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The benefits of copper bedding include its natural antimicrobial properties, which can help create a hygienic sleep environment by resisting the growth of bacteria, mold, and mildew. Additionally, copper’s conductive properties can promote a cooler sleep surface, aiding individuals who … Continue reading
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Both silver and copper are used for creating antimicrobial surfaces, while zinc is a relatively new treatment option. So, which one is the best? All three metals kill a range of bacteria, including both gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria and all … Continue reading
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With COVID-19 wreaking havoc across the globes, everyone’s worried about being exposed to microbes and germs. Considering that we spend a good chunk of our day in bed, the bedding industry have been playing their part in keeping people safe … Continue reading
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Simply leverage the antimicrobial power of copper and reap the benefits while you sleep! Here are the few benefits Copper-infused bedsheets offer: Round-the-Clock Antimicrobial Protection According to findings from the research conducted by the EPA, copper was able to kill … Continue reading
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Do you actually take the time out to ensure your bed linen is regularly cleaned? Did you know that the average person spends approximately a third of their life in bed? Consider this, if you sleep for 7 hours per … Continue reading
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In a study by Gadi Borkow on the Current Chemical Biology, copper contains biocidal properties. Particles present in textile and medical products show that copper can nourish the skin. The study also shows that using copper-infused such as mattresses, can … Continue reading
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Have you heard of the new sleep trend? Copper mattresses! Inside our bodies, copper does great things — but what happens when copper is outside our bodies and inside a mattress? Antimicrobial Copper ions stop the development of harmful bacteria … Continue reading