Buying a mattress is a large task to undertake. We spend a large portion of our time 
sleeping on our mattress, so it is important that your mattress is comfortable for you. As a general rule of thumb, mattresses should be replaced about every 10 years. However, you may need to replace yours sooner depending upon the weight and amount of use your mattress sees. There are a few questions you need to ask to see if your mattress is offering you a restorative night’s sleep.
Do you wake up with aches and pains in the morning? This could be because your mattress is no longer providing your body with the proper support and spinal alignment it needs. When looking for a new mattress, mattresses like the Beautyrest Black are designed to offer you extra support under your lower back so that you have to replace your mattress less often.
Are you always tired? You may not notice it during the night, but if you awaken just as tired in the morning as you were the night before, your mattress probably just isn’t cutting it anymore.
Do you wake up sneezing? Morning allergies are caused by dusts and allergens that collect in your mattress overtime. This prevents your body from being able to fully rest throughout the night. Replacing your mattress with a hypoallergenic latex option can help to prevent this in the future.
Is your mattress sagging? Do you and your partner roll into the middle of the bed every night? A sagging mattress is a sure sign that it is time to start shopping. Start by looking for a mattress that offers extra support in the middle of the mattress like a Simmons Beautyrest Black.
Can you feel the coils? If you can feel individual coils, or even worse can see coils, when you lay down at night it is time for a new mattress.
sleeping on our mattress, so it is important that your mattress is comfortable for you. As a general rule of thumb, mattresses should be replaced about every 10 years. However, you may need to replace yours sooner depending upon the weight and amount of use your mattress sees. There are a few questions you need to ask to see if your mattress is offering you a restorative night’s sleep.