Does your bedroom smell musty or does your mattress have spots? It is about time we took a closer look at this. With Sanitized® treated products you can relax completely and get the good night’s sleep you deserve.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced us to spend a lot of time at home and sleep in our own bed every night. It is likely that your bedroom and the bed itself are not just where you sleep at night but also where you relax during the day. Do you have adequate ventilation? Do you change your bed linen often enough? Hygiene in the bedroom—and especially in the bed—is more than just clean sheets and linens. “Proper” hygiene means better sleep quality. Many renowned manufacturers of mattresses and bedding display a symbol on their products—namely the Sanitized® brand. This quality seal guarantees optimum well-being, cleanliness down to the fiber, and a long-lasting feeling of freshness in household textiles and bedding.
Why is a treatment with Sanitized® technology a necessity? When we sleep, we sweat between a half liter and two liters every night! Mildew and molds grow whenever the bedding, the mattress, and the pillow cannot become fully dried and aerated. There is scientific evidence of the negative effects of mold on the respiratory tract and, in the worst case, it can even cause asthmatic symptoms. Mildew is only visible when it has already spread extensively. Afterwards, spots appear, and we notice the fungal infestation due to the typical musty odor, at which point ventilation is no longer of any use. You need different conditions to get a good night’s sleep.
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The trusty hotel bed
The smell and feel of fresh bed linen give you the confidence you need to dive into the hotel bed’s pillow and mattress. But what if they only focused on bed linen hygiene and not on bed hygiene as a whole? When was the last time that the fabric-covered headboard of that very elegant-looking hotel bed received a thorough cleaning? Does the hotel care about the mattress cover, mattress ticking, or the mattress material as well?
Thoughtful hoteliers have recognized their guests’ growing awareness of bed hygiene. To inspire greater trust in their guests, they use bedding, bed linen, mattresses, pillows, and even carpets and curtains with the integrated, antimicrobial hygiene function from Sanitized®. It delivers rejuvenating freshness and the promise that this hotel truly cares about hygiene in and around the bed!
Roughing it in style
And how is the cleanliness and sleep quality in camping vans, rental cabins, tents, or vacation homes? Sleeping bags, camper interiors, inflatable mattresses, or pads as well as outdoor furniture and reusable utensils can benefit from an antimicrobial protective treatment. The simple life does not have to mean reduced freshness and sleeping comfort. The camping industry, the household textiles and bedding industry, and every consumer can do their part achieve refreshing, more relaxing sleep.
Sanitized® hygiene function, also available for foam
Textiles are not the only thing that can benefit from a Sanitized® antimicrobial treatment: Mattresses are increasingly being made from polyurethane or visco foam since these materials provide good spine support. However, these materials also accumulate heat. This is why manufacturers of premium mattresses ensure that their products include intelligent moisture and hygiene management. The Sanitized® hygiene function protects foams durably against microbial degradation and odor-causing bacteria for long-term sleeping pleasure and more peace of mind.
A good night’s sleep is best had in your own bed
For adults, a good night’s sleep should last 7-9 hours per night on average, which amounts to over 34 years spent in the bedroom in our entire lifetime. More importantly, your bedroom and its interiors should be a “safe space” to let go of your daily troubles and worries.
Just like we are all different as people, so are our preferences for different bed and mattress types. The market offers a diverse product selection: Gel, memory foam, latex, hybrids, polyfoam, waterbeds, pillowtop, innerspring or boxspring mattresses. Regardless of the choice, we generally get the most relaxing good night’s sleep at home in our own bed, and to keep it that way, the Sanitized® antimicrobial treatment protects the material of the polymer and textile components in the beds and mattresses—and yes, even the entire bedroom. Be sure to ask about Sanitized® treated mattresses and textiles. Good night and sleep tight!
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