Certified Organics:

The Magical Benefits of Organic Wool Bedding

by The House of Pillows Editorial Writers

1 Warm, Cozy and so much more!

2 Body Moisture and Temperature Regulation

One of the biggest benefits of organic wool bedding, is it’s unique ability to absorb up to 1/3 of its weight in moisture without feeling damp. Indeed, it efficiently wicks away the one-liter of moisture vapor our bodies lose each night!

The organic wool releases the dampness absorbed from our bodies during the night, into the atmosphere during the day providing a dry, warm inviting sleeping environment every night for better quality, healthier sleep.

What’s more, organic wool is the only material that both absorbs and releases moisture efficiently, thereby maintaining your body temperature stable.

That means no more tossing and turning in bed because you’re either too hot or too cold, or both, on and off during the night. This could be one of the reasons you’re getting less than perfect sleep.

3 Why is it important to have body temperature regulating bedding?

Because most people lose on average 2 oz of water vapor every hour of their life.

When we sleep, if we are too hot, moisture accumulates, and we perspire even more. If you remove your covers to cool off when this happens, cooler air starts to dry the moisture through evaporation, making you feel cold.

As you might have guessed: this is no good, for many reasons.

This restless, disturbed sleep can be detrimental to the immune system and increase the production of stress hormones – not what you’re looking for when it comes to getting a good night’s rest.

Because of the magical benefits organic wool bedding, it is perfect for everybody, as it adapts to YOUR body.

Many couples have different preferences: some like it hot, some like it cool.

Well, organic wool creates a “microclimate”, which assists in regulating body temperatures and humidity, thus relieving the body of thermal stress, and promoting a deeper, more refreshing sleep.

But, it’s important to know where your wool comes from. Non-organic wool can be harsh on your skin, brittle, and have loads of harsh chemicals added to it, which you might be allergic to.

Only pure, healthy, organic wool will hold all the benefits of organic wool bedding, so it’s important to know what you’re getting.

Organic Wool bedding is perfect for couples.

4 Dust Mites HATE Organic Wool

5 You`re most likely not alergic to Organic Wool

What people usually count as an allergic reaction, is actually the unpleasing sensation of commercial, chemically treated wool.

Organic Wool pillows come in a variety of sizes and filling levels. Covering an organic wool pillow with 100% cotton pillowcase will help protect the pillow from any spills or dirt, and help extend the longevity of the pillow. You can remove the pillowcase and wash it on high temperature once per week for an optimal freshness sensation. The wool filling in the pillow will reduce excess perspiration and provide year round comfort.
Organic Wool mattress toppers or overlays add a wonderful “cushy” layer to your mattress, and again, it will help you get a healthier and better night’s sleep as it will remove any excess moisture from your body, and keep your body at a stable temperature all night long. Organic Wool mattress toppers are also wonderful relief for people suffering from arthritis and diabetes, as it often promotes blood circulation and relieves the pressure areas that often trouble these individuals.

Organic Wool Duvets are also a great choice for your bedroom. Covering your wool duvet with a 100% cotton duvet cover will give your bedroom the fashion statement you’re looking for and at the same time allow the wool duvet to breathe.

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