Coconut-Coir Mattress Pad (Twin XL)

I live in the PNW and was looking for a product that would lessen the chances of mold under my gel mattress.I purchased this product along with natural fiber sheets to reduce moisture in and around the bed.The rain has begun day and night.So far no problems.Would definitely recommend!

Gets the job done but is pretty thin

These coir/latex mats are hard to find, but they really are necessary if you want to have your mattress on the floor or a solid platform without box springs. No airflow under your mattress = mold and mildew in your mattress! Been there, done that, destroyed an expensive futon. This mat from BioSleep is well-made and sturdy enough for its purpose, providing healthy ventilation under primary sleeping surfaces.

This product does not match the interface introduction. The interface introduction product is very good, but when I received it, it was just a semi-finished product that had not been processed and had no sheet cover. It was very rough. I couldn’t imagine it was a mattress at all. When I request a return, I need an additional return postage of about $90. This is a deceptive way to sell.

Too thin. Too soft. Additional return postage required. Definitely not worth the money

Works wonderful. I have a loft bed and it covers the slates perfectly to protect my mattress.

Comfortable sleep finally ! Provides the firm feeling of coir mattresses

I bought one of these from another company, but it’s the same product so I figured I would add my review here.I was waiting for a slated wood frame, and in the meantime used this to help with airflow under the mattress. When my bed frame arrived, I picked up the mattress and the coconut coir bed rug and found some moisture damage on my hard wood floor! Maybe it wouldn’t have happened if I had bought 2 bed rugs and stacked them on top of each other.Also, this is somewhat scratchy in texture; and I hate slightly scratching my hands when tucking my sheets under the mattress! Another reviewer on another site suggested putting the bed rug inside a cotton duvet cover…I’m going to try that idea.Needless to say, I still think some sort of slated frame even slightly up off the floor is needed to prevent moisture buildup. This just adds a little extra airflow and support between the slats on a bed frame. I’m not sure I would buy this again. I definitely will be inspecting my wood bed frame regularly to make sure I don’t have moisture under there!