Mattress

It just says nectar mattress king. I checked under my bed for something and noticed everything sparkling under there… it was a nightmare. I’m sure I could have pushed for some paid cleaning possibly.. but they handled it quickly

It’s not normal to have fiberglass fibers floating around your home. Your post inspired me to fall down quite a rabbit hole yesterday (I’m off work and bored, whatever). Nectar is in a bunch of hot water and pending class action lawsuits over fiberglass in their mattresses along with a handful of ot

Huge scandal with the nectar mattresses as they had a fiberglass layer directly under the outer zip layer of the mattress with no indication that it was there. Thousands of people including myself took the outer layer off to wash before noticing billions of fiberglass fibers coating the room afterwa

Nectar is in potential legal trouble for this issue, so we’re quite sure that’s where it came from. One of their mattress lines, the Premier line, was recalled in 2022, for failing to meet federal flammability standards. The fiberglass containing layer is the fire retardant layer, but the majority o

Nectar is unfortunately filled with fiberglass. I have one too and I'm so worried about it. I'm getting a new mattress soon and it won't be from Nectar.

First if all it's nectar. Even if it was made last night, it is still a low quality foam/hybrid mattress. It already has a relatively short lifespan anyway. If you are getting a price that is 1/3 of the normal sale price ir less, you bought a disposable mattress that you can simply throw away after

You need to contact nectar and see if your mattress was recalled because from what I see they were using fiberglass before 2021

I had this same thing happen earlier this year with a nectar mattress from around 2020. I hadn’t even taken off the cover, I was just using my phone flashlight to grab something that rolled under the bed and noticed that everything was sparkly. I wish you luck in getting everything cleaned up, you s

Ok let's dive into this bc it's one of my weird anxiety points that I learned way too much about lol. Fiberglass is used in mattresses to meet 6 CFR 1632 and 1633 flammability standards. Basically it's a VERY cheap way to make sure your mattress won't burn uncontrollably if ignited by something like

The Helix Luxe and helix Elite series are good quality mattresses. They are made in the USA and the company produces their own foams and coils. The luxe (mid tier) uses a 4lb density foam which is solid. You can also choose between very specific firmness feels. The Elite gets you 7lb density foam, m