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<br>We also know what goes into maintaining them and what you need to know when choosing them for your bedroom. We explain our testing process and rating system for sleep products such as mattresses, pillows, and bed frames. Our goal here at Sleep Advisor is to help our readers achieve a healthier life through better sleep. Along with providing researched-backed knowledge on important sleep health topics, another significant component of helping our readers improve their sleep is by connecting them with the right products through first-hand testing. To provide transparency, we will walk you through how we rate and review specific mattress and accessory products, including important consumer-focused categories that allow us to better recommend certain products based on the needs of different sleepers. Mattress firmness is a [https://www.biggerpockets.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=measure measure] of how hard or soft a bed feels, and  [https://git.izen.live/mayawillison46/derilapillowdeep-sleep-solution5993/wiki/Deep+Sleep+Pillow+Spray+Review Derila™ Memory Pillow] it is rated on a scale of 1-10, with 1 being the softest and 10 the firmest. Our mattress testers provide us with their firmness rating for each bed based on their experience with the product.<br><br><br><br>Want to learn more? Mattresses are going to feel differently based on your weight and sleep position. With this in mind, we have three testers review each mattress for side, back, and stomach sleeping in different weight categories. We consider beds good for side sleepers if they offer exceptional pressure relief for the hip and shoulder without compromising support. For back sleepers, we look at how well the bed evenly distributes body weight, ideally keeping the lower back lifted while providing some cushion for the shoulders. In the case of stomach sleepers, we want to make sure the mattress keeps the midsection lifted to prevent the lower back from hyperextending. Lightweight sleepers (under 130 pounds): Loren Bullock is our lightweight tester. Average-weight sleepers (130-230 pounds): Julia Forbes is our average-weight tester. Spencer Bland is our heavyweight tester. Many mattress shoppers share a bed with a partner, so we also include a performance rating for couples. This rating is based on features that are advantageous to couples sharing a mattress, such as bounce, motion isolation, edge support, overall support, firmness versatility, cooling, and weight capacity.<br><br><br><br>A 5 of out of 5 rating means the mattress excels in these key areas. When our mattress testers look at support, they are seeing how well the mattress keeps their body lifted and their spine in a neutral alignment. They also take into account how supportive the bed should be for lightweight, average-weight, and plus-size sleepers. Support is important for consumers because it helps the spine remain in its natural S-shaped alignment, which can help prevent or alleviate back pain. Edge support refers to how supportive the sides of the mattress feel. With good edge support, you shouldn’t feel like you’re rolling off the bed. This is typically important for couples who like to spread out when they sleep or people who may frequently sit on the edge of their bed. Learn more: Why Is Edge Support Important? To evaluate this, our tester will sit on the edge of the mattress for one minute tying their shoes. They will then lie on the edge for another minute.<br><br><br><br>If they feel little to no sinkage or slipping, that means the bed has strong edge support and will receive a perfect 5 out of 5 from us. Cooling is important for  [http://youtools.pt/mw/index.php?title=User:RhysDonnelly2 best memory foam headrest] people who struggle to sleep because they run hot at night. Our team tests this using a temperature gun. We start by taking the mattress’s initial temperature. We then lie on the bed for five minutes, taking the temperature again. After that, we lie on the bed for an additional five minutes, once again taking the temperature. We also take into account how the bed feels. We rate cooling on a 1-5 scale. If the bed receives a 1 rating, that means there are no cooling materials present and the bed’s temperature jumped up as much as 25 degrees. Conversely, a 5 rating means the temperature only increased by 5 degrees and/or doesn’t change between the five and 10-minute readings. Motion isolation reflects how well a mattress prevents movement from transferring to the other side of the bed.<br>