Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Preferred Accessories for Adjustable Air Beds
Have you recently made an adjustable air beds purchase? Or are you shopping for adjustable air beds? If so, you will soon be able to experience first-hand the tremendous comfort and benefits that come and an adjustable air beds experience! While the bed will provide an transformation in itself, you may want to look at some adjustable air beds accessories to even further enhance your comfort. While there are many accessories available for adjustable air beds, there are 2 key ones I would like to overview in this post that will truly help you achieve perfect sleep!
1. Mattress Protector for Adjustable Air Beds
After you have spent a considerable amount of money on adjustable air beds, you will understand that it is an investment and you need to protect the bed to the best of your ability for maximum longevity. A mattress protector guards adjustable air beds from natural occurrences that come with owning a bed. Spills, stains, pets, children, food, and liquids are all things that adjustable air beds are up against- and a mattress protector will ensure that none of these things do serious damage to your bed. Furthermore, a mattress protector will give you the assures that your adjustable air beds are providing a clean and sanitary sleep environment. You will find yourself having to spend less money on getting the bed cleaned professionally and have peace of mind that your bed is clean each night you sleep.
2. High Quality Sheets for Adjustable Air Beds
Because sheets are what is between your body and your mattress, having high-quality and comfortable sheets will gretly enhance your sleep experience on adjustable air beds. If you have a luxurious bed, with scratchy and uncomfortable sheets- you can be putting that between you getting the best out of the investment you made for your adjustable air beds. To find high quality sheets, look for those that have a high thread count and have a silky feel. On top of being more comfortable, higher quality sheets will be more robust and last longer. Some adjustable air beds require sheets that are deep pocketed if they have a thickness of 11” and greater, so be sure you are getting this kind of sheet to fit your adjustable air beds properly.
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Top Sleep Positions on Adjustable Beds
While enjoying our adjustable beds, each and every one of us has a unique
sleep style. But did you know that your sleep style also speaks volumes on your
personality? Learn the most common positions that owners of adjustable beds
find themselves in at night- AND what personality traits are associated with
each position.
1. Assuming
the “Fetal” on Adjustable Beds:
Just as it
sounds, the fetal position in adjustable beds is the position in which you lie
on your side and bend your knees. Whether you are bending your knees to an extreme degree to resemble a baby
in the womb, or just slightly bending your knees for comfort- you are a considered
a “fetal” position sleeper on adjustable beds. As it happens, this is the most
common way to sleep on adjustable beds so you aren’t alone! Fetal positions
sleepers have the personality traits of having a hard or tough exterior but they
are truly sweet, timid, or sensitive on the inside. Sleeping in the fetal
position on adjustable beds also means you are someone who can stay cool, calm,
and collected and relax easily. As a fetal position sleeper myself, I say this
sounds pretty accurate!
2. Assuming
the “Log” on Adjustable Beds:
The next most
sought out position on adjustable beds is called the “LOG”. Also as it sounds, this
means your body position is super straight, and you are on your side. Those who
enjoy adjustable beds by being in “log” position are often known as social
butterflies that thrive to be around people and love meeting new friends. The
downside to this is that you can also be known as being a bit gullible, but
your laid-back personality allows you to let things roll off your shoulders
(even when finding out you’ve been fooled!)
3. Assuming
the “Yearner” on Adjustable Beds
Finally, the
third most popular sleep position on adjustable beds is known as the “yearner”.
This means you lie on adjustable beds on your side with your arms outstretched
as if yearning for something to hold on to! The personality traits that
accompany this sleep position are that you have an open heart and our compassionate.
However, these adjustable bed “yearner” sleepers also may be sure to take a
considerate amount of time when faced with decisions and are not usually comfortable
with big changes in their lives. Which means they will stay loyal to the luxurious comfort of adjustable beds for life. Great choice yearners!
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Tips to Improve Sleep: Part II
To follow up on my last article, if you are having trouble sleeping at night- it is best to evaluate what you may doing wrong and how to better your sleep with sleep tips. While air beds and number bed can work wonders for your comfort level at night, if you are engaging in activities that are prone to keep you awake at night, you can’t fully enjoy the technology and comfort that adjustable beds offer. Here are some additional tips on how to improve your sleep at night:
1.
Make Exercise
a Priority
Exercising daily or weekly and on a set schedule will help
increase your energy during the day. In turn, this will help you regulate your
sleep patterns at night and ensure you are ready for bed when it’s time. Additionally,
making a point to exercise regularly will improve your mood during the day and
help eliminate the daily sleepiness and weariness from not getting a good night
of rest.
2.
Hide
the Clock
It has been found that looking at your clock throughout the
night will keep you from getting good sleep. Doing this builds anxiety and you
lose the ability to become calm and enter into a good sleep state again. If you
relocate your clock away from your adjustable bed to a place where you can
still use it but can’t see it throughout the night, you will see your sleep
improve drastically.
3.
Eliminate
Tobacco
Tobacco products are made with nicotine which is a
stimulant. Having tobacco during the day, and ESPECIALLY before getting into adjustable
air beds to sleep at night, will inhibit your sleeping. Try to avoid using any
tobacco products to ensure you can sleep better each night.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Tips to Improve Sleep
While many mattresses like adjustable air beds and memory foam offer superior comfort that
should help you sleep better, many of us have bad day time habits that keep us
awake at night, no matter how comfortable our bed is! Here are some sleep tips
you can follow to help you sleep better each night, no matter what kind of bed
you are on.
1.
Try
Not to Eat Before Bed
While late night snacks
are mighty tempting, you should avoid
these at all costs if you want to ensure deep and restful sleep. Stop eating at
least 3 hours before bed. If you must each close to bed time, try having a
light meal instead. Anything that is full of protein or caffeinated (ahem, chocolate!)
will likely keep you up at night. Also, eating a heavy meal will mean that your
body will be doing more work trying to digest it while you sleep, instead of
going into sleepytime mode.
2.
Have
a Bedtime Routine
If you have trouble
sleeping at night, try to create a bedtime routine that you follow each night.
In doing so, your body will know it’s entering a restful time and will relax
easier. The routine might include taking a hot bath, reading before bed, or doing
some simple yoga.
3.
Go
to Bed Earlier
If you can’t sleep,
instead of staying up until the wee hours of morning watching T.V. or using the
computer, simply get in bed earlier. Even if you need to relax in bed for an
hour or so before you fall asleep, that’s ok! Your body craves going to bed
even if you don’t feel tired. Give it the rest it needs by making yourself get
in bed and aiming to get 7-8 healthy hours of sleep each night.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
How to Rate the Quality of Air Bed Reviews
When looking at any type of reviews, you need to be
objective and examine whether you are reading a trustworthy review or not. This
is especially true with air bed reviews as air beds are a significant
investment so you need to weigh how much you can rely on this air bed reviewing
stranger! While you should always make your own personal decision about air
beds, reading trustworthy reviews will really help you determine your top air
bed choices you should further investigate.
Take these simple steps to help you rate the quality of anyone who writes and air bed review so you can determine whose opinion truly matters:
Air Bed Review Quality Check #1: How many reviews has the person made?
Air Bed Review
Quality Check #2: What kind of language is the reviewer using?
Air Bed Review
Quality Check #2: Do they post only negative reviews?
Take these simple steps to help you rate the quality of anyone who writes and air bed review so you can determine whose opinion truly matters:
Air Bed Review Quality Check #1: How many reviews has the person made?
On site that allows product
reviews, you should be able to look at the reviewer profile to see how many
items they have reviewed. You can make some educated assumptions from the
number you see here. If the number extremely high? Are they only reviewing one
brand of air bed positively? If the answer is yes to both of these questions,
you could possibly assume that this person could be getting paid by a specific
company to post positive reviews.
If you are looking at an
extremely positive review, use your objective eye to determine if this could be
the Company themselves posting the review. Do this by examining the language
used in the air bed review. Does this sound like sales copy, or a real person
expressing how they felt about the air bed? Often air bed companies reviewing
their own products are a dead giveaway with their use of too perfect sales
pitch type language.
Also, if you look at the profile
of the reviewer, do you see a trend of only negative reviews? If someone likes
to review things they should have a good balance of positive and negative
reviews. If you are only seeing bad reviews then this just might be the
consumer that can’t be satisfied. If they make a point to only post negative
things, these feelings may be exaggerated and some of the problems they have
with air beds, might not affect you the same as it did them. Ignore petty
complains and try to really hone in on those who have both good and bad things
to say.
Friday, December 14, 2012
What are Air Beds?
Air beds have dominated the mattress market making them a hot topic. However, do you really know what air bed are and how they may benefit you? Here are my basic facts on air beds so you can get to know them better (and then maybe introduce them into your life!)
Air Bed Definition:
No longer are air beds what you blow up for
temporary guests. Permanent use air beds today are a mattress that has a high
quality construction and uses air chambers that inflate and deflate with air to
create your desired amount of firmness.
Air Bed Materials:
So you know that air beds are made with air
chambers now that can adjust to your comfort, but what else makes them so
comfortable? Well, the air technology is a huge part of it, but many air beds
use other materials to enhance comfort to an even higher degree. All air beds
have base support which keeps the bed from becoming saggy and this is usually
made of reasonably thick memory foam. Air beds also often have a comfort layer
that is made of memory foam or latex to give you that extra soft feel and
additional body support. Also, air beds often use bamboo as their
support system which is a superior material and gives your air bed a natural
element.
How Air Beds Relieve Pain:
Air beds are well known for relieving your body of pain. They can do this
because instead of unwanted tension pushing into your body from springs, you
only have the air supporting you. With adjusting the air chambers to your
desired firmness, you can find a setting that naturally supports and cushions
your body. Instead of tense muscles, your body will finally relax as it doesn’t
have to do work to combat against the springs and no pressure is put on
pressure pointsThursday, December 6, 2012
Why are Number Beds so Great?
Number beds have swept the mattress market, but with a
higher cost and more technicalities, you may be wondering how they work and WHY
they are so great. Here is the lowdown on why number beds (also known as air
beds) are great for you!
1. Number Beds Provide Adjustable Comfort
The “number” in number beds is the level of firmness or
softness that you set the air beds to. You have control of finding the perfect
setting on number beds that makes your body feel the best. This will then
relate to how good you sleep at night! With a spring mattress, memory foam, or
any other kind of bed- you aren’t able to customize it to fit your needs as you
can with number beds.
2. Number Beds Are Excellent for Couples!
Tired of your partner rolling around in his or her sleep and
keeping you up? How about those nightly bathroom visits that leave you waking
up throughout the night? Well, number beds rid you of this problem! Number beds
have great motion isolation which means you don’t actually feel your partner
doing their thing during the night- and hopefully, they will be doing a lot
less of it regardless as they will be sleeping better on number beds too!
3. Number Beds Will Last Longer than Your Normal Mattress
Finally, another huge reason why number beds are a great
investment is because air beds have greater longevity than your average
mattress. This is because number beds are built with many separate parts. So,
if something breaks in your number bed, you can replace that specific part
rather than having to get rid of the entire mattress. Also, many times if
something breaks within number beds, the customer service team will be there to
help you out and get the replacement part you need- possibly even free of cost depending
on your warranty.
So here is 3 great reasons why number beds are a superb
investment for a future of great sleeping! Have you experienced number beds? If
so, what do you enjoy about them? Let me know!
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