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Earth Day is officially here, and it's got me nostalgic for the first organic bed I tested: the Nolah Natural 11 mattress. The latex hybrid Nolah Natural, now down to $1,439.20 (was $1,469.30) for a queen at Nolah with code ROUNDUP30, is one of the most naturally cooling and supportive bed I've ever slept on.
I tested the Nolah Natural 11, created by the parent company behind some of the best mattresses of the year, after spending years using innerspring and memory foam beds. So the Nolah's naturally cooling, durable, and responsive latex was like nothing I'd slept on before.
Why a latex mattress like the Nolah Natural provides organic cooling...
One of the pros I listed in my Nolah Natural mattress review is the organic bed's natural temperature regulation. The mattress uses GOLS-certified organic latex (in other words, the eco-friendliest kind), which is naturally porous and airflow-boosting.
The Nolah Natural also uses moisture-wicking organic cotton and temperature-regulating wool. Plus, the addition of recycled steel coils adds extra air circulation.
While you shouldn't expect the advanced level of cooling provided by some of the best cooling mattresses, latex is a more breathable and cleaner alternative to memory foam. And it's also a more hypoallergenic and durable alternative to the classic innerspring mattress.
Also, if you're a hot sleeper prone to tossing and turning at night to get comfy, you'll love the ease of movement the buoyant, springy latex offers. Latex is overall a great choice for anyone who wants to try the support and comfort of memory foam without the stuffy, heat-trapping quicksand feel.
3 other organic latex mattresses to try this Earth Day
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