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Sleeping
Hot
"Sleeping
hot" in our research refers to a mattress retaining a
person's body heat, resulting in an unnaturally warm sleeping
surface.
Airbeds
Sleep Number / Select
Comfort and Comfortaire
have a few reports of sleeping hot, but it does not seem to
be a widespread issue at all.
Memory foam beds
Memory foam mattresses typically have the greatest problem
with sleeping hot by a wide margin, according to our research.
However, they seem to be improving in this area, especially
Tempurpedic.
Waterbeds
Waterbeds do not have a sleeping hot issue. In fact, if they
don't have a heater to warm the water, they have a sleeping
cold issue.
Latex beds
There are just a few reports from our research that indicate
that latex mattresses have a problem on this issue. Latex
beds use an open cell structure with a pin core design that
allows for high breathability.
Innerspring / coil mattresses
There are a few reports of innerspring beds sleeping hot,
but it does not seem to be significant or widespread.
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