Spring mattress

What is a spring mattress?

A spring mattress, also known as an innerspring mattress, is a type of mattress that uses a network of metal coils or springs to support the body. These springs are grouped in different ways, including the open coil or the pocket spring, which provides different levels of firmness and support. The springs function in the manner of distributing the weight over the surface of the mattress and offering an appropriate response to various parts of the body.

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Experience the best comfort with Centuary Mattress’s collection of spring mattresses that offer optimum comfort and are long-lasting. Our collection has the latest spring technology, such as Bonnell springs, that provide equal weight distribution and little movement transfer.

Our pocketed spring mattresses like the Centuary Endurance Pro and Centuary Hexa have springs that are wrapped separately to provide support to the body shape and also have less motion transfer. Soft, firm, or a hybrid, Centuary spring mattresses are designed to provide you with the best night’s sleep you have ever had, all while being long-lasting.

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Advantages of a spring mattress?

There are several advantages that come with using spring mattresses that make them a favourite among many people. Here’s why they might be the ideal option for you:

Motion Isolation

Pocket spring mattresses are the best when it comes to motion isolation, especially those that are in spring mattresses. This means that you can have a good night’s sleep even if your partner is a restless sleeper and turns and twitches all night.

Perfect Support

They offer adequate support and respond to the shape of the body without making one feel restricted. This helps in ensuring that the body is well aligned from the head to the toes.

Comfort and Firmness

The coils in spring mattresses are arranged in a uniform manner, and this makes the mattresses to be soft and firm at the same time to suit the needs of different users.

Pressure Relief

They assist in reducing the pressure on some of the most vulnerable parts of the body, such as the back and the neck, thus easing stiffness and pain.

Allergy-Friendly

Are you wondering if a spring mattress is good or bad? Then let us tell you that spring mattresses are very good at providing proper air circulation, which means that they do not retain moisture and therefore do not allow the development of allergens such as dust mites and mould.

Durability

Spring mattresses are long-lasting, and their shape and support do not deteriorate as quickly as those of many foam mattresses.

Breathability

The circulation of air between the springs ensures that the bed remains cool during the night, hence providing the best sleeping environment.

Versatility

These mattresses are ideal for every sleeping position and are perfect for any type of sleeper.

Types of spring mattresses at Centuary Mattress

At Centuary Mattress, we offer a range of high-quality spring mattresses designed to enhance your sleep experience. Our collection includes:

Sleepables Bonnell Spring Mattress

This mattress uses the Bonnell spring system that is conventional and offers great support and longevity. Due to its firm feel, it provides stability and comfort all through the night. Ideal for those who want a traditional, dependable spring mattress.

Centuary SPIRIT – Reversible Bonnell Spring Mattress

The Centuary SPIRIT has a two-sided coil construction with the flexibility of a reversible design and the durability of Bonnell springs. This mattress has a firm surface on both sides and can be flipped to provide you with a longer-lasting and more comfortable sleep.

How to clean spring mattress

It is crucial to keep your mattress clean to have a good night’s sleep and also to increase the mattress’s life span. If you have a spring mattress, follow these easy steps to ensure that your mattress remains fresh and in good condition.

Gather All Your Cleaning Supplies

The first step is to gather all the required materials:

Clean the fabric with a vacuum cleaner using an upholstery attachment.

• Enzyme cleaner or dish soap
• laundry detergent
• Baking soda
• Cleaning cloths
• Cold water

Strip the Bed

Take off all the sheets, pillowcases, and mattress covers. Wash them in hot water to get rid of dust mites and other allergens that may be present on the clothes. If your pillows are washable, then you should wash them as per the instructions given on the care label.

Vacuum the Mattress

Vacuum the mattress using the upholstery attachment, and make sure to clean the sides of the mattress as well. It is especially important to clean areas where dust and dirt can gather, such as seams and crevices.

Spot-Clean Stains

For stains, use a stain remover that is compatible with the type of mattress that you have. Avoid soaking the mattress.

For biological stains, an enzyme cleaner is the most appropriate one to use. Take a cleaner and dip a white cloth in it and rub the stain gently, and then take another cloth soaked in water and wipe the stain.

For spot cleaning, an equal ratio of dish soap and water or cold water and hydrogen peroxide can also be used.

Apply Baking Soda

Pour a liberal amount of baking soda all over the mattress. It is recommended that it be left on for several hours or even overnight if possible. Baking soda aids in eliminating odours and also in the process removes any excess moisture. If you cannot put the mattress in the sunlight, this step is especially helpful.

Vacuum Again

After some time, vacuum the mattress to get rid of the baking soda that has been applied to the mattress. This also gives you a chance to wash other fabrics that are associated with the bed, such as the headboard.

Flip the Mattress

Flip the mattress over and clean both sides in the same manner as the other side of the mattress. Flipping should be done as often as possible and at least once every three months to ensure that the mattress is even worn out and to increase its lifespan.

Protect the Mattress

After washing and drying, place your mattress in a mattress protector. This will protect it from spilling, getting dirty, or getting dusty and will also make it easier to clean in the future.

Use Fitted Sheets

Avoid dust by using fitted sheets and washing them frequently. A mattress case can also help prevent dust mites and allergens, especially if you have allergies.