Royal Pedic All Cotton Mattress
The open, unknotted, six turn coils are more flexible, which means greater sensitivity to body contours, overall body support, and minimum friction. The unit is then wrapped with pre-compressed layers of pure cotton, which is hand tufted in the European tradition. Tufting compresses the layers for exceptional back support and minimizes body impressions. Each mattress is finished with fine Belgian cotton fabric.
The box springs contain 50% more coils in the center third for more support where your body needs it the most. In addition, heavy-duty border wire is used at the box spring edge to maintain a straight, supportive profile.
Cotton Care
Prewash your linens before first use. Separate your fine linens from other items in the wash, especially those containing polyester, which tends to create pilling, and items with heavy zippers, which can damage the fabric. Separate light and dark colors. Avoid overloading the washing machine, which can cause fibers to break down from excessive abrasion and agitation. Wash in warm water on a gentle cycle with a cold-water rinse. Be careful to pretreat stains prior to washing. Use a mild detergent without added bleach or whiteners.
Linen Care
Machine wash in hot water for whites, cold for colors. Use pure soap for soft water or a gentle detergent in hard water. Use oxygenated bleach for whites only; chlorine bleach can weaken the fabrics and cause yellowing. Remember to use the rinse cycle to remove all detergent. Avoid twisting or wringing out linens before drying. Tumble dry low.
Towel Care
Machine wash using cold water and non-chlorine bleach detergent. Chlorine bleach will weaken the fabric and cause yellowing. Always separate light and dark colors – and wash towels only with other towels to prevent pilling. Tumble dry on low heat and never use fabric softener w as this could make towels less absorbent.
Poly/Cotton Care
Prewash your linens before first use. Separate your fine linens from other items in the wash, especially those containing polyester, which tends to create pilling, and items with heavy zippers, which can damage the fabric. Separate light and dark colors. Avoid overloading the washing machine, which can cause fibers to break down from excessive abrasion and agitation. Wash in warm water on a gentle cycle with a cold-water rinse. Be careful to pretreat stains prior to washing. Use a mild detergent without added bleach or whiteners.
Wool Care
Dry cleaning is recommended for luxury fibers such as cashmere, merino wool, and alpaca, and also to avoid excessive shrinkage. Be sure to use a professional dry cleaner with experience in natural fibers and luxury linens.
Table Linen Care
Machine wash in hot water for whites, cold for colors. Use pure soap for soft water or a gentle detergent in hard water. Use oxygenated bleach for whites only – chlorine bleach can weaken the fabrics and cause yellowing. Remember to use the rinse cycle to remove all detergent. Avoid twisting or wringing out linens before drying. Tumble dry low.
