Things in the US are a little tense. We have a new President vowing to shake things up, climate change could diminish food supply for our grandchildren (and their grandchildren), celebs can’t stay alive, refugees need homes, citizens need affordable homes, and we’re all still reeling after the Brangelina break-up. All this uncertainty and tension has given way…
Congratulations, you made it through 2016! You’re gonna need energy for the year ahead. And what’s one of the best ways to make sure you’ve got all the energy you need? Sleep, of course! How do you get a good night’s sleep? In our opinion, your mattress and bedding come first, but they’re not the…
Do you have a two-sided, flippable mattress? If not, you might be experiencing the same problem as the character, Sam, in our new video. A ‘can’t flip’ mattress wears out faster than a flippable mattress because only a small area of the entire mattress bears all of the body impressions. When buying a new mattress, always make sure what…
Mattress shopping can be confusing. But it doesn’t need to be! In this audio segment, Blake Garfield, General Manager of Bedrooms & More, chats with Dan Keller and Christian Nossum from Seattle Real Estate Radio. He’ll share insider tips for shopping for the perfect mattress for you and your individual needs. Whether you’re looking for innerspring, natural latex, or…
This Event Is Over. Keep Watching For More In-Store Events Like This! This event is over, but we would love to have you join us for a future in-store workshop at Bedrooms & More. Keep watching the site, or connect with us on social media for updates. When the day is done, it’s a nice…
One-Sided Mattresses versus Two-Sided Mattresses by Jeff Garfield In the past 15 years, financial groups and retirement funds purchased all of the big “S” mattress brands – Sealy, Simmons, Serta, Stearns & Foster, and Spring Air – that you’re familiar with, and they started replacing the standard two-sided mattresses with one-sided, “can’t” flip versions. If…
Let’s Compare latex foams. Talalay and Dunlop are each a manufacturing process for creating latex mattress cores. Dunlop and Talalay can be layers, toppers and pillows too. They are not types of rubber. We want you to make that distinction. Don’t make a potentially costly decision. Calling latex Dunlop or Talalay does not give any…
The industry has been abusing “Organic Mattress” for years. The “Green” bandwagon is filling up with pretenders all over the internet. It appears that the USDA is finally starting to take notice. Furthermore, not only are they investigating retailers, but manufacturers. Anyone claiming to sell “organic mattresses,” ought to watch their backs. They are scrutinizing…
Organic Wool Facts: What is Wool? This article is reprinted courtesy of The Organic Trade Association. Copyright 2005. (To visit The Organic trade Association’s website, visit this link, which will open a new window.) In order for wool to be certified as “organic,” it must be produced in accordance with federal standards for organic livestock…
