Unbox your Emma mattress on a flat surface, unroll it, and cut the plastic using the provided tool. It naturally regains shape in about 5 hours. Relax on your Emma mattress for a restful night's sleep.
1. Test your mattress
Fortunately, our 200 night trial period gives you plenty of time to test our mattress. Relax and enjoy!
It takes 6 to 8 weeks for your body to fully adapt to a new mattress.
Just like a new pair of shoes, your mattress and body need a little time to adjust. We suggest that you wait until your body has had the full opportunity to experience the wonderful benefits provided by the Emma mattress.
2. Air out your mattress
When you unroll your mattress, you may notice a slight smell of "new". This is perfectly normal. Air it out in a well-ventilated room for a few hours. Washing the cover accelerates odor removal by clearing trapped scents. You can dilute a few small drops of your favorite essential oil in water and spray the solution onto the foam (not the cover!
3. Rotate your mattress
Rotate your Emma mattress monthly for the first six months to prevent body impressions, then switch to every three months. Make sure the white side of the cover is always facing up. (Note: Handles are for adjusting the mattress to the bed frame, not moving it.)
Slatted bases prevent heat from building up and help air to circulate under the mattress. We also suggest using bed linen made from natural fibers such as cotton to maximise the cooling effect.
6. Care for your mattress
Take care of your Emma mattress to maintain its' longevity. The upper part of the cover is machine washable up to 60° and 40° for the lower section.
7. Lastly, protect your mattress!
For prolonged happy and healthy sleep, use our mattress protector. It wraps around your mattress for a waterproof and irritation-free sleep.
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