Mattresses Buying Guide-Sunrising Bedding

Where to buy mattresses? Online or in a store? The answer depends on your preference and your past experiences. Generally speaking, physical stores charge more, but they are convenient. In contrast, buying online is cheaper but requires lots of time and effort. Each option has its pros and cons. Your choice is ultimately a trade-off between price and transparency on one hand. And on the other hand, the effort needed to pick the right mattress online. If you are buying a new mattress, these 8 tips will help you make a wiser decision. The physical store is a jungle Brick and mortar stores may seem easy to navigate, but they aren't. Though you can physically get the feel of a mattress at a physical store, you may have to make do with information that is less than complete.Like walking in the jungle, shopping in a store requires a cool head in order to avoid hidden pitfalls. Buying a mattress in a physical store requires a smart shopper that can avoid the schemes of crafty sa

For the longest time, mattresses have been relegated to the bottom of our shopping list. You probably shop for a mattress the same way you file your tax returns: by putting off the task as long as you can. You're not alone. In fact,  buying a mattress is ranked as one of the worst consumer shopping experiences . Ever asked yourself why? The mattress industry is under-regulated and full of myths Information asymmetry in the mattress industry has created a seller's market. It has taken all control from the buyer, relegating consumers to a passive role. And putting them at a disadvantage. Imagine such a situation: You need to return a mattress but find that the return policy is designed to favor the vendor. You would feel tricked but the only thing you could do is kiss your money goodbye. Most frustrating would be the fact that you can't live without a mattress. So you would have to bite the bullet and buy another. And even if you're extra careful when cho

How would you dispose of your old mattress and box springs? Sink them in a lake? Dump them by the roadside? Maybe sell them at a flea market, or give them to a family member as a hand-me-down. One reason mattresses are always at the bottom of our shopping lists is because buying them can be a harrowing experience. Another reason is that we rarely know what to do with our old mattresses. Not to worry, though. I've got some ideas for mattress removal that may be of use to you. Throw it away A mattress can be left out with the trash in cities and states that allow it. But be sure to throw away your old mattress properly. For example, seal it in a plastic bag. Otherwise,  you may receive a $100 fine . I would not recommend this method because it causes great burden to our environment. You know what? A single mattress takes up about 40m³ of space! And between 150,000 and 20 million mattresses are thrown away annually!It figures that burying all those mattresses is costly to t

Why are mattresses so expensive? Find out how sellers arrive at the selling price and other crucial facts of mattresses. Simple things are not always simple to make. The mattress. Such an underrated fixture in our lives. Much like roads or the weather, when a mattress works as it should, we pay no attention to it. Yet it is the focal point of the bedroom. We look at it every day and sleep on it every night. We're able to recognize our mattresses solely through the sense of touch; that's how familiar we are with it. A mattress may seem like an object that's simple to make, distribute or buy. It isn't. As an experienced mattress seller, I'm going to share an insider's perspective on mattresses, taking memory foam mattresses as an example. We will expose memory foam mattresses information in terms of Materials   Firmness   Breathability   Lifespan   Price  Materials To make sure we sleeping on safe materials, most people want to know what m