Common Questions about Grounding
What is earthing and how does it work?
Grounding, or earthing, means connecting to the earth contact of a wall socket. Our products do that through a cord with a built-in ≈91 kΩ ±1% current-limiting safety resistor — only the earth contact, never the live or neutral contacts. We won't promise what it will do for you.
Is it safe to plug a grounding product into a wall socket?
Grounding products connect only to the earth contact of your wall socket — never to the live or neutral contacts, which carry electricity. Every cord has a built-in ≈91 kΩ ±1% current-limiting safety resistor.
Does skin contact affect how grounding works?
Direct skin contact gives the most reliable connection. A thin natural layer such as cotton still conducts; a thick or synthetic one does not.
How do I know my outlet has a working earth connection?
Use a simple socket tester (we stock them in our range) — it plugs directly into your outlet and uses a row of indicator lights to confirm whether the Live, Neutral, and Earth connections are all present and correctly wired. A proper earth connection is required for indoor grounding products to work.
How long does it take to notice a difference from grounding?
People choose grounding bedding for their own reasons. Ask ten people why, and you'll hear ten answers. We won't promise what it will do for you.