Still, Casper's decision to place it on the second layer mitigates this unfortunate attribute. The material, though, is known for sleeping hot. This is excellent not only for pressure relief, but also for the lowering of motion transfer, which ensures that your partner will not wake up to your moving around the bed while they sleep. Memory foams do not bounce back as quickly as poly foams, which means that with memory foam, your movements are cushioned better. Memory foam – provides excellent contouring to the curves of a sleeper’s body, especially so for side sleepers.

It means that no body heat is retained for long – it is promptly dissipated for a cooler-feeling mattress. This means that you will get the sensation that you are on the bed, and not sinking into it.

Poly foam – provides good bounce, that 'return to form' factor which is great for getting in and out of bed, or for shifting positions.

Serious smells can be remedied by the sprinkling and then vacuuming of baking soda on the sheets or on the mattress cover.

This is to keep the covers and the underlying foam looking like new for longer. Of course, the manufacturer recommends the use of mattress protectors, or spot-cleaning only if in case there is an accidental spill. Casper mattresses, on the other hand, with their dark gray color, wear the inevitable stains better. Most other mattress brands have generic, all-white covers, a color which is prone to displaying stains in all their shades. The cover is on the receiving end of rave reviews for being on the darker side of the color spectrum. Essential Casper mattresses come with a hybrid knit made of recycled bottles for the top layer, which is then followed by three layers of foam. The result was the even more cost-effective Casper Essential, still with the quality that has come to be associated with the brand. Casper simplified its Casper Original (a model with 3 zones of targeted support, and a hybrid option to include springs) to its most essential parts.

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