Collection: mattresses

If there’s anything that we all have in common, it's the need for a good night’s sleep. This is why a quality mattress is the cornerstone of sleep quality and general well-being. This is why at Casagear, we offer a wide variety of mattresses designed to provide comfort, support, and...

If there’s anything that we all have in common, it's the need for a good night’s sleep. This is why a quality mattress is the cornerstone of sleep quality and general well-being. This is why at Casagear, we offer a wide variety of mattresses designed to provide comfort, support, and durability as every sleeper is unique. Whether you need a plush option for those late-night movie binges or a firm mattress for spinal alignment, our selection ensures that every user gets a good night’s rest.

Size Options

At Casagear, our mattresses come in a full range of sizes to suit any space or sleeping arrangement. Make sure to choose a size that is not only appropriate for you but your space as well.

Twin mattress: This is the smallest size standard mattress. Great for kids, teenagers, and guest rooms.

Full mattress: Next size up that is great for a single adult or couple with limited space.

Full XL mattress: Provides a bit of extra length which is great for taller adults with limited space.

Queen size mattress: The most popular size for for couples or individuals who need extra room.

King size mattress: A larger and longer size that is great for tall sleepers and couples.

California king mattress: Even longer than a king which provides plenty of space for users.

Comfort Levels

Aside from size, another defining feature customers should consider for their next purchase is comfort level. It is a crucial component to a comfortable sleeping experience and having a restful sleep. This refers to the actual feel of the mattress such as firmness and it impacts how well it supports your body. The right comfort level depends on your sleep position, body type, and other personal preferences.

Plush (Soft)

This comfort level is categorized by its soft and cushion-like feel. It offers profile support which allows the body to sink into the mattress. They are also sometimes known as puffy mattresses due to their cozy appearance. They mainly reduce the pressure on shoulders and hips which is ideal for side sleepers and they’re often suited to sleep lighter people due to their construction. This is ideal for those looking for a cozy feel and enhanced comfort.

Medium

A medium comfort level is right for you if you are looking for a mix of soft and firm that provides reasonable cushioning and stable support. They are the most universal type of firmness that is suitable for most body types and sleeping positions. Additionally, a medium comfort level can appeal to partners with different firmness preferences and those who like to switch positions through the night. This is a balanced option to minimize pressure and maintain spinal alignment.

Firm

Create a supportive and stable sleeping environment with a firm comfort level. This comfort level offers minimal cushion, even weight distribution, and prevents excessive sinking. If you’re looking for something made of memory foam, this is the best memory foam mattress that you can find as it will still contour to your body but still allow for optimal support. It greatly reduces back pain for back sleepers, keeps the hips aligned for stomach sleepers, and offers robust support for heavier people, especially those over 200 pounds.

What Is The Average Cost?

The cost of a mattress is usually very dependent on various factors such as size, materials, brand, and additional features. Whether you’re looking for something large and plush or small and firm, prices can still vary greatly. For most standard innerspring beds you could see prices as low as 300 dollars and some going over a thousand dollars. These are often the best inexpensive mattresses and their price mainly has to do with the number of coils, padding, and brand. 

On the other hand, if you are looking into memory foam or hybrid alternatives, you could expect to pay at least a 500 dollar starting price for budget options and possibly three or four thousand for luxury options. Ensure that you make your purchase according to your budget, and sleep preferences. For example, if you have a guest bedroom that gets used sparsely, it may be a good idea to just opt for a budget option.

How Do You Get Stains Out Of a Mattress?

Getting stains out of most fabrics can often depend on the type of stain it is and how long it has been on it. It is no different for the bedroom. A couple of tips to help aid your clean-up process would be to check the care instructions left by the manufacturers, act quickly, to avoid the accident from setting, and avoid soaking the fabric to avoid mold or mildew.

First, you want to pre-treat the area by removing all bedding and vacuuming the surface if needed. Then, choose a cleaning product or solution that is convenient for you. Hydrogen peroxide and multipurpose cleaning are great for this but backing soda and vinegar can work just as well. Next, you want to spray or apply the mixture or solution to the affected area and let it sit for about five minutes. Follow this by gently blotting the area with a paper towel or rag in order to remove the stain. Remember, you do not want to scrub too hard so as to not help the stain seep in more. Repeat until the stain is gone.

After you have cleaned up the stain, sprinkle a bit of baking soda on the area to neutralize odors and avoid a chemical smell. Finally, you want to let it sit for several hours and let the mattress air dry. Open windows or turn on the fan to help speed up the process. After this, ensure that everything is dry and clean before replacing the bedding.