Did you know - Most
people are NOT allergic to wool?
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Organic EcoWool
Moisture Resistant Pad
(Puddle Pad)
Pure Rest Product
Our organic EcoWool
Moisture Resistant Pad (puddle pad)
is carded and certified organic during this processing by Oregon Tilth. It
is then felted at a west coast felting mill. USA wool is not quite as soft
as our Merino O-Wool™
moisture resistant pads, but the price is a bit better and you will most
likely use a sheet on top of this pad anyway. Organic cotton straps.
Oversized to allow for shrinkage when washed.
Occasional machine washing on delicate is okay if needed. Airing is even better to retain the natural lanolin. Keep in mind our wool pads do not need constant washing because wool does not harbor bacteria or mold.
Associated Items:
Organic Mattresses and Box Springs
Organic Mattress Pads and Toppers
Protect your mattress. Wool naturally repels wetness, dust mites, mold, and
is a natural flame retardant.
Wool is the most complex, breathable fiber on earth. Wool responds to your
body temperature by not overheating you.
Wool wicks away moisture from you while
helping to regulate body temperature and heart rate.
What is O-Wool?
The O-Wool™
mark represents the highest standard available for certified organic wool
products. O-Wool™ sets the industry standard by distinguishing itself from
other products made with wool and organic wool. O-Wool™ yarns and fabrics
are made only using wool certified by US Department of
Agriculture-accredited organic certification agencies. In addition, the
products are processed using the most sustainable methods commercially
available.
No pesticides, no formaldehyde, no fire-retardants used! All natural wool.
Shipping - please allow up to 5 business days for shipping.
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Straps |
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Twin |
$110.00 | |
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Twin XL |
$116.00 | |
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Full |
$152.00 | |
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Queen |
$168.00 | |
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King |
$222.00 | |
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California King |
$222.00 | |
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Did you know that most people are NOT allergic to wool? They are actually having a painful response to the course prickly fibers. Some people are more sensitive to this than others. Why are wool fibers so course? It's because of the carbonizing required to remove excess vegetable matter from the wool. It makes the wool fibers weak and then they split, becoming prickly. Also the shorter the fibers are, the better the chance of prickle because there are more fiber ends per unit of fabric. The wool used in our products does NOT go through the carbonizing process. Only wool that is free from prickly vegetable matter is used so that no carbonizing is required. The fibers used in our products are never short! This results in a much softer wool that does not cause prickle.