- Is this futon comfortable for side sleepers?
- It is firm, with little give. Side sleepers often need a softer topper or a different mattress, while back and stomach sleepers tend to find it supportive.
- How often should I air it?
- Airing it in sunlight once or twice a week keeps the cotton dry and reduces odors. In humid weather, air it more often.
- Can I put it on a bed frame?
- It is designed for the floor or a tatami mat. On a slatted frame it can work, but a solid base or tatami gives the firmest, most even support.
- Does it come with a cover?
- The futon comes with an Asanoha indigo cover. Check the listing for whether a separate fitted sheet or additional cover is included.
- How do I clean it?
- The cover is removable and washable. The cotton body should not be machine washed; spot clean it and air it in the sun instead.
- Which size should I choose?
- Sizes run from 150 x 200 cm to 190 x 200 cm. A single sleeper is fine on the narrower sizes, while couples should choose the wider ones.
- Where is the Rice Cotton Traditional Japanese Futon Wabuton cheapest?
- At Japan Objects Store, for $1,041.26, as of our latest check.