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Bio Sleep Concept is proud to use Eco Wool from the Woolgatherer Carding Mill in our products. Established in 1999 the Woolgatherer Carding Mill has a deep and rich history in the American carding mill industry. Since they first opened the Woolgatherer Carding Mill has never compromised on quality or cut corners. The Woolgatherer Carding Mill’s commit to their wool products starts from the feed their sheep are raised with and continues to finished products made by other businesses like Bio Sleep Concept. The Woolgatherer Carding Mill is committed to not only high-quality products but being good stewards and protectors of the environment as well. To this end the Woolgatherer Carding Mill maintains the following purity commitment and certifications: |
Supporting our customers with a pro-active philosophy towards ensuring only pure and natural products are brought to market. Woolgatherer Carding Mill takes the extra step by testing all of our products through the nations leading Toxicology Laboratories for animals on a semi-annual basis. This tests for any pesticide, herbicide and heavy metals such as arsenic. We also successfully tested for NO harmful or toxic molds using a independent third party company. Test results are made available to all customers on request. – Woolgatherer Carding Mill
Benefits of high-quality Wool:
Before written history humankind was using wool to make life more comfortable. For many years scientists have tried to make a synthetic product with all of the qualities of wool and they have yet to succeed. The simple truth is, nothing compares with the comfort, resilience, wear-ability, versatility, and health benefits of pure natural wool. Wool is a:
- Natural Flame Retardant extinguishing itself when touched to a flame.
- Hypoallergenic, perfect for people sensitive to chemically produced synthetics.
- Natural Dust Mite Repellent. Wool evaporates moisture quickly and is inhospitable to dust mites. This is good news for children and adults with allergies and asthma.
- Supporting and Soothing Material. Those who suffer from fibromyalgia, arthritis and rheumatism find that wool supports them with cushioned softness. Wool’s springiness relieves pressure points and muscle aches, which is why hospitals have used wool to enhance their patient’s comfort for years.
- Temperature Controlling Material. Wool is warm in cool weather, cool when it’s warm. Its fibers form pockets of air which insulate you naturally. You’ll stay dry with wool and won’t feel damp or chilled because wool wicks moisture away from your body.