I had this question about cot mattresses about a year ago too, theres sooooo many to choose from!!! But after doing some research its actually quite obvious theres a big difference between natural cot mattresses and organic ones.
Basically natural cot mattresses arent a bad place to start, they're much better than sprung cot mattresses or those horrible foam cot mattresses...urrghh!!!! Who buys those!?!? But in my opinion the organic cot mattresses are the ones to look for as a 'natural cot mattress' just means the cot mattress is made from natural materials but doesnt mean that those materials are chemical free...so it could still have chemicals in it and have been sprayed with fire proofing chemicals, herbicides, pesticides etc...whereas organic cot mattresses have to have been certified to be called this, and so check they state 'certified organic' somewhere in the info or ask them for certification as they should have this; as it means one of the big independent bodies (soil association etc) has checked the cot mattress materials to make sure all the materials in the cot mattress are chemical free etc and from one of their approved sources.
The only one I could find (and the one I bought) is The Little Green Sheep's organic cot mattresses as a friend recommended them to me (www.thelittlegreensheep.co.uk) as she bought her cot bed mattress from them and I must say, it is very very good...well, the little one thinks so anyway...and so therefore so do I!
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The main difference between natural and organic products is that organic products are grown or produced without synthetic chemicals or pesticides, while natural products may contain some synthetic ingredients. Organic products are certified by regulatory bodies, while natural products may not be.
It is a high quality mattress for baby cribs available in foam and inner spring styles. There are also natural and organic version available.
Organic mattresses are available for purchase online from various retailers such as Amazon and The Natural Sleep Store. I'd imagine they can also be found at your typical mattress emporium. Besides the vendors mentioned above, there are several online retailers, but do your research first to make sure you're getting all natural materials and not something just called "organic." I'd recommend checking out Savvy Rest if you're looking to buy an organic mattress. The Organic Mattress Store is another good option when shopping for an organic mattress. Their showroom is located in Philadelphia but they have franchises in many states and can also ship throughout the Continental USA.
Milari Organic Green cot Mattresses use only the finest natural, organic and non-toxic materials. Our mission is to be the most desired source for green baby mattresses at affordable prices. Our inner mattress covers are made with premium, 100% GOTS organic certified cotton
Www.theorganicmattress.com/ sells mattresses include certified organic cotton, eco-wool and natural rubber latex. Other organic bedding is available.
Natural mattresses can be bought from a variety of stores, such as, Keetsa, Hastens, Woodstock Organic Mattress, Pure Rest, Savvy Rest, and The Heart of Vermont. Prices for these mattresses range from $440 to $23,000.
You know that all the materials that the mattress is made of are organic and natural. It is better for your respiratory system. It's also hypoallergenic. In addition to the above, organic mattresses help with various allergies and are non-toxic, unlike conventional mattresses that off-gas chemicals.
Organic mattresses are an alternative to the standard mattresses. Natural materials reduce allergies and other allergens present in man-made materials.
Yes, Matress Firm offer organic mattresses. You can read more reviews at www.organicmattressreviews.com Mattress Firm offers 3 kinds of organic, latex, Serta mattresses. The prices range from $2300 to $2900 depending on the size and model selected.
There isn't a difference becaue there both the same.
Many retailers such as Wal-Mart and this site (FreshDeals.com) carry organic mattress pads.
Cotton is natural fiber harvested from an organic, living plant, while nylon is a man - made fabric