Sleep Element Mattress, Queen

We really like this mattress so far. Been using it for a month. It’s an economical choice that’s comfortable. Firm enough to not sink in too far, yet not too hard for our 50 year old bodies.

This is a very high-quality mattress that holds its shape well. It's slightly too firm for me, but I just added a soft topper and that solved the issue.

I put this in the guest room and now I can't get people to leave! This bed is very comfortable, yet firm enough to avoid that sinking feeling I found with other foam mattresses.

Had this mattress for about a year without issue. It was decent to sleep on, nothing super fantastic, but definitely not painful or uncomfortable. Then I spilled some soda on the bed, so I unzipped the mattress cover to throw it in the washing machine. What was supposed to be a convenient benefit of this mattress turned out to be my worst nightmare. There's a fiberglass layer used as a fire retardant just underneath. It's supposed to be kept safe from spilling out in a "fire sock" but over time this can apparently wear out and the fiberglass will break apart inside the mattress cover. These shards are very small and if you don't have a light pointed at them, very easily missed. By the time I realized, I was already going to put the now "clean" mattress cover back on after pulling it out of the dryer. Fiberglass in my washer and dryer, all over my bedframe, the walls, the floors, my clothes, curtains, pictures, carpet, everything you can imagine, I found fiberglass there. It's in the air and been circulating around my house. I've gone through hell for a week trying to clean it up, breathing this stuff in, had to buy special equipment and I'm still struggling to get it all. NOWHERE is fiberglass mentioned in the description on Amazon for this mattress, and the manufacturer doesn't just go out of their way to give up this information when asked. Google search Casper mattress and fiberglass, I'm not the first person this has happened to, and won't be the last. Can it be okay as long as you don't take the cover off? Maybe, but do you really want to risk it? There's probably going to be a class-action lawsuit over this, run away! Get something without toxic materials if you can, I'm switching to a Nolah mattress myself.

I have had this bed for 2 years and some change now, and it always feels good to come gome feom work and lay on it. Im moving so unfortunately it cant come with me to the new place, but it was great while i had it.