Aston mattresses

Sleep is essential for the regeneration of body and mind. Healthy sleep depends on many factors, and one of the most important is choosing the right mattress. Recently, Aston mattresses have become very popular due to their quality, ergonomic design and good value for money. Let’s dive into the world of sleep with Aston mattresses!

The trade mark POTEMA® defines the branded technological concept of the professionally qualified implementation company Carpet Service®, focused on the regular maintenance, cleaning, disinfection, impregnation of synthetic, natural, wool, silk and American mattresses, beds and textile materials. This branded concept delivers the utmost professionalism in full synergy with maintaining ethical, environmental and quality performance standards, including a contractual guarantee of contractor services.

Sleep affects all aspects of our lives. A good quality sleep can improve our mental and physical condition, while a poor quality mattress can cause back pain, posture problems and long-term health issues. The right mattress contributes to proper spinal alignment, even weight distribution and sufficient body support, ensuring comfort during the night.

Choosing an Aston mattress can be the right step towards achieving quality sleep. This brand offers different mattress models that vary in materials, firmness and technology, so it is important to choose the one that best suits individual needs.

History and philosophy of Aston mattresses

The Aston brand prides itself on quality, innovation and sustainability. It was created with a vision to offer consumers the opportunity to sleep healthier and more comfortably at affordable prices. Over the years, it has become one of the most popular brands in the mattress market, thanks to its technological innovations and emphasis on eco-friendly production. Aston mattresses are manufactured to be durable, but also to meet modern ecological standards and be environmentally friendly.

Types of Aston mattresses

Choosing a mattress depends on many factors, which is why Aston offers different types of mattresses that vary according to the materials used and the degree of firmness. Below are the main types offered by the Aston brand.

Aston spring mattresses

Spring mattresses are classics that remain popular for their support and breathability. Aston spring mattresses use high quality spring systems that provide even body support and distribute weight well. They are ideal for those who prefer a firmer mattress, or for those of a heavier weight for whom the spring structure will provide stable support. In addition, the springs are usually encased in high-quality foam or other materials that increase the comfort and durability of the mattress.

Aston foam mattresses

Foam Aston mattresses are often sought after for their soft, conformable surface. Made of high-quality memory foam or cold foam, these mattresses conform to the shape of the body and distribute weight evenly. Foam mattresses are also known for their cushioning effect, making them ideal for couples where one person’s movement will not disrupt the other person’s sleep. Aston uses special types of foams that offer high durability and good heat dissipation, ensuring comfort throughout the night.

Aston latex mattresses

Latex mattresses are exceptional for their durability and resilience. Latex conforms to the shape of the body, yet provides firm support. Aston mattresses made from natural latex are hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites and bacteria, a benefit for people with allergies or sensitive skin. Latex mattresses also provide high breathability, making them suitable for people who sweat excessively while sleeping.

Aston Hybrid Mattress

Hybrid mattresses combine the properties of several materials – usually springs and memory foam – providing the benefits of both types. Aston hybrid mattresses offer the optimal balance between support and comfort, making them a popular choice for those looking for a versatile solution. The combination of springs and foam makes this mattress durable yet adaptable enough to provide both comfort and support.

The firmness of Aston mattresses

The right mattress firmness is a key factor for a good night’s sleep. Aston mattresses are available in several firmness levels:

Soft Mattress: Ideal for those with low weight or those who prefer a softer feel. These mattresses provide a high level of comfort, but may not be suitable for those of a higher weight.

Moderately firm mattresses: The most commonly chosen type that provides a balance of support and comfort. This type is suitable for a wide range of users.

Hard mattresses: Harder mattresses are ideal for people who are heavier or who sleep mostly on their backs. Aston firm mattresses provide stable support that helps keep the spine in the correct position.

Materials used in Aston mattresses

Brand Aston emphasizes the use of quality materials that are not only comfortable, but also durable and environmentally friendly. Let’s take a closer look at the most commonly used materials.

Memory foam

Memory foam is a popular material that provides comfort and support due to its ability to conform to the shape of the body. The Aston memory foam mattress conforms to the body’s shape, which helps relieve pressure on the joints and promotes proper spinal alignment.

Cold foam

Cold foam is another type of quality foam that offers greater durability and better breathability. Aston mattresses using cold foam are popular for their fresh feel and ability to regulate temperature during sleep.

Latex

Latex is a natural and eco-friendly material that is not only hypoallergenic but also highly durable. Aston Latex mattresses provide high resilience and breathability, allowing them to remain comfortable throughout the night.

Springs

Springs are a traditional but still popular material. Aston mattresses use modern pocket springs to ensure even weight distribution and minimise motion transfer, ideal for couples.

How to choose the right Aston mattress

When choosing the right Aston mattress, there are several factors to consider:

Sleep position: If you sleep mostly on your side, a softer mattress will give you the support you need for your shoulders and hips. If you sleep on your back or stomach, a firmer mattress will help maintain proper spinal alignment.

Weight: Heavier people usually prefer a firmer mattress to provide the support and durability they need, while lighter people may prefer softer models for added comfort.

Health issues: If you suffer from back or joint pain, a memory foam mattress can help due to its ability to conform to the shape of the body and distribute weight evenly.

Firmness Preferences: The firmness of the mattress should match your preferences and sleeping position. Side sleepers usually prefer softer mattresses, while back or stomach sleepers need firmer support.

Cleaning and regular disinfection of mattresses

The mattress is one of the most important elements of our home, having a major impact on our health, well-being and quality of sleep. When choosing a mattress, we pay close attention to its material, hardness and ability to adapt to the shape of the body. Unfortunately, we often forget that we also need to care for and clean the mattress regularly. Although many people don’t realise it, a mattress can become an ideal environment for dust mites, bacteria, mould and other dirt. In this text, we’ll explain why regular mattress cleaning is important, what your options are, and how to choose the best mattress cleaner.

Mattress Vacuuming & Knocking: Professional vacuums with a HEPA filter and HEPA bag must have an electric vibrating knocking head. This technology of KIRBY® / HYLA® vacuum cleaners makes it possible to remove surface mold spores, dust mites by dry method from the mattress surface.

Cleaning with special chemical cleaners: Professional antibacterial disinfectants and cleaners from the manufacturer and brand POTEMA® / Dr. Schutz® bring an environmentally friendly, anti-allergenic way to disinfect mattress surfaces.

UV-C lamp: We recommend entrusting your mattress to industry professionals who have a UV-C germicidal mattress lamp. UVC-producing lamps are designed to be safely used on mattress surfaces and other household items. The radiant energy of the UVC radiation acts directly on microorganisms that reside on the surface and top layer of the mattress. The disinfection process usually takes several minutes, during which time the lamp kills up to 99.9% of the bacteria and other harmful organisms present.

OZON: we recommend entrusting your mattress to industry professionals who have the BIO-OZON® vacuum cleaning system. The disinfecting properties of ozone result from its ability to oxidize molecules in the cells of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms. When ozone comes into contact with these pathogens, it disrupts the cell membrane or wall of the microorganism, leading to its decomposition and subsequent death. This process works similarly to the action of conventional disinfectants, but without the use of chemicals, which is beneficial for people who prefer natural and eco-friendly solutions.

In indoor applications such as mattress cleaning, ozone not only kills bacteria and viruses, but also mites, mold spores and other allergens. Its ability to destroy harmful microorganisms without toxic residues makes it ideal for the environment in which we sleep and rest.

Allergens, mold spores, bacteria, viruses and dust mites are not only a hygiene problem in mattresses, but also a health problem. But with proper prevention, maintenance and the right choice of mattress, the risks can be significantly reduced. Even the thickest sheets and blankets cannot protect us from micro-particles. Dust mites or moulds, which often number up to one million and produce allergy-causing faeces that settle in our mouths, noses, eyes, etc. every time we move. In addition to the allergy manifesting as itching, mucous membrane inflammation, bronchitis, asthma and shortness of breath can be added. This condition can be prevented by professional cleaning and deep dry disinfection thanks to UV-C radiation or vacuum ozonation of the mattress with thorough machine vacuuming and above all regular maintenance.