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It’s so important for our children to have things like organic bedding and mattresses. They really do make a big difference since kids are so sensitive to the chemicals. They are very affordable these days too. And don’t just get them for your kids, do it for yourself as well.
I didn’t know that bed bath and beyond sold organic stuff! 300 thread count is nice too.
Peggy, they have a growing line of organic items. I’m pleased with the number of businesses that are getting on board with the organics.
The problem with allergies is that there can be so many causes in a home and sometimes the problem can be mold but you can control that mold a natural way. We had a mold problem that was causing allergic reactions for our family and we discovered an all natural product made of tea tree oil gel. You can find it at http://www.teatreeoilgel.com.
I would like to share that Allergy Luxe Organic bedding not only give you pesticide-free peace of mind, they also protect you from allergens like dust mites and pet dander.
Hi! I was wondering how warm the allergyluxe comforter is? I have no allergies, but am looking for a warm comforter and found that I LOVE the zipper cover on the allergyluxe when I was at bed bath and beyond. It’s not real down, but I tested it and it seems pretty warm but it is not winter yet so I can’t tell. Do you think this might hold up to Northeast weathers also? Thanks and have a great day!
I find their comforter to be very warm and I know in Chicago weather during the winters it is great!
We bought the Allergy Luxe from bed bath and beyond and Coyuchi organic bedding from EdenHome.com. Both did a great job for my skin allergies, the Coyuchi is a lot softer, but the Allergy Luxe was so much less expensive I’m not sure if I’d shell out the big bucks to buy Coyuchi again.