Is Joma Wool Organic?
| From what I've read, it is not. If it is not, do you know if it's treated with any toxic chemicals? I am looking for the purest and cleanest mattress possible. If I'm going to spend $2000 for a mattress, I want to make sure it's nearly perfect. I don't understand why a company would use all organic materials except for the wool batting. I also don't understand why many companies aren't upfront about the specs of their products on their websites. |
Re: Is Joma Wool Organic?
| If it were organic believe me it would be all over the marketing information. You are very correct in your idea about how it is treated and washed, many times people only focus on the FR (which is very important) but there should also be evaluation on how it is treated. Safe bet is to stick with certified organic or ECO-Wool poducts. |
Re: Is Joma Wool Organic?
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TOBNC wrote: If it were organic believe me it would be all over the marketing information. You are very correct in your idea about how it is treated and washed, many times people only focus on the FR (which is very important) but there should also be evaluation on how it is treated. Safe bet is to stick with certified organic or ECO-Wool poducts.
http://www.care2.com/greenliving/how-toxic-is-your-couch.html
Please also note that Congress is attempting to address the problem, and the Safe Chemicals act looks worthy of our support.
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Re: Is Joma Wool Organic?
| I'd say the joma wool variety would be the best mattress topper for what you're after, not sure any other would match up. |