Mattress RX for Relationships and Happiness
Americans surveyed revealed that a newer mattress not only improved their sleep, but improved their relationships, their productivity and their overall health.
Light up the night
Those surveyed said that a new mattress improved their relationships with their significant others because it resulted in:
- Feeling more rested and cordial to each other during the day (52%)
- Less tossing and turning by their significant other – leading to fewer disturbances and annoyances during the night (40%)
- Encouragement to spend more time in bed with partner (27%)
- Improvement in their sex life (26%)
Mattress age tied to satisfaction
The age of a mattress directly impacts how happy people are with it.
- Survey respondents who have had their mattress for 10 years or longer were more than twice as likely to criticize their sleep surface as “uncomfortable”
- Consumers with newer mattresses were more likely to comment their mattress was “excellent”
- An overwhelming 48% of consumers are unhappy with their mattresses:
- 35% say their mattress is “average and nothing special”
- 9% call theirs “bad and uncomfortable”
- A majority (51%) of Americans praise their mattress as “excellent” and report that they “get a great night’s sleep”
Americans benefit from newer mattresses
A new mattress can do wonders for you. People sleeping on a new mattress report:
- Increased productivity during the day (23%)
- Better health (21%)
- Less stress (18%)
Sleep soundly
Want to stop tossing and turning? Get a new mattress.
- Nearly six in 10 adults (59%) agree that their sleep would improve when sleeping on a new mattress
According to research from Oklahoma State University, a new mattress provides sleepers with significant improvements, including:
- 70.8% improvement in sleep comfort
- 62% improvement in sleep quality
