The best way to clean up your sleep this season is to invest in the best latex mattresses first. The top-quality, sustainable material of latex mattresses means that these beds are perfect all year round, but their natural hypoallergenic properties make them naturally resistant to allergens such as pollen, dust mites, and pet dander.

Latex beds are often considered some of the best mattresses on the market, thanks to their natural and hypoallergenic benefits. Here we explain what a latex mattress is and the top three reasons why you should buy a latex mattress this spring.

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Latex mattresses are beds that use natural latex foam for both comfort and support, often paired with springs to form an eco-plush hybrid mattress. There are two types of latex mattresses, Dunlop latex and Talalay latex, which differ slightly but ultimately pack the same benefits.

Latex is one of the most environmentally friendly materials available, thanks to a sustainable production process that mixes sap from rubber trees with non-toxic materials and bakes it into a foam. Thanks to this environmentally friendly process, latex is often found in the best organic mattresses on the market.

The spring season brings warm days, bright nights, and many allergy triggers. Fortunately, latex mattresses are the best beds for keeping allergens at bay, thanks to their non-toxic, hypoallergenic material.

Latex is anti-dust mite and anti-bacterial, protecting against bacteria, mold, and mildew. It is also free of the chemicals petroleum-based polyurethane foam and fiberglass, and in many cases replaces harmful flame retardants with natural flame retardants such as organic wool.

People with latex allergies should always check for latex allergies before purchasing a natural latex bed, as they may experience allergic symptoms to the natural latex in latex mattresses.

After winter, you may want to incorporate temperature control in your bedroom, as the days can get quite warm. Latex mattresses make some of the best cooling mattresses, thanks to the natural cooling properties of latex foam.

Latex foam is porous, which encourages air flow, allowing for better ventilation and airflow, resulting in a cooler sleep. Adding coils and an organic cotton cover (used in most latex beds) maximizes ventilation to allow moisture to escape.

If you're going to rethink your sleep and invest in a brand new top-of-the-line mattress, you want to get a bed that will be worth the money in the long run. Fortunately, latex beds are the most durable.

Innerspring, hybrid, and memory foam beds have a maximum lifespan of 8-10 years (sagging and wear and tear), while latex mattresses can last up to 20 years, with an average lifespan of 15 years. Latex mattresses have a maximum lifespan of 20 years and an average lifespan of 15 years.