A Dad's Journey to a Fiberglass-Free Bed for his Daughter
John Snow
Silk & Snow is a popular brand that sells mattresses in both The United States and Canada. Because of Silk & Snow’s Canadian origin, many people assume its mattresses are fiberglass-free. I decided to look into the matter to be certain. Researching Silk & Snow Fiberglass Silk & Snow’s website doesn’t state anything about its … Read more
Tuft & Needle was one of the big mattress brands making lots of sales when fiberglass in mattresses started getting new coverage. I decided to check in on Tuft & Needle’s use of fiberglass pretty early on because of its popularity. Initial Tuft & Needle Fiberglass Inquiry There was not any readily available fiberglass information … Read more
Layla Sleep is a pretty popular brand that sells many Layla mattresses on its website, in brick-and-mortar stores, as well as online through retailers like Walmart. Being hopeful to market Layla as a seller of safe and affordable mattresses, I got in touch with them regarding fiberglass in mid 2022. Investigating Fiberglass in Layla Mattresses … Read more
Lucid sells mattress on its website and through online retailers like Amazon, Wayfair, and Walmart. It is the sister company of Linenspa, under their parent company Malouf. I decided to look into Lucid’s possible fiberglass use very early in my quest to find a healthy and safe mattress for my daughter’s first “big girl bed”. … Read more
Linenspa is a very popular seller of mattresses and sleep accessories, both on its own website and online retailers like Wayfair, Walmart, and Amazon. Because of this, Linenspa was one of the first mattress brands I looked into back in 2019 when fiberglass mattress dangers first started gaining coverage in mainstream and social media. Asking … Read more
Leesa is a fairly large brand that’s been selling mattresses since 2015. It’s part of Brooklyn Bedding’s “3z Brands” of mattress lines, some of which also used fiberglass in the past. In mid 2022 a few people asked me about fiberglass in Leesa mattresses, so I decided to check in on Leesa’s mattress materials. Asking … Read more
Milton Sleep Co, a brand by Dormae Sleep Products, has been selling direct-to-consumer mattresses since 2021. Since Dormae Sleep and Milton Sleep Co has connections to Serta, I decided to look into its potential use of fiberglass. Asking Milton Sleep Co About Fiberglass I contacted Milton Sleep through its website contact form to ask about … Read more
Signature Designs is a mattress line by Ashley Furniture that was selling many Chime model mattresses on Amazon in 2019 and 2020. However, when another big mattress seller got attention for its products leaking fiberglass, I decided to look into Signature Designs Chime mattresses. Contacting Signature Designs about Fiberglass Back in September 2019 I used … Read more
Olee Sleep has been selling mattress online from its website for years, as well as other online retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Wayfair. Because of this, I decided to look into Olee Sleep’s possible use of fiberglass in its mattress construction. Contacting Olee Sleep about Fiberglass At the time, I could not find anything on Olee … Read more
Signature Sleep was selling tons of mattresses on Amazon back when I first start looking into hidden fiberglass in mattresses. Therefore, it was one of the first brands I contacted about fiberglass. Contacting Signature Sleep About Fiberglass Back in 2019, most mattress sellers weren’t addressing their flame barrier materials on their websites. The reason for … Read more
Inofia mattresses are a common suggestion on the web when it comes to buying an economy bed. I decided to question Inofia about fiberglass, since there was nothing on its website that mentioned it. Asking Inofia About Fiberglass I contacted Inofia via email and asked it this question: “Do any of your brands of memory … Read more
Back in 2022 I asked Classic Brands about fiberglass because they were often recommended as a cheap mattress options. Asking Classic Brands About Fiberglass I contacted Classic Brands and asked this question: “Do any of your memory foam or latex mattresses contain Fiberglass (glass fibers, woven or non-woven), Modacrylic, Polyester, Rayon, or Silica in the … Read more