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Where do you spend the most amount of time in your house? Unless you work from a home office, the answer is probably your bed. You need a good night's rest to restore your body's energy levels, and if your mattress isn't helping you achieve a quality sleep, your whole life can suffer. However, most people struggle to tell exactly when they need to invest in a new one.

One of the easiest-to-identify signs it's time for an upgrade is physical pain. Mattresses are designed to support your body and keep your spine aligned as you sleep, but when they start to wear down, they're unable to maintain that function. This situation often leads to isolated or widespread pain. Whether the discomfort is most prominent in your neck, back, or shoulders, if updating your pillow doesn't provide improvement, consistent pain is a surefire sign you need a new mattress.

MattressAge should also be a factor in your decision to buy a new mattress. A good rule of thumb is to replace a mattress every 10 years, even if you're not positive it's time for a switch. Your body changes with age, so the style and level of firmness that worked for your body a decade ago won't necessarily be right for you today. Often, people assume occasional aches are a result of their age; however, it could be due to a worn-out mattress.

Another sign it's time to upgrade is an uneven surface. As mattresses start to lose their support after a few years, the padding can begin to sag. If you notice that gravity pulls you to a specific spot in your bed or your mattress sinks in certain areas, you should consider updating.

 

When it's time to update your mattress, turn to Sleep Central in Minocqua, WI, for high-quality options at affordable prices. Since 1996, the company has built a reputation for their exceptional product line and unbeatable in-store offerings that are sure to meet your budget and aesthetic tastes. They’ll even deliver your new mattress right to your front door and remove your old one. Learn more about their brand selection online or by calling (715) 356-3488.

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