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Polyurethane foams adapt to and support the body. This is why we feel
better for longer and experience less fatigue if chairs and beds use polyurethane
foams. When asleep the human body loses water through perspiration. Combined
with heat, this can stimulate micro-organisms to grow. Polyurethane foams
help prevent such problems because their open cellular structure allows
good absorption of humidity, ventilation and heat transfer. For this reason,
hospitals recommend polyurethane mattresses.
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