If you don't suffer from allergies now, you may not think allergy-free bedding is something you need. However, if you actually knew what lives in your bedding, you may very well change your mind about whether or not these products are a good investment for your home.
How Allergey-Free Bedding Works
Bedding products designed to reduce allergens include casings, (which can cover mattresses, box springs, pillows and comforters) pillows, mattress pads, sheets, blankets and comforters made from fabrics that effectively block allergens from passing through the material. This is usually accomplished by very tightly woven fabrics that don't allow tiny matter (such as dust mites and pet dander) to pass through or fabrics that have a vinyl or urethane based coating on the inside (called a membrane) that also prevent matter from passing through. These fabrics can be made from cotton, organic cotton, polyester and cotton-polyester blends.
