windows and address rattles or appliances where possible.

Block sound

Comfortable earplugs or improved seals may help some adults. Choose an option that lets you hear important alarms.

Try quiet

If your room is already quiet, extra sound is not necessary just because an app recommends it.

Consider the cause

Persistent insomnia or loud snoring with gasping should not be masked in place of appropriate medical advice.

Do you need a dedicated sound machine?

No. Try an existing device first. A dedicated machine can be useful for physical controls, phone-free playback or a reliable timer; compare sound selection, volume adjustment and return policy. Our white-noise machine guide covers other options.

Frequently asked questions

Does pink noise increase deep sleep?

Some experiments use precisely timed stimulation, but continuous consumer playback is a different intervention and has not been shown to do that reliably for everyone.

Is white noise better for sleep than pink noise?

There is no universal winner. Preference, volume, the disturbance being masked and individual response matter.

Should I play sound all night?

Not necessarily. Consider whether a timer or reducing the underlying noise works better for you.

Can a sound machine treat sleep apnea?

No. Snoring accompanied by gasping, breathing pauses or significant daytime sleepiness deserves medical evaluation.

Best Bed Risers for Extra Storage

10/26/202612/12/2019 by Ben Trapskin

Quick answer

Bed risers can create storage space or raise a low bed when the frame and risers are compatible. Start with the height you need, then check every support point, the load rating and the bed manufacturer’s instructions. The best choice is a stable fit for your actual frame—not simply the tallest riser.

How much height do you need?

Measure from the floor to the lowest part of the frame, then measure the storage bin or suitcase you want to fit underneath. Include clearance to slide it in and allow for rails or center legs. The advertised riser height may differ from the actual lift after the bed leg sits in its recess.

If easier access is the goal, measure the finished height from the floor to the top of the mattress. The right height depends on the person and their mobility. A bed raised too high can make getting in and out less secure.

Will risers fit your bed?

Measure each foot

Compare the leg’s width, shape and contact area with the riser’s recess. The leg should sit securely as instructed.

Count support points

Many queen and king frames have center legs as well as corner legs. Support every load-bearing leg at the same height.

Check the frame maker

Some platform beds, upholstered frames and adjustable bases are not designed for generic risers. Use approved accessories where specified.

Consider the floor

The base should sit flat and stable. Select floor protection compatible with the product, without adding an unstable shim.

For casters or unusual feet, confirm that the riser is specifically compatible. Do not remove or alter a caster unless the frame and riser instructions permit it.

Understand the weight rating

Add the frame, foundation, mattress, bedding, occupants and any other expected load. Check whether the stated capacity is per riser or for the complete set, and follow the maker’s required number and configuration. Loads can shift and are not necessarily distributed evenly. Choose an appropriate margin rather than planning to use a product right at its stated limit.

Material alone does not establish capacity: a properly rated plastic, wood or metal design can differ substantially from another. Confirm the rating, foot size and compatibility for the exact product.

Install and check stability

Read both the frame and riser instructions. Clear the area and get help lifting the bed.
Position each riser on a level surface and seat every supported leg as the maker directs.
Use matching heights at all required supports, including center legs. Do not improvise with books or loose blocks.
Stack risers only if the manufacturer explicitly designs and rates that configuration.
Check that the frame is level and does not shift or rock before use; periodically recheck all supports.

Floor conditions matter. If the bed rocks, a leg does not fit or the frame maker prohibits risers, stop and choose a compatible solution.

Alternatives to bed risers

Goal	Another option	What to check
Under-bed storage	Low-profile bins or a storage frame	Internal clearance and drawer access
Higher sleep surface	Manufacturer-approved taller legs or foundation	Compatibility, finished height and warranty
Adjustable base height	Approved leg extensions	Base maker’s supported parts and limits

Frequently asked questions

Do all bed frames work with risers?

No. Check the frame instructions and whether each support foot can be seated safely.

Can risers be stacked?

Only use a stacked configuration when the product is designed and rated for it, and follow its instructions.

Do I need a riser under the center leg?

Support all load-bearing legs as the frame requires. Leaving a center support hanging can change the frame’s load path.

Will they damage the floor?

It depends on the base, floor and movement. Check the floor and riser maker’s guidance for compatible protection.

For frame sizing, see our mattress sizes guide and compare bed frames.

ReST Bed Review: My Original Smart Mattress Test

11/02/202612/02/2019 by Ben Trapskin

Original ReST smart mattress reviewed by Yawnder — The ReST mattress from our original review.

The original ReST Bed used air chambers and pressure-sensing technology to adjust support in different body zones. I reviewed the earlier model, including its setup and app. ReST says it is currently not accepting new orders; this is an archive of my experience, not a current purchase recommendation.

My verdict on the original ReST Bed

I liked the ability to firm up the lumbar area while reducing pressure under my shoulders. The soft foam surface and adjustable zones made the bed unlike the conventional mattresses I had reviewed. Setup was more involved than a typical mattress, and I found the app rough around the edges. Automatic adjustments were noticeable and took getting used to.

My hands-on findings

The original model let me adjust firmness in separate areas. I tried its different settings and especially appreciated the combination of lumbar support and a softer shoulder zone. The top layer felt extra soft—almost dough-like—while the chambers beneath provided adjustable support.

In automatic mode, I could feel the mattress inflate and deflate as I moved. That response may appeal to someone who changes position often, but I thought I would probably settle on a manual setting that felt right to me. These are observations about the original bed I tested, not measurements or promises about a current product.

When I slept on my side, my shoulders could get sore on other mattresses. Adjusting this bed’s shoulder and lumbar zones let me experiment with a different balance. Comfort is individual, and the settings that worked for me will not necessarily work for someone else.

Unboxing and setup

The mattress arrived folded in a large box with pumps and hoses. I connected each labeled hose group to a pump and plugged the pumps in; the mattress took about 15 minutes to inflate during my setup. I found the motor quiet, though noise and setup time may differ for other units.

ReST mattress shipping box from the original review — The box from my original ReST review.

Initial app setup was more tiring than unpacking an ordinary mattress. I had to update the app and reconnect to Wi-Fi multiple times. Once running, it displayed a pressure map and allowed manual control of individual zones. App availability and support for an older unit should be confirmed with the manufacturer.

Construction of the model I reviewed

My sample had a stretchy polyester cover over approximately four inches of soft gel foam. Under the foam was a pressure-sensing layer and a zoned air-chamber system, surrounded by a foam border. The system used the sensors and pumps to adjust pressure automatically or let me make manual changes.

That description applies to the original unit in this review. Different generations or other smart beds may use different covers, sensors, chambers and controls.

Original review video

Original ReST Bed review

Watch on YouTube

Here is my original delivery, setup and sleep review. It shows the older ReST Bed, not a newly tested model.

Availability and support

As of this update, ReST’s website says it is not accepting new orders and directs existing owners with product questions to support@restperformance.com. Confirm directly whether app support, parts and service are available for your particular bed.

The original review discussed a 90-day trial and 10-year warranty offered at the time. Those are historical terms, not a current offer. Existing owners should refer to their purchase documents and contact the company for warranty questions.

Alternatives to consider

If you want adjustable firmness, compare a current air-chamber mattress and ask how many zones each side can control, whether adjustments are automatic, and what happens if an app or pump needs service. If temperature control is the priority, our Eight Sleep Pod guide covers a different approach: a temperature-control system used with a compatible mattress.

Compare the full system cost, subscription requirements if any, delivery, trial and warranty. Explore Eight Sleep. Yawnder may earn a commission from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you.

Frequently asked questions

Can I buy the original ReST Bed now?

ReST’s site currently says it is not accepting new orders. Verify any third-party offer and its service and warranty terms directly before paying.

What did the original ReST Bed adjust?

The model I reviewed used separate air zones and pressure sensing to adjust support automatically, with manual controls for individual zones.

Was the pump noisy?

I found the pump quiet during my setup. Individual units and sleeping environments can differ.

Who should existing owners contact?

ReST lists support@restperformance.com for product-owner questions. Availability of app support and parts should be confirmed with the company.

CBD Oil Benefits: Evidence, Risks & Marketing Claims

10/18/202611/30/2019 by Ben Trapskin

By Ben Trapskin, founder of Yawnder. Updated October 18, 2026. This is an evidence guide, not a personal treatment plan or a claim of medical review.

CBD is marketed for sleep, anxiety, pain, recovery, skin health and many other outcomes. The evidence is much narrower than those marketing claims suggest, and consumer CBD products are not equivalent to an FDA-approved prescription medicine.

The most important distinction: prescription CBD vs consumer CBD

The FDA has approved one cannabis-derived prescription drug containing purified cannabidiol, Epidiolex, for seizures associated with specific rare disorders. FDA has not approved other consumer CBD products as treatments for sleep disorders, anxiety, pain, diabetes, cancer, heart disease or other conditions. FDA regulation of cannabis and CBD.

CBD and sleep

A randomized pilot trial in 30 people with primary insomnia found 150 mg nightly CBD similar to placebo on most sleep outcomes. This is a study dose, not a recommendation. For the fuller evidence and label-reading discussion, see our CBD oil for sleep guide.

CBD is frequently marketed as a sleep aid, but evidence does not justify treating ordinary CBD oils, gummies or tinctures as established insomnia treatments. NCCIH notes that a review of cannabinoid therapies found insufficient evidence to support their use for treating sleep disorders. NCCIH: Sleep disorders and complementary approaches.

CBD and anxiety

Small human studies have explored CBD for anxiety-related outcomes, but findings from a particular dose or controlled study cannot be generalized to every retail CBD product. Product concentration, formulation, THC content, contaminants and labeling accuracy vary.

CBD and pain

Cannabinoids have been studied for chronic pain, but much of that research involves cannabis preparations containing THC, prescription-style formulations or products very different from a typical retail CBD oil. NCCIH describes the evidence as limited and notes that adverse effects are more common with cannabinoid treatment than placebo in some reviews. NCCIH: Cannabis and cannabinoids.

Which CBD benefit claims need the most caution?

Claim category	How to assess it
Prescription seizure treatment	Evidence and approval apply to a specific medicine and indications, not to every retail CBD oil.
Sleep, anxiety or pain	Check the exact formulation, population and outcome. Do not transfer results from THC-containing preparations to CBD alone.
Preventing cancer, dementia or heart disease	The evidence cited here does not establish these benefits for retail CBD products.
Skin health, weight loss or broad “anti-inflammatory” benefits	Marketing, laboratory mechanisms and individual reports are not proof of a clinically useful outcome from a consumer product.

Safety and drug interactions

FDA identifies real CBD safety concerns, including potential liver injury, drug interactions and sedation. NCCIH also notes changes in alertness, mood, appetite and gastrointestinal symptoms, along with possible label inaccuracies and contamination in over-the-counter products.

Product quality matters

A CBD amount printed on a label does not guarantee the product contains exactly that amount.
THC or contaminants may be present even when consumers do not expect them.
“Full spectrum,” “broad spectrum,” “hemp extract” and similar terms do not prove effectiveness.
Third-party testing can improve transparency, but it does not prove a health benefit.

What this means before you buy

CBD is an active compound with legitimate pharmaceutical research behind it, but that does not validate the sweeping health claims used to market consumer CBD oils. If you are considering CBD for a health or sleep problem—especially if you take medications—discuss it with a qualified healthcare professional and rely on current evidence rather than an affiliate product claim.

Common questions about CBD benefits

Does a public lab report establish a health benefit?

No. A certificate of analysis provides information about the tested sample, not proof that the product improves sleep or treats a condition.

Can CBD products interact with medicines?

Yes. Check with a clinician or pharmacist before use; FDA identifies drug interactions, liver injury and sedation among CBD risks.

Can “THC-free” guarantee a negative drug test?

No. Marketing language and testing limits cannot guarantee a particular test result.

Sources and related reading

Research context includes the CBD insomnia pilot trial, FDA’s CBD safety overview and the NCCIH sources linked above. For specific labels, see our Charlotte’s Web review and Slumber review.

Read the sleep evidence before comparing products

Learn what current studies show and how to evaluate product labels and lab reports.

Read the CBD Sleep Guide

Mend Sleep Mattress Review: Original Soft Hybrid

11/11/201911/11/2019 by Ben Trapskin

Original Mend Sleep mattress photographed on a bed frame — Yawnder’s 2019 Mend Sleep mattress sample. Current availability and specifications should be confirmed with the seller.

Our verdict

Ben found the original Mend Sleep hybrid distinctly soft, with a pillow-top-like surface that worked well for his broad-shouldered side sleeping. A zippered cover allowed access to the comfort foam for a different feel. This review describes the 2019 sample; the current product and layer-exchange terms have not been confirmed.

Ben’s original experience

Out of the box, the mattress felt soft. Ben liked the way his shoulders and hips sank into the upper layers while side sleeping; he observed that he might have used a thicker pillow, even though his shoulder felt comfortable. That is one sleeper’s experience and does not establish the right firmness for everyone.

He also found that the perimeter compressed when he sat on it but felt more supported by the firmer edge coils underneath. The original review described how the mattress compressed; those observations are not a standardized promise of pressure relief.

Original hybrid and comfort-layer design

The original build used approximately four inches of comfort foam over an eight-inch foam-and-spring core. The manufacturer’s historical description mentioned nearly 1,000 individually wrapped coils in the king size, with firmer perimeter support. Counts can vary by size.

A separate zipper allowed access to the upper foam. The original review described flipping or exchanging that layer to change the feel. The historical business arrangement did not offer a conventional mattress trial; do not assume those exchange rules remain available today.

Original photos and video

The original Mend mattress is shown below. The original review video includes more detail about its feel and construction.

Watch our original review
Ben’s 2019 video shows the original Mend Sleep mattress he reviewed.

Yawnder’s original Mend Sleep mattress review

Who might prefer a similar bed?

Consider a softer hybrid if

You sleep on your side and like substantial cushioning around the shoulder and hip.

Compare firmer beds if

You dislike deep cushioning or want a more stable, less plush first impression.

A removable layer can be useful, but check whether replacement layers are actually available and what they cost. Comfort varies with body size, sleeping position and pillow height.

Availability and alternatives

What this review can and cannot tell you
Question	2019 sample	Before buying today
Feel	Ben described it as soft and cushioning	Try or confirm the exact current model; it may differ
Build	Foam comfort layers over a coil-based core	Ask for current construction and dimensions
Adjustable comfort layer	Original review described a zippered layer	Confirm whether replacement layers exist and their cost
Price, trial and warranty	Historical terms are not current buying terms	Get the seller’s policies in writing before paying

We have not verified whether the original Mend model, replacement layers or its previous exchange policy are currently available. Confirm the exact seller, product, warranty and returns before paying. A link to a differently branded mattress is not proof that it is the same product.

For other options, browse our mattress reviews or visit Yawnder in Encinitas.

Frequently asked questions

Was the original Mend soft?

Yes. Ben described the sample as distinctly soft out of the box.

Could the original comfort layer be changed?

The original review described a zippered layer that could be accessed and exchanged. Current availability and terms are unverified.

Was it all foam?

No. The tested sample used foam comfort layers over a spring-based hybrid core.

Will it suit every side sleeper?

No. The original was comfortable for Ben, but preferences and support needs vary.

Idle Sleep Mattress Review (Archived): Company Closed

10/27/201910/27/2019 by Ben Trapskin

Idle Sleep mattress from Yawnder’s original archive.

Quick verdict: archived review

Idle Sleep is no longer operating, and this page is retained for people researching an older mattress. Its historical prices, coupon codes, trial and warranty promises are not current offers. A two-sided hybrid can offer a choice of sleeping surfaces, but condition, firmness and care depend on the exact mattress.

Useful for: existing owners and shoppers researching an older model. For a new purchase: compare currently available mattresses with written terms from the seller.

What was the Idle flippable hybrid?

Idle offered two-sided hybrid mattresses combining comfort layers and coils. Some configurations paired different firmness choices on opposite sides; others could use the same feel on both sides. Check the law tag or original order for your exact model before assuming which surfaces you have. GoodBed’s archived brand listing identifies the Idle Sleep line as discontinued.

Yawnder’s original written personal test notes are not available in the current archive, so this guide does not provide model-specific comfort findings or a score.

Our original Idle Sleep Hybrid video review

This 2019 Sleep Sherpa video covers the older Idle Sleep Hybrid. The company is closed; historical offers and policies in the video should not be treated as current.

Yawnder’s original Idle Sleep Hybrid mattress review

Watch the original review on YouTube

Two-sided versus single-sided mattresses

Consideration	Two-sided	Single-sided
Surface options	Some models offer a different firmness on each face; others match	One intended sleeping surface
Handling	May require help to flip, especially in larger sizes	Often rotated rather than flipped, if directed
Wear	Alternating surfaces can distribute use, but longer life is not guaranteed	Durability depends on materials, build and use
Support	Follow the exact mattress and foundation requirements; compatibility varies

Care for an existing mattress

Keep the original receipt and mattress law tag. Consult the instructions for your specific model before flipping or rotating it: not every mattress is designed to be flipped. Larger hybrids can be heavy, so get help and keep the path clear. Check that the foundation is in good condition and meets the original requirements.

A mattress protector can help guard against spills; follow its care label and the mattress instructions. A topper may change the surface feel, but it cannot reliably fix structural sagging or guarantee relief from pain.

What to ask a seller about old inventory

Is the mattress new, open-box, used or a floor model? Ask for its model, condition and manufacture date.
Which side or sides are intended for sleeping, and what firmness is each?
Who, if anyone, provides warranty service? Obtain any promise in writing.
Does the seller offer a return, exchange or delivery service, and are there fees or final-sale restrictions?
Does your frame meet the model’s support and weight requirements?

Historical Idle advertisements and their old trials should not be treated as current promises. Some retailers may offer their own terms; verify the written agreement before paying.

Frequently asked questions

Is Idle Sleep still operating?

Our archived coverage treats the company as no longer operating, and GoodBed lists the brand as discontinued. Do not rely on an old website offer as a current guarantee.

Are both sides always different firmnesses?

Not necessarily. Confirm the original configuration from the label or purchase paperwork.

Will flipping a mattress make it last longer?

It can spread use across two intended sleeping surfaces, but longevity depends on construction, care and use. Never flip a mattress designed for one-sided use.

Can I use an old Idle trial or coupon?

Do not assume an archived offer is valid. Ask the current seller what, if any, return and warranty terms it will honor.

For alternatives, browse Yawnder’s mattress reviews. Sources checked October 29, 2026: GoodBed’s archived Idle listing and Yawnder’s archived article.

Brooklyn Bedding Propel Review: Original Hybrid Model

10/01/201910/01/2019 by Ben Trapskin

Brooklyn Bedding Propel mattress shown in Yawnder’s original review — Propel mattress from our original 2019 review.

Our verdict

The original Brooklyn Bedding Propel combined pocketed coils with a substantial foam comfort stack. In our test it felt closer to medium and more foam-forward than its hybrid construction might suggest, with useful edge stability. This is an earlier model review; verify any current listing before buying.

Our original Propel experience

The surface contoured without feeling especially slow to recover. Several inches of comfort and transition foam above the coils gave the tested mattress more of a foam-like first impression than a strongly springy one. We also found enough edge stability to use more of the sleep surface.

Our 14-pound bowling-ball demonstration showed visible contouring. It is one illustration of compression, not a measurement that predicts firmness or pressure relief for every body.

The original hybrid construction

The reviewed generation combined foam layers described as CopperFlex, Energex and memory foam above pocketed coils. Our original experience was with that specific build. Product names and layers can change, so a current hybrid from the brand should be assessed on its own specifications.

The original cover was marketed using recovery and infrared language. Our test did not establish therapeutic or athletic-recovery benefits, and a mattress should not be chosen as a substitute for medical care.

Original review video

Watch the original Propel review video.

Watch our original Brooklyn Bedding Propel review
Our 2019 review shows the original Propel hybrid; current models may differ.

Yawnder original Brooklyn Bedding Propel review

Who may prefer this type of bed?

Consider a similar hybrid if

You like foam cushioning over coils and prefer a moderate rather than ultra-plush feel.

Compare other constructions if

You want a very firm surface, a deeper slow-memory-foam feel or more pronounced springiness.

The best feel depends on sleep position, body size and personal preference. Try models on a compatible foundation when possible.

Shopping for a mattress today

The original Propel was an earlier Brooklyn Bedding model, and current inventory and product details may differ. Check the exact model, price, return terms, warranty and foundation requirements before ordering. Brooklyn Bedding’s current mattress collection includes other models; this original test does not establish how each current bed feels.

Explore our mattress reviews or visit our Encinitas showroom to compare options.

Frequently asked questions

Did the original Propel have coils?

Yes. The tested hybrid used pocketed coils beneath several foam layers.

Was it very firm?

Our original review placed it near medium, though firmness is subjective.

Does this review prove recovery benefits?

No. We evaluated the mattress’s physical feel and construction, not therapeutic outcomes.

Does the video show a current model?

The video shows the original reviewed generation; current models may differ.

Polysleep Origin Mattress Review: Original vs. Origin 2.0

08/18/201908/17/2019 by Ben Trapskin

Original Polysleep Origin sinkage demonstration — Original Origin sinkage photograph.

Our verdict

Ben found the original Polysleep Origin a relatively lightweight, softer-feeling foam mattress at a budget price. Its thin profile was the main consideration for people who need more depth. Polysleep now sells a different Origin 2.0; the original test and its historical price should not be treated as a test of today’s model.

Explore Polysleep

Affiliate link: Yawnder may earn a commission.

What Ben found in the original Origin

When opening the original mattress, Ben noted how relatively light it felt, which could be useful for someone who moves frequently. He described the surface as slightly softer than the middle of the firmness spectrum, with noticeable pressure relief. His original review considered it a practical budget option for a guest room, student or frequent mover.

At eight inches, the tested mattress had less depth than many thicker options. Ben cautioned that a heavier sleeper might compress it more deeply, especially when dropping onto the bed. Comfort and support vary by person; the review did not establish a universal weight cutoff.

Original two-layer construction

The reviewed model was described as 8 inches tall, with a 2½-inch viscoelastic hybrid-foam top layer over a 5½-inch support-foam base. The original queen was listed at about 50 pounds and CAD $650 at the time. Those figures are historical, not current prices or specifications.

Ben also noted that the original purple cover was removable and washable. Check the label for the specific model you own; a protector and sheets can help keep a mattress clean.

Original Origin vs. Origin 2.0

Detail	Original tested by Ben	Current Origin 2.0
Height	8 inches in the original review	Polysleep’s current listing describes a 10-inch mattress
Construction	Two foam layers	Manufacturer lists three supportive layers; check the exact current configuration
Feel	Ben described the old sample as slightly softer	Brand describes the current model as semi-firm; we have not established a new head-to-head test

Polysleep’s current Canadian product page is the source for Origin 2.0 details. Confirm the precise model, price, delivery region, trial and warranty before buying.

Original photos and video

Yawnder original Polysleep Origin mattress review

Watch on YouTube

These archived images show the original Origin, not the current 2.0. The video below shows the original model tested.

Original Polysleep Origin compression demonstration — Another view from the original mattress review.

The original test used a 16-pound bowling ball to illustrate surface compression. A single object does not predict how the bed will feel to every sleeper.

Who should consider a similar mattress?

Consider a foam model if

You prefer cushioning and a relatively simple, compact mattress construction.

Compare thicker or firmer beds if

You want a more substantial profile, more support or the bounce of a coil hybrid.

Try a mattress in your usual position when possible, and check the base requirements before purchasing.

Frequently asked questions

Did Ben test the Origin 2.0?

The documented observations and video here concern the earlier Origin. The 2.0 information is from the current manufacturer listing.

Is the current Origin 2.0 eight inches tall?

Polysleep currently lists it at 10 inches; the original sample reviewed here was 8 inches.

Can I use the old SHERPA discount or CAD $650 price?

Those are historical. Check the current seller’s actual promotion and total price.

Does foam certification or a treated material guarantee relief from allergies?

No. Check what any specific claim covers and seek medical advice for persistent symptoms.

BedStory 12-Inch Hybrid Mattress Review (Original Model)

07/06/201907/06/2019 by Ben Trapskin

Our verdict

A Yawnder contributor and his wife found the original 12-inch BedStory hybrid soft to medium in feel, with more sink under concentrated weight. The reviewer liked the combination of foam and individually wrapped coils for its historical budget price. This was his first mattress review, and current BedStory models may differ.

What the reviewer found

The contributor reviewed a queen-size sample supplied by BedStory and described its overall feel as low to middle on the firmness spectrum. When weight was concentrated in one spot, it sank more, so he noted that a heavier sleeper might perceive it as softer. He compared the surface to a traditional pillow-top spring mattress with a mild memory-foam effect.

The reviewer reported very little initial odor and said the mattress was a keeper for him. He also acknowledged that only time would show how the sample held up. These are subjective observations about the original bed, not a long-term durability test.

Original 12-inch hybrid construction

The reviewed mattress combined a seven-inch pocketed-coil unit with foam layers above it, including a one-inch gel memory-foam surface. The original review described stronger springs around the perimeter. The coils and foam were features the reviewer appreciated at the price at the time.

Construction graphic from the original BedStory mattress review — Cropped construction graphic from the original review; later BedStory models may be different.

CertiPUR-US, when applicable to a product, certifies certain foam properties—not the whole mattress. See the certification program’s explanation.

Original image and video

Original BedStory 12-inch mattress review image — Image associated with the original 12-inch review.

Watch the original BedStory unboxing and review video.

Watch our original BedStory 12-inch hybrid review
The original review shows the sample provided to our contributor; current models may differ.

Yawnder original BedStory 12-inch hybrid review

Who might like a similar hybrid?

Consider a similar design if

You want a softer-feeling hybrid with foam cushioning over individually wrapped coils.

Compare alternatives if

You prefer a firm surface, a different profile or a mattress with established long-term test results.

Body size, position and the foundation can change how supportive a bed feels. A single reviewer’s comfort does not predict every sleeper’s experience.

Compare the exact model

BedStory currently sells several 12-inch hybrids. The current Cooling Hybrid listing is one example, but it is not necessarily the mattress reviewed here. Check the model name, layer details, size, price and return terms before ordering.

For another historical budget mattress, see Ben’s Revel foam review.

Frequently asked questions

Who tested the original mattress?

A Yawnder contributor and his wife; the contributor noted it was his first mattress review.

Did the original use coils?

Yes. The reviewed sample had individually wrapped coils beneath foam layers.

Is every BedStory 12-inch hybrid the same?

No. Check the exact model and construction before comparing it with this historical test.

Was long-term durability established?

No. The original reviewer explicitly said time would tell.

Revel Mattress Review: Our Original Foam Mattress Test

06/27/201906/27/2019 by Ben Trapskin

Our verdict

The original 12-inch Revel offered a balanced medium feel at a budget price. Ben found good contouring and relatively quick foam recovery, but noticed the transitions between layers and would personally choose a softer bed for side sleeping. This is the 2019 sample; current availability and policies have not been verified.

Ben’s original experience

The mattress expanded quickly after unboxing and produced relatively little initial odor compared with other compressed foam beds Ben had tried at the time. Its surface offered a blend of cushioning and support without the very slow response of some traditional memory foam.

For Ben’s own side-sleeping preference, a softer mattress might be more comfortable. He could also feel the transition between layers more distinctly than on some higher-priced models. These are subjective observations from the original sample, not a promise about current products.

Inside the original Revel

The mattress reviewed was approximately 12 inches tall and used three foam layers:

Layer	Original description
Comfort	3 inches of gel-infused foam
Transition	2 inches of quicker-response LiftTex foam
Support	7 inches of base foam

Ben opened the cover and photographed the layers. Despite occasional historical use of “hybrid” in the product description, this sample did not have a coil support unit.

Original photos and video

Original Revel mattress construction graphic — Original construction graphic; marketing and policy statements shown are historical.

Inside of Ben’s original Revel mattress sample — The opened review sample and its three foam layers.

A 14-pound bowling ball on the original Revel mattress — Our 14-pound bowling-ball demonstration; it does not predict comfort for every sleeper.

Watch my original 2019 Revel mattress review. The video shows the foam mattress reviewed at the time; it is not a test of a current model.

Yawnder original Revel mattress review (2019)

Watch the original Revel review on YouTube.

Who might have liked the original?

Consider a similar feel if

You want balanced foam contouring with more responsive movement than very slow memory foam.

Compare other options if

You prefer a particularly plush side-sleeping surface or want the feel of a coil hybrid.

Comfort and support vary with body size, sleep position and the base used beneath the mattress.

Before buying an old listing

We have not verified the original Revel’s current availability, model specifications or return terms. If you find a listing, confirm the manufacturer, model, size and condition; similar names can refer to different products. Read the seller’s delivery, return and warranty terms before paying.

For currently available alternatives, explore our mattress reviews or visit the Encinitas showroom.

Frequently asked questions

Was the tested Revel a hybrid?

The tested mattress used three foam layers and no coils, even though some older descriptions used “hybrid.”

Was it very soft?

Ben described a balanced medium feel and would have preferred something softer for his own side sleeping.

Does this review cover a mattress sold today?

It covers the original 2019 sample. Current availability and specifications have not been verified.

Does the bowling-ball demonstration measure how I will sleep?

No. It shows compression under one object, not a personal comfort result.

Buffy Breeze Comforter Review: Lightweight Feel and Duvet Loops

11/02/202606/21/2019 by Ben Trapskin

Buffy Breeze comforter unboxed in the original review — The Buffy Breeze as it appeared in our original unboxing.

Review verdict

In the original test, the Buffy Breeze felt light and soft, adding cozy warmth without much weight. The reviewer liked it for summer nights with air conditioning and appreciated the corner loops for securing a duvet cover. Those hands-on observations remain useful, but the current model’s materials should be checked separately.

Original test2019 firsthand review

FeelLight, soft and comfortably draped

Useful detailCorner loops for a duvet cover

Current material noteBuffy lists lyocell shell and fill

The original firsthand review

The original 2019 account follows. Prices, policies and company claims describe that period. The reviewer’s comfort and handling observations remain visible below.

Buffy is one of the most popular comforter brands online. They made a splash with their debut model made of eucalyptus fibers. They now offer a lightweight version of the original called the Buffy Breeze that is perfect for people who tend to sleep warm but still want to bundle up. I think it's ideal for the spring and summer or even year-round for hot sleepers. This comforter is lightweight and the eucalyptus fibers have a sort of silky feel. Pricing and trial terms have changed since this original review. Check Buffy’s current product page for today’s price and return policy.

Ordering Your Buffy

At the time of this review, Buffy sold directly through its website and quoted delivery in about 4-5 business days. Check the current seller and shipping estimate. It comes in a box like the one below. Buffy is one of the few comforter companies that offer a trial period. Although it's only 7 days, you'll know right away whether or not it's right for you. Here are the details per the website:

We offer a 7 night trial period to let you sleep with our products before you commit to buying. Your Buffy will ship within 1 business day via UPS ground (3-5 business days for most customers, next day for NYC customers). After you place your order, a temporary hold will be applied to the card you use at checkout, which may appear as “pending” or “processing” on your account.

If you decide Buffy is not right for you, initiate your return within 30 days by calling (855) 466-4812, Mon-Fri 9:30am-6pm EST.

The photo at the top shows the comforter out of the box.

When you open the box you will find a nice eye mask that pairs well with your new Buffy comforter.

Overview of the Buffy Breeze

In the video below I highlight some of the unique features of the Buffy. You can see from the packaging that they pay a lot of attention to details. You even get your own Buffy sleep mask.

How Much Does the Buffy Breeze Cost?

Here are the prices of the comforter as of this writing:

Legacy price table removed. Check the current manufacturer or retailer page for today’s pricing and promotions.

Construction of the Buffy Breeze

300 thread count cover.

The cover of the Buffy Breeze is made with 100% eucalyptus fiber, also known as lyocell. This is a sustainable material that is sourced from eucalyptus trees and spun into a fiber. Similar to bamboo.

The original review described recycled-polyester fill. Buffy's currently listed Breeze uses TENCEL lyocell fibers for both shell and fill instead. Confirm the exact generation and retailer listing before comparing materials.

Buffy recommends a dry cleaning to keep its shape and the use of a duvet cover to keep it clean between washes.

My Buffy Breeze Findings

What I first noticed about the Buffy Breeze was how light and soft it felt. It gives you a nice cozy feeling without weighing you down. I found that it's perfect for summer nights when the AC is on and a top sheet just won't cut it. The stitching throughout the comforter ensures that the material stays in place so you get even heat retention.

I recommend using a duvet cover with the Buffy and they included loops in each corner so that you can tie your duvet directly to the comforter. This is my favorite method of securing a duvet since clips can often come loose.

My Buffy Breeze Recommendation

If you are looking for a sustainable, down alternative comforter that feels great and is good for the planet, the Buffy Breeze is an excellent choice. As someone who tends to sleep warm anyway, I could see myself using this year round. Buffy's optional seven-night at-home trial is distinct from its 50-night returns policy. Check the current terms and payment-method exclusions before ordering.

In my original test, the Breeze felt light and draped comfortably on the bed; this is a comforter, not a mattress.

Shop the Buffy Breeze

Original review video

Watch the original review on YouTube

Questions about this review

How did it feel in the original test?

Light and soft, with enough warmth for summer nights when air conditioning made a top sheet insufficient.

How did the duvet cover stay attached?

The comforter had loops at each corner. The reviewer preferred tying the cover to these loops because clips can come loose.

What materials does Buffy list now?

Buffy’s current Breeze listing describes TENCEL lyocell in both the shell and fill. This differs from the recycled-polyester description in the old review; this update is not a new hands-on test.

Can the current Breeze be machine washed?

Buffy’s current guidance says to spot clean or dry clean the comforter and use a washable duvet cover. Follow the label on your particular model.

Current materials and care checked against Buffy’s Breeze product page, October 2026. Compare our duvet insert reviews.

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Perpetual Shade Sleep Mask Review: Design, Materials & Availability

11/01/202606/17/2019 by Ben Trapskin

A person with long dark hair lies in bed covered by a white blanket, wearing a silver Perpetual Shade sleep mask and red lipstick. One arm is extended above their head, with an index finger pointing upwards. The overall look is calm and relaxed.

An archived Yawnder review of the Perpetual Shade sleep mask. Current retail availability is unclear, so treat this page as product-history coverage rather than a current buying recommendation.

Alterra Pure Sheets Review: Percale Feel, Shrinkage and Fit

05/16/201905/16/2019 by Ben Trapskin

Elastic on the fitted Alterra Pure sheet — The fitted sheet from our original Alterra Pure review.

Review verdict

The original reviewer came to love Alterra Pure’s slick percale feel and found it breathable and comfortable. The fitted sheet still gripped the mattress well after its pockets shrank almost two inches. Persistent wrinkles were the main visual drawback; the coconut buttons and reusable packaging were appreciated details.

Reviewed bundleSheets, two pillowcases and duvet cover

FeelSlick, slightly slippery percale

Wash findingsWrinkles and nearly 2-inch pocket shrinkage

Fit afterwardFitted sheet still gripped well

The original firsthand review

The original 2019 account follows. Prices, policies and company claims describe that period. The reviewer’s comfort and handling observations remain visible below.

Alterra Pure packaging from the original review

Alterra Pure Profile

Alterra Pure was built on pillars of social and environmental sustainability, and maintaining a transparent and ethical business is their main goal. In order to live by their values, they pride themselves on giving back to the environment and those who produce their products. This means purchasing fair trade cotton from farms that use only rainwater to water their crops—the company also described recycling water in production and finishing. The original review did not independently verify those sourcing or water-use claims. To uphold their strong social standards, they hold no secrets—transparency is one of the most important principles a sustainable company must practice. The original review did not verify certification coverage across the entire supply chain. All water and materials are reused if possible, and as I mentioned before, even their packaging is made of biodegradable, scrap cotton and recycled paper. They are proud of the work they do and the products they create, so every ingredient and process is meticulously graded and tweaked to make the best fabrics. Their small lot and artisanal production scale is ideal for maintaining these tenets of sustainability and ethicality while staying afloat financially.

Alterra Pure sent me their Traditional Organic Bundle to review. The shipping box held two off-white boxes that were constructed from re-constituted/up-cycled scrap cotton and recycled paper. The boxes are not smooth, nor are they shiny or sleek—they have a more Earthy feel to them.

“ALTERRA PURE” is scrawled across the linty paper exteriors, with a seam dividing the two words. The seam (and the two box halves) is held together by a single piece of terra cotta-colored tape.

After gently peeling off the tape—attempting to keep the boxes’ finishes intact—I found the sheets and duvet neatly folded, and tucked away in each box.

I love the boxes—they’re gorgeous; the textures, colors, and fonts are beautifully executed; and the structure and overall design are not only effective in function, but also in reusability and general purpose storage. I plan to keep them around for a bit because I’ve got some magazines that could use a nice, new, organized home.

Alterra Pure Construction

I removed and unfolded the sheets to get a better look at the collection. They sent me a fitted sheet, a flat sheet, two pillow cases, and a duvet cover—all pieces are made of organic cotton percale fabric. Initially, the sheets had a kind of parachute fabric feel to them, which I assumed would just wash out in the first laundry cycle, but I was wrong. After following the prescribed wash and dry instructions, I was left with sheets that feel nearly the same as when they went in.

There was quite a bit of shrinkage, but I think Alterra Pure accounted for that when they made the sheets because despite the pockets shrinking almost 2 inches, the fitted sheet grips my mattress perfectly.

In addition to the texture and shrinkage, I noticed that they stayed quite wrinkly, despite finally trying the damp washcloth method (which worked minimally). All of the set pieces don two very classy pinstripes close to the edges—one red and one blue—which serve as functional stitchings.

The coconut buttons on the duvet are a good size relative to their respective holes, which I really appreciate because tough buttons can really beat up a set of fingertips.

My Alterra Pure Findings

As I mentioned before, the sheets maintained their parachute-esque feel even after washing. I was a little skeptical going into this review, because the only other percale set I've reviewed so far is the Primary Goods set, which placed quite low on my list. Surprisingly, Alterra Pure's collection does not remind me of the Primary Goods' percale set at all, which honestly is a giant bonus in my book. The sheets have a kind of slick feel to them making movement easy and slightly slippery. The percale fabric is very breathable and comfortable no matter the temperature—I actually find it more temperature regulative than some of the other cotton sheet sets I’ve tried.

My Alterra Pure Recommendation

I really love these sheets. I ended up liking the slippery texture, and the temperature regulation is aces. Everything from the red and blue stitching to the box design has me smitten, which is rare for cotton sheets—cotton sheets are pretty hit and miss for me. I love everything Alterra Pure stands for, and I commend them for taking such a firm stance on their values in every aspect of their production line. Their prices are on par with other organic cotton sets—$160 for queen size sheets, $160 for a queen size duvet cover, and $285 as a bundle. Primary Goods sells a queen size percale cotton bundle for $269 normally, but occasionally marks it down for $179. While Primary Goods percale set is considerably less expensive during markdown times, the quality of materials, comfort, and values woven into each inch of Alterra Pure’s bedding make the price worth every penny.

Questions about this review

Did the sheets shrink?

The reviewer reported that the fitted-sheet pockets shrank almost two inches after washing, but the sheet still fit the mattress securely.

Did washing change the texture?

Very little in the first wash. The reviewer described the same parachute-like feel afterward and eventually liked the slippery texture.

Did the wrinkles come out?

The reviewer said the set stayed quite wrinkly, even after trying a damp washcloth in the dryer.

What was included?

The reviewed bundle contained a fitted sheet, flat sheet, two pillowcases and duvet cover.

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