Natural Living® Ingeo™ Hypo-Allergenic Mattress Topper

What's Included

Fiber Bed

What's Not Included

Fiber Bed Cover, Pillows, Bedding

Description

Sizes:

• Twin: 39 x 75 inches
• Full/Double: 54 x 75 inches
• Queen: 60 x 80 inches
• King: 76 x 80 inches
• California King: 72 x 84 inches

Making a Difference with Ingeo
Ingeo™ literally means "ingredients from the earth". It is a balance of humanity, nature and technology. Ingeo™ fiber, is the world's first commercially viable synthetic fiber derived entirely from annually renewable, natural resources. Ingeo" fibers combine the comfortable wear and feel of natural fibers such as cotton, wool and silk, with the ease of care and specialty performance of synthetics. The fibers outperform polyester and offer the added advantage of reduced dependence on fossil fuels. It takes 50% less energy to make Ingeo fiber than to make polyester. The production of Ingeo fibers uses no harsh chemicals or solvents and emits 50 percent less greenhouse gasses than polyester production. Ingeo is not only good for you, but also good for the environment since it originally came from a natural renewable resource. Even more impressive is that Ingeo fibers deliver superior performance and a high-quality sleep experience night after night.

About Natural Living
Natural Living products are filled with revolutionary, naturally derived Ingeo fiber fill. Instead of using petroleum, Ingeo fibers are made from naturally wholesome raw materials like corn. Natural Living's mission is to provide an incredible sleeping experience through high-quality products while helping to preserve the Earth's precious natural resources.

Dimensions & Specifications

Care

Care and Storage of Your Fiber Bed

Gently shake your new fiber bed and air it out for a few hours to allow the fibers to fluff up. On a regular basis we also suggest fluffing, flipping, and rotating your fiber bed. If your fiber distribution becomes uneven, simply redistribute the fill by placing the fiber bed on a flat surface and pushing the fibers to the desired location. To push the fibers, use the palm of your hand and your forearm.

Like a mattress, fiber beds should be properly covered. To help prevent damage from spills and stains, cover your fiber bed with a fiber bed protector or a fitted sheet. Remove and clean the protective cover whenever sheets and other bedding are laundered.

A fiber bed should be treated like an extension of your mattress. Minor spills or soiling of the fiber bed itself should be spot cleaned. If more extensive cleaning is required, consult a professional dry cleaner. If your fiber bed becomes wet or damp, be sure to dry it completely or the fill may mildew or decompose.