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Hyde & Sleep Citrine Memory Foam Luxe Air Mattress
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Specifications: Premium memory foam mattress Choose from medium or firm, or split tension medium/firm Resilient Aurora® Foam provides luxurious comfort and advanced air flow With a soft-touch, breathable knitted cover Handmade in the UK Single-sided Comes with our 100-Night Comfort Guarantee Rest easy with a 5-year guarantee The Hyde & Sleep Citrine Air Memory Foam mattress combines unique zoned support with memory foam to ensure you'll get a deep and peaceful sleep. With a combination of pressure relieving memory foam and four layers of support, the Hyde & Sleep Citrine Air mattress adapts to and support the contours of your body, offering tailored support and comfort throughout the night. In addition, it's available in a split tension upgrade so two co-sleepers can both enjoy their preferred comfort level. The top layer is high resilience Aurora® Foam for superior support and durability, with open cell technology that allows more airflow than memory foam. The middle is a luxury layer of memory foam that eases pressure on sensitive areas, with another layer of deluxe memory foam in a 5-zone design for targeted support and even more airflow. The bottom layer is a high-density foam base housing ventilation channels to keep you cool and comfortable. This Hyde & Sleep is a Single-sided mattress and so does not require turning; however, we recommend you rotate the mattress from head to toe regularly for the first three months, then just once a month. Our exclusive range of Hyde & Sleep mattresses have been specially designed to keep you cool and comfortable. Looking for more information on how to care for your Hyde & Sleep mattress, take a look at our guide. Mattress Size Guide
Frequently asked questions on Mattresses
A mattress usually lasts around 6–8 years, depending on the type, quality and how well it is cared for. You should replace yours sooner if it feels unsupportive, visibly worn, damaged or sagging.
Signs your mattress may need replacing include sinking, sagging, visible wear and tear, stains or odours, worsening allergy symptoms, sore muscles when you wake up, or struggling to get comfortable during sleep.
It’s recommended to clean your mattress around every six months, or more often if you suffer from allergies, have pets, or your mattress is exposed to dirt, spills or stains.
For small stains, spot-clean the area with a small amount of suitable cleaning solution on a clean cloth, then blot rather than soak the mattress. For a fresher mattress, dry baking soda can be sprinkled over the surface, left for a few hours, then removed
A divan bed is a bed made with a matching base and mattress designed to fit perfectly together. Divan bases often include built-in drawer storage, offering easy-access space without needing to lift the mattress.
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