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Step 1
Choose an organic material you want your mattress to be made of. An organic innerspring mattress is a more affordable bed, while an organic natural latex-core mattress is a more durable and toxin-free bed. Natural latex is breathable and very supportive, and is made from rubber trees.
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Step 2
Organic beds come in a variety of thicknesses and layers. Opt for several latex layers of differing hardness. Use a softer top layer for a supportive but plush sleeping surface.
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Step 3
Find a bed with a built-in wool pad, wool fill, or upper wool layer. Wool absorbs moisture, and has natural antibacterial and flame-resistant properties. Organic wool ensures the wool is pesticide-free and was produced humanely.
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Step 4
Ensure the manufacture of the bed uses no glues, plastics, dyes, flame-retardants, chemicals or synthetics.
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Step 5
Select a wool puddle pad style mattress pad or a cotton-wool combination mattress pad to protect your organic mattress investment.
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Step 6
Shop around. Many websites claim to offer the lowest prices on organic mattresses. Call local mattress stores to find retailers that offer free shipping charges from online sales.











