Wadded mattresses in Balashikha

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Ivanovsky wamnatras with a filler RV (regenerated fiber) - RV is a waste of textile, sewing, weaving and cotton production that have undergone mechanical razvolokanie (recovery to the state of cotton wool). The cover is made of cotton teak mattress fabric, is pre-punched, the number of picks is an average of 18 - 20 pieces per square meter. The product has an average height of 8 cm and is a universal accessory for sleeping. It can serve as a full-fledged mattress for sleeping, as well as a mattress cover for changing the comfortable properties of a previously used bedroom place, on a sofa, couch or bed, for leveling, removing places of so-called (sitting) and dents. Average life of 3 to 4 years.

Convenient, practical and comfortable to use, it does not take up much space and is easily transported and is also easily buried in a closet where it can lie in case you need to create an extra bed for guests. Great combination of price and quality. It can be used in beds with metal spring mesh. This type of textile products are used in a wide range of consumption from guest and work to country and permanent bed. Their application ranges from a full mattress to protective mattress covers.

When buying this product, you need to take into account the fact that during its production a pick (tightening through) occurs, which leads to a partial contraction of the deformation in size. But after unpacking from the beginning of operation, a cotton mattress within 3-5 days, it accepts its standard size indicated on the tag, this is the feature of operation of the product.

The price of Cotton Mattresses in Balashikha stores

The price of Wadded Mattresses in Balashikha stores. On the website you can choose Cotton Mattresses according to their characteristics, see detailed photos, read reviews and compare prices in Balashikha online stores. It is easy to buy cotton mattresses inexpensively (including on credit)! You just have to go to the offer you like, read the terms of payment and leave a request for delivery in Balashikha.

Are there any cotton mattresses

Due to the advent of new technologies, the popularity of cotton mattresses has significantly decreased. Nevertheless, many factories continue to manufacture products, focusing on the standards of the Soviet era. The production technology has not changed and is also divided into three types: manual, automatic and semi-automatic.

Automatic mode is found in large industries that produce large volumes of products. Semi-automatic type of work partially involves manual labor. At the same time, fully manual manufacturing can guarantee the highest quality of goods and a long life of cotton products.

Cotton mattresses are purchased for military units, kindergartens, hospitals and train services. Often, cotton wool products are purchased for a summer residence, as well as older people who do not change their habits from old times.

Pros and cons of cotton mattresses

Cotton mattresses have a number of significant advantages:

100% natural filler.
Relatively light weight from 5 to 13 kg.
Compactness of a product during storage or transportation.
The possibility of drying in the sun.
The increased durability of a product.
The ability to absorb excess moisture.
Resistance to heat.
Affordable price.

Do not forget about the disadvantages of models made of cotton:

the mattress is not orthopedic and does not adapt to the shapes and bends of the body, which can harm people with back and joint problems,
hygroscopicity of the filler leads to the fact that various liquids collect inside, an unpleasant odor and mold appear,
stuffing acts as a favorable environment for the spread of dust mites, which can cause an allergic reaction,
cotton wool has the property of caking and the formation of lumps, which reduces the service life of the product.

Since caring for a mattress and restoring shape can be a lot of trouble, it’s easier to throw it out and get a new one.

Length Width

Single models include products:

70 x 190 (200) cm
80 x 190 (200) cm,
90 x 190 (200) cm.

Parameters of one and a half mattresses:

Double models are characterized by a wide variety of sizes:

140 x 190 (200) cm
150 x 190 (200) cm
160 x 190 (200) cm,
180 x 190 (200) cm
200 x 200 cm and more.

Thickness (height)

The thickness of the cotton mattress varies from 4 to 8 cm, thick models reach 18 cm.

Some manufacturers carry out custom-made products, taking into account the special dimensions of the client, as well as the non-standard shape of the mattress.

Cotton mattress weight

In production, special devices are used in the form of fans, with the help of which the stuffing material is evenly distributed around the entire perimeter of the product. The finished mattress is weighed to check the parameters in accordance with the established standards.

The weight of the product depends on its size:

Mattress size (cm)	Weight, kg)
70 x 190	5
80 x 190	6
90 x 190	7
120 x 190	9
140 x 190	11
160 x 190	13

Some manufacturers stuff their models denser to improve the performance of positive characteristics, while the weight can increase by a figure from 1.3 to 2.3 kg in addition to the standard weight of the product.

How to choose a cotton mattress

Follow these guidelines when choosing:

The mattress should be soft, with a smooth smooth surface.
Pay attention to how the product smells. The presence of a chemical odor may indicate improper material handling.
The fabric part should be clean and have integral firmware.
It is recommended to pay attention to the label, from which you can find out about the size of the mattress, coating material, composition and manufacturer.
Upon request, the seller must provide a certificate of compliance with sanitary standards.

Separately, you should pay attention to the quality of the filler. Most often, cotton wool, mattress material, and also sewing cotton wool mixed with recycled materials are used to fill the mattresses. Products contain the same amount of short and long fibers, which makes the mattress soft and prevents the filler from falling off.

Photo: Cotton wool filler

When buying, it is best to focus on the Russian manufacturer, as the products will comply with local requirements and standards. Despite the fact that the mattress has a simple device, production disruptions may concern the processing of filling materials and the composition of dyes for a fabric cover.

Which mattress is better than cotton or foam

The choice depends on the personal preferences of the buyer and the purpose of use.

Foam rubber. Products made of foam rubber are easy to carry due to its low weight. Mattresses have compactness, softness and increased elasticity. However, foam rubber is a synthetic material, it quickly turns yellow, begins to crumble and collapse under the influence of moisture. In addition, it may flare up when near a source of open fire. The service life of a foam mattress is not more than 5 years.
Vata. A natural product that also does not cause allergies. At the same time, a cotton mattress is more durable than a foam product. Models are characterized by elasticity and the ability to hold their shape for a long time, while the price of a cotton product is much lower.

Nevertheless, none of the options is recommended for people with problems with the cervical spine and joints.

When choosing a product to ensure comfort, it is worth paying attention to a cotton mattress. Foam models are used as a temporary option, take with them to the country or on a hike.

Customer reviews

Most often, consumers are satisfied with the modern quality of cotton mattresses. In their reviews, customers report that the products are quite soft, voluminous and contain a dense packing. The natural fabric from which the covers are sewn, as well as a wide size range, satisfy the needs of those who choose wadded models.

Mattresses without springs are used as an extra bed, put it on the bed, and also on top of a solid seat of a sofa or chair. Cotton products complement too hard beds. From the reviews you can find out that one of the advantages for buyers is the low price of the goods.

Photo: Cotton Mattress

Nevertheless, some disadvantages stand out when buying a cotton mattress. Some believe that 7-8 cm of product height for a comfortable sleep is not enough, while the filler is not evenly distributed. In addition, there is no way to choose the right fabric color for the cover.

Other negative reviews are aimed more at unscrupulous manufacturers who indicate incorrect information on the tags or in the product description on the website.

How much is a cotton mattress

The cost of cotton models made of regenerated fiber (RV) or 100% natural wool varies in relation to the size and material of which the cover is made.

RV mattress measuring 80 x 190 cm:

teak case - from 810 to 890 rubles.,
a cover from coarse calico - from 840 to 870 rubles,
Economy option - about 600 rubles.

Mattress from PB size 120 x 190 cm:

teak case - from 1100 to 1200 rubles.,
a cover from coarse calico - from 1180 to 1250 rubles.,
Economy option - about 650 rubles.

Mattress from PB size 160 x 190 cm:

teak case - from 2000 to 2300 rubles.,
a cover from coarse calico - from 1900 to 2250 rubles.,
Economy option - about 1300 rubles.

Mattresses containing natural cotton inside:

80 x 190 cm - from 1900 to 2300 rubles.,
120 x 190 cm - from 2300 to 2800 rubles.,
160 x 190 cm - from 3300 to 4000 rubles.

Products for cots with stuffing from recycled materials and a calico cover can be purchased for 400-460 rubles. depending on size. White 100% natural filler will cost 800-950 rubles.

Where can I buy a cotton mattress

You can buy a cotton product in any store specializing in the sale of goods for bedrooms. Among blankets, pillows and bed linen, there are also a wide range of cotton mattresses. To buy a cotton model is best on the manufacturers website on the Internet. In this case, it is possible to get a significant discount and home delivery.

On the network there are many online stores for the sale of mattresses in bulk. The wholesale cost of products is always lower than retail, which is very convenient for large orders. Before buying, you can familiarize yourself with all the necessary information about the product and find out if the manufacturer has a quality certificate for the production of goods.

Vata as a filler for a mattress has its own advantages, which help products to be in demand among consumers. Models are used as an addition to hard furniture or used in a country house as a temporary berth. However, despite the advantages of natural stuffing, daily sleeping on a cotton mattress is not recommended. The base without springs and the lack of orthopedic effect can harm the back and make the rest uncomfortable.

Wadded mattresses - is it worth it?

Not one generation of Soviet citizens grew up on cotton mattresses. Every resident of the post-Soviet space, for sure, also had to evaluate his orthopedic characteristics one way or another - in a train, army, with his grandmother in the village. Russian factories today, as in the good old days, continue to sew cotton products for sleep. But are modernity and a cotton mattress compatible, the production technology of which has not changed much since Soviet times? What can be said about the quality of sleep on the "bed" of wool?

Should I choose a cotton mattress

It is no exaggeration to say that the choice of fillers for sleeping mattresses is huge today - spring, springless, artificial, natural, anatomical, orthopedic, of varying degrees of rigidity, using innovative technologies and materials. It seems that the assortment of modern products should completely replace the outdated cotton models. But this does not happen. Cotton wool mattresses attract some consumers:

firstly, at a low price,
secondly, by habit.

Wholesale buyers (purchasing mattresses for barracks, dormitories, budget hospitals) can be understood. As for the choice of a sleeping surface for home use, it is not worth rushing to buy a cotton mattress. Consider a cotton model as an option if you are talking about:

a very budget clamshell solution (as a guest),
buying a mattress at the cottage,
the acquisition of a "futon" laid on the floor to watch TV.

But if we talk about a mattress for a daily, full, comfortable sleep, a cotton pad is not the best choice.

Reference! In fairness, it is worth noting that in Japan and the USA, cotton mattresses or futons are in demand. Futon futon mattresses in the US have a cost of $ 150.

Natural

Speaking of cotton fibers in the composition of cotton wool, it is worth clarifying that:

long cotton fibers are responsible for the strength, elasticity and ability of the product to keep its shape,
short (lint) provide splendor, volume, thermal insulation.

In addition, natural wool does not contain synthetic fibers. Therefore, mattresses from them can be freely autoclaved.

Suite. Elite white cotton wool containing 70% of long cotton fiber and 30% lint (cotton fluff) type A - mature fibers with a length of at least 0.7 cm. Almost no impurities and unripe seeds (up to 2.6%). In mass production of mattresses is almost never used.

Prima. The second in the quality rating of cotton wool. Also not used in the mass production of sleep products. Long cotton fiber in the composition - 50%, short - also 50%.

Sewing. A little heavier than Prim's cotton wool, but lighter than a mattress. Long cotton fibers - 35%, short type B - 65%. The most commonly used in mass production of mattresses. The most suitable price / quality ratio.

Mattress Type 1. The best in the budget segment. It is widely used both in its “pure” form and in combination with more expensive varieties of cotton wool. Lint in the composition - 70%, long fibers - only 30%.

Mattress Type 2. Contains even more short fibers - 80%, and only 20% long. Often added to the composition of the Sewing to reduce the cost.

Mattress Type 3. Cotton lint - 90%, long fiber - 10%. Very, heavy, magnificent, but low-strength cotton wool.

Reference! A good single bed mattress from Uzbek-made Sewing Cotton will cost at least 1,500 rubles.

Regenerated cotton

Regenerated fiber or cotton wool (RV) - a product obtained by the method of sizing and recycling of scraps (lunges) of sewing and weaving enterprises. Cotton, woolen, synthetic fabrics are used. Therefore, cotton wool can be white or colored.

Important! Synthetic fibers that are part of some types of PB can sinter during autoclaving.

Cotton RV - razvoloknok cotton fabrics. The output is white cotton. The type of mattresses made from this fiber can be autoclaved.

Wool Blend contains only natural fibers. Some enterprises include sterilization in the process.

Mixed RV contains both natural and synthetic fibers. Not sterilized.

Synthetic PB consists only of synthetic fibers.

Reference! RV produced on outdated equipment has lumps and undersized pieces of tissue. Modern equipment with a large number of technological transitions allows you to avoid these problems and better dedust the product.

Advanced

On sale you can find improved models with the addition of syntepuh. Spring air fiber gives elasticity and wear resistance. The number of fastening elements (buttons) that prevent the rolling of cotton wool is greater than in standard models (16 fastening punctures are considered minimal). The price of such models is from 3000 rubles.

Product Advantages

The material itself (cotton wool) has many advantages. For example:

naturalness (in most cases),
high strength (tensile)
hygroscopicity (ability to absorb moisture),
resistance to heat (can be sterilized in an autoclave without loss of strength),
good light fastness (not afraid of direct sunlight).

As for the advantages of cotton mattresses, there are not so many of them and they are not so significant in comparison with the disadvantages:

reasonable price of products,
relatively light weight (6-13 kg),
the absence of harmful substances in the composition,
the ability to roll the mattress into a roll,
the ability to "sterilize" the product in the sun.

Disadvantages

Significant disadvantages of cotton mattresses:

The lack of anatomy (the ability to adapt to the bends of the body), which does not allow the muscles to fully relax.
Lack of orthopedic support of the spine, which is fraught with headaches, a state of weakness, fatigue, pain in the lower back, neck, and, accordingly, irritability.
Hygroscopicity of cotton wool is an advantage, but for a mattress filler it is rather a disadvantage. A mattress that easily absorbs moisture (urine, sweat, spilled liquids) can hardly be called hygienic. As a result - unpleasant odors, mold. However, this problem can be solved by purchasing (or sewing) a cover made of terry waterproof fabric with a membrane base.
Allergenicity. Natural filler is an excellent environment for the reproduction and vital activity of dust mites that cause allergic reactions.
Caring for a cotton mattress is a rather troublesome task.
Life time. Another significant drawback is the short life of the product. Vata, no matter how high-quality it is, has the property of caking, lumping. The result is hollows and bumps on the sleeping surface.
Low breathability. The thickness of the layer of cotton wool 6-10 cm does not allow liquids that have fallen inside quickly evaporate. Even regular airing and “roasting” in the sun are not able to completely rid the product of third-party odors.

Life time

Although the manufacturer often claims that the service life is 5 years, in fact the situation is completely different. If modern requirements are presented to a standard cotton product for sleeping (even made in accordance with TU), the period of actual use (with daily use) will be 1 year. Usually, by this time tubercles and depressions have already formed. Another one, a maximum of two years - and the mattress is theoretically unsuitable for use.

Clarification! We are not talking about the fact that this type of mattresses continues to be used for decades, but about the service life without loss of quality characteristics.

For comparison. The budget model of an orthopedic mattress is 2-3 times more expensive than a cotton one. However, it fully withstands the period specified by the manufacturer (without loss of performance) and often even exceeds it - at least 1 year, a maximum of two times.

How to care for a cotton mattress

The characteristic technological smell present after removal of the factory packaging is not considered defective. It is enough to leave the mattress for 12-16 hours (in a dry, ventilated place) and there will be no trace of smell.
Cotton products should not be stored in damp and irregularly heated rooms. the premises. Moisture inside is not allowed. Even using the mattress in dry rooms, you should "clothe" it in a waterproof mattress cover.
Regular cleaning with a household vacuum cleaner once a week will help in the fight against dust. A soapy (light) solution will help to clean the surface of contaminants, but after that it will require thorough drying. This is another reason to get a mattress cover.
If moisture does get on the surface, you should collect it as much as possible with a moisture-absorbing cloth (soaking movements). Do not cover the mattress with anything until it is completely dry.

Advice! To speed up the process, you can use the iron - without abusing the advice.

Cotton wool mattresses must not be washed and wrung out.
The basis for the placement of the product must be rigid, solid.
Once a month, the product must be aired.
Every 2 weeks (at least) the mattress needs to be turned over, changing sides and position.

To summarize

Sadly enough, sometimes the time comes to admit that some things, materials, technologies have outlived themselves and something new and better has come to replace them. A classic-style cotton mattress is a prime example.

Although cotton wool as a material has a lot of positive characteristics and in some areas it really has no equal, it did not justify itself as a filler of mattresses for sleeping. The lack of orthopedic characteristics, the inability to adapt to the bends of the sleeping body, the short life, troublesome care ... As you can see, there are many more minuses than pluses.

Of course, these mattresses can be considered as a guest option for a folding bed, as a sleeping place for a summer residence (if it’s not damp there) or a futon on the floor to watch TV (if you like to watch TV on the floor). But as a daily option for sleep, it's better not to consider it. The budget model of a mattress with one of the modern fillers has much more orthopedic characteristics, does not need special care, will last much longer.

If you still decide to buy a cotton mattress, choose a factory model made in accordance with TU, get a waterproof mattress cover, follow the recommendations for caring for the product.