'Game changer' Silentnight mattress topper that 'improves sleep immensely' is under £20
'Game changer' Silentnight mattress topper that 'improves sleep immensely' is under £20
A mattress topper can transform an uncomfortable bed, as well as protecting the mattress
Shoppers can upgrade their mattress for less with a mattress topper
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Having a restful and restorative night's sleep comes down to many factors, and one of them is certainly how comfortable the bed is. Whether shoppers just like a softer mattress or are dealing with an ageing mattress that's past its best, a mattress topper can add a little extra comfort.
A mattress topper is an extra layer that lies on top of mattresses, boosting its height, cushioning and support - they can transform even the thinnest of mattresses. Now, shoppers are in luck as the Silentnight Deep Sleep Mattress Topper Double Bed is down to £18.92 from £25 from Amazon.
The white mattress topper is said to be filled for endless comfort and support, is 2.5 cm deep to help rejuvenate existing mattresses - saving shoppers money from buying a whole new one - and has a soft-touch cover for extra comfort. The topper also has easy fit straps to provide an easy secure fit ensuring that it won't slip off beds.
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As it is white there may be concerns about the topper getting dirty, however it is fully machine washable so can be refreshed to look brand new. For those with sensitive skin, the mattress topper is also hypoallergenic and kind to all skin types.
Perhaps this isn't what shoppers are after, and if they want some alternatives there is also the Cooler Than Memory Foam Mattress Topper for £52 from Dunelm which fits a single bed, but also has more expensive options up to super kingsize. This topper has polyester filling with air flow technology, regulates airflow and is 4.5 cm deep. Another option is the Classic Mattress Topper from The White Company which ranges between £110 to £180 for single up to super king sized beds, has duck down and feathers filling and a 233-thread-count cotton-percale casing.
The Silentnight topper, however, has a high 4.4 out of 5 star rating from a total of 23,240 reviews as one person said: 'The mattress in my rented flat was of pretty poor quality… This mattress however has been an absolute game changer - it has made the mattress much more comfortable to sleep on and my sleep quality has improved immensely.'
The mattress topper is 'generously filled for endless comfort and support'
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Another said: 'I suffer with rheumatoid arthritis. I couldn't sleep on our nectar mattress for long. It was like concrete. After about 4 hours my back aches so I used the spare bed. The topper does a brilliant job. I sleep through the night without issue now. It makes the mattress more comfortable without stopping it providing the support. I'd buy it again tomorrow. Also it's not necessary to replace any sheets so another plus there.'
'It is very comfortable and thick, has made a difference to the quality of the mattress. Therefore it is definitely comfortable and of great quality and a cosy sleep,' said another.
Others did disagree, however, as one person wrote: 'Seems like good quality but doesn't seem to make much of a difference comfort wise.'
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Another said: 'Arrived quickly. Well packaged. Not as thick as I anticipated but it does fit the bed well.'
For a cheaper alternative for a comfy mattress, however, the Silentnight Deep Sleep Mattress Topper Double Bed could be just the thing to transform sleep.
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