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New research by a charitable organisation found that 12 million people in Britain are affected by allergies induced by their own house, with mattresses and beds being the biggest culprit due to house dust mite collected within the material.

Allergy UK found that a lot of people have some level of allergy to dust mites, pets, mould and cleaning goods, and these allergies are heightened in the through winter due to people using central heating. 59% of people that are afflicted by allergies say that the conditions are a whole lot worse in the bedroom, as the warmth often provides a condition perfectly suited for dust mites to breed. The typical bed may be home to two million dust mites, and the average pillow doubles in weight over a six month period as a result of dust mite faeces, showing the importance of on a regular basis cleaning and changing your bedding and the bed itself.

Homeowners that want to replace the beds in their home have numerous alternatives offered to them to, so it’s vital to fully research what sort of mattresses, beds and bed frames you want in your house, specifically if you are prone to allergies.

Experts suggest that you ought to make positive changes to single mattresses and double mattresses a minimum of every 8 – 10 years, whereas presently 13% the public have had their current mattress for 11 years or more. Individuals who have problems with allergies should think about purchasing allergy protectors for their homes or buying items for example memory foam mattresses which are less likely to experience allergy issues – however, because memory foam mattresses keep heat much better than traditional mattresses some people with skin allergies will find that they may have a reaction, so it is important to spend time investigating into the most suitable mattresses for your preferences.

Whilst changing their mattresses, lots of people decide to replace the double and single beds around their residence. New trends mean that there are a wide range of cheap beds accessible which suit any style of home, so whether you’re looking for traditional wooden beds, stylish leather beds or affordable metal beds, you can get one that properly suits your home.

More traditionally furnished homes often choose wooden beds for an antique looking design, and with both double and single beds available these could be useful for the master suite, children’s bedrooms or guest rooms. Wooden beds have been developed over the last few years and there are options available such as sleigh beds, four poster beds and frames with storage drawers which have a look of divan beds, so you can find the best one to flawlessly match your décor.

A modern bedroom will generally be more suited to a bed made out of a more contemporary material, for example metal beds or leather beds. Metal beds come in a number of designs, from elegantly and stylish constructed frames showcasing lavish work, to more practical and cost-effective designs. In comparison, leather beds usually only can be found in a few different styles but are accessible in colours such as black, brown, white and even red and pink. The wonderful choice accessible with the different materials, styles and colours in modern beds mean that everyone can now afford to have the ideal bed to stop problems with allergies and ensure they get a perfect night’s sleep!