Frequently Asked Questions

In the hi-tech world of space-age memory foam and cutting edge innovations, it is impossible to cover every aspect of the Tempflow™ memory foam mattress. Here is a list of the most commonly asked questions and concerns about the Tempflow™ memory foam mattress.

Does the Tempflow™ really sleep cooler than other memory foam mattresses?
Yes! The patented Airflow Transfer System has been implemented in order to channel your own body's heat away from you, while allowing cooler air to flow through the the top layer for a cooling effect.  Other mattresses may claim to have ventilation on the surface, but with no airflow channels underneath, there can be no open circulation effect.  Other mattresses clam to have airflow underneath the memory foam, but it is a well known fact that good quality, high density memory foam does not breath well. 

Is the Tempflow™ similar to the Tempur-Pedic® Mattress?
The Tempflow™ mattress uses a technology that makes it feel very similar to the Tempur-Pedic® mattress feel, only with a bit more pressure sensitivity on the top-layer for a quicker responding feel.  Of course, we also offer the patented  Tempflow™ airflow technology to allow your body heat to ventilate out of the mattress, while cooler air can flow through the layers. Space Daily, an independent online space publication headquartered in Sydney, Australia, evaluated the Tempflow model that feels like our current Selene model and put it next to a Deluxe bed by Tempur-Pedic® for a side by side comparison.  For more information on their evaluation, please go to the Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison article on SpaceDaily's site.

Can you feel the pincore holes when you lay on the Tempflow?
No. This is because the holes in the memory foam layer are less than a quarter of an inch in diameter, and evenly spaced. The feel of the mattress is smooth, silky, and supportive.

Will My Mattress Hold Up Over Time?

The important points to consider in determining whether a memory foam mattress will hold up over a long period of time are the following:

1.The density of the memory foam:
The Tempflow™uses 5lb. memory foam to allow for optimal mattress support and longevity.

2. The quality of the memory foam:
The Tempflow uses the highest quality, U.S.A. manufactured foam.  Some companies say that their mattresses are manufactured in the U.S., but they use cheap foam that comes from overseas places like China.  This will dramatically hurt the longevity of a mattress.

3. The effect of Perspiration on any soft surface:
Because the Tempflow patented Airflow Transfer System™ helps keep your body temperature from heating up, less heat and perspiration will occur and it will thereby help prevent the wearing down of the foam cells and/or any fiber structures such as your sheets and mattress padding.

4. The use of a mattress breathable, absorbent mattress pad:
Using a 100% cotton mattress pad will help keep the breathability of the mattress, but still offer protection to foam layers below over the years.

Will The Tempflow Mattress Hold Up as Well as a Spring Mattress:

Many people are not aware that you are not just sleeping on springs, but rather fiber and foam placed over the springs for a comfortable sleeping surface (even when the mattress is not a pillow top).  Memory foam is a much higher density than fiber and conventional bed foams used.  Specifically, our testing and 7 years in the mattress business, have  shown that our mattresses will stand the test of time.  That is why we have placed a 30-year limited warranty on the Tempflow mattress.

Will I be able to use a water-resistant cover with my Tempflow?

If your water resistant cover does not breathe well, it will prevent the circulation effect from taking place.  There are newer technologies available that may offer some breathability, while retaining water resistance, but we have not evaluated any with our mattress at this point in time, so we continue to just recommend a cotton mattress pad for our customers who want to retain the breathable nature of our mattress.

Is Memory Foam Really Non-Toxic?

The memory foam that comes out of the United States is a higher quality product, with restrictions in the types of chemicals that can be used to manufacture it.  However, some companies in the U.S. and especially overseas, still use chemicals like TDI. (toluene diisocyanate), an OSHA class 3 carcinogen in their memory foam.  Memory foam manufactured with TDI are known to release the carcinogen TDA (toluenediamine) after production due to the outgassing that occurs.  Our Biogreen™ memory foam not only avoids using any TDI, but we have had confirmation from an independent laboratory that there are no V.O.C. (Volatile Organic Compounds) released from the memory foam and that there was less than 1% of normal water vapor only released into the atmosphere!  On top of this, our BioGreen memory foam does not use any dangerous chemicals like Boric Acid, Halogen, or PBDE for fire protection, as we use a non-toxic, hypoallergenic, nylon fire socking for this purpose.

If you have a question about the Tempflow™ mattress that has not been answered on this site, please email us and we will be glad to help you.

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