Many people - maybe you too - always ask themselves whether they sweat more on an airbed than on a normal mattress. However, this question is very difficult to answer because everyone sweats differently.
A base is important because otherwise the sweat can get into cracks and seams and mould can form.
Basically, it can be said that PVC, latex or velvet-covered surfaces can absorb sweat. For people who sweat a lot, an air bed is therefore not so suitable. They should choose a normal bed with a mattress.
For people with normal perspiration, a pad, for example made of molton, or a fitted sheet made of cotton should be pulled over the airbed. You can already find these in many supermarkets and of course online. More expensive models usually consist of an air-sprung sleeping system. Here, the air core is surrounded by a cover made of cold or visco foam. These covers can simply be put in the washing machine.