Your Bed,
Connected
to the Earth
Your Bed,
Connected
to the Earth
A grounding sheet for your own bed. Made from 90% cotton and 10% silver fibre, with a cord that connects to the earth outside your home.
60-Day Return Policy
Contact With the Ground
For most of human history, people were in touch with the ground. Bare feet on soil, sand and grass, every single day.
Now there are rubber soles, upper floors and beds that sit well clear of the earth.
A grounding sheet is a way of having that contact indoors. Nothing to remember and nothing to switch on. It stays on the bed like any other sheet.
An Old Idea,
Brought Into Your Bed.
01
Think of Grass Under Your Feet
Bare skin on grass, sand or soil. Direct contact with the ground, the way people have always had it.
02
How We Live Now
Rubber soles, concrete floors and beds raised off the ground. Day to day, there's not much direct contact with the earth.
03
You Just Go to Bed
No routine to follow and nothing to switch on. The sheet goes on your bed and stays connected while you sleep.
04
Silver Fibres in the Cotton
Thin silver fibres run through the cotton. They connect to the cord, and the cord connects to the earth outside your home.
The Same Earth Your House Already Uses
Your House Is Already Earthed
Somewhere outside your home, a metal stake runs down into the soil. Your wiring connects to it. It's there so stray electricity always has a safe path back into the earth. Most Australian homes have one, though some older houses still have unearthed power points.
The Bottom Slot Is the One That Matters
Have a look at any power point in the house. The two angled slots on top carry the power. The straight slot underneath is the earth, and it leads to that same stake in the soil outside.
Your grounding cord only ever connects to that bottom slot. No power runs through it, and the connection is there whether the switch is on or off. The sheet is simply connected to the earth outside, the same way the rest of your house is.
Skin Conducts Electricity
Skin conducts. It's why a static shock jumps from your finger to a door handle after you've walked across a carpet.
Anything that conducts can hold a static charge. Connect it to something earthed and that charge has somewhere to go. Stand barefoot on wet grass and the same thing happens on its own.
A grounding sheet uses that principle indoors. That's all it is.
Where the Idea Comes From
Grounding isn't a new idea. For thousands of years people slept on the ground, walked barefoot and worked in the soil. Contact with the earth was just part of the day.
Then came rubber soles, timber floors and beds raised off the ground. Indoors, that direct contact with the earth doesn't really happen.
A grounding sheet is a way of having that contact in the house. What you make of it is up to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Grounding means being in direct contact with the earth, the way you are when you walk barefoot on grass or sand. Indoors there's rubber, flooring and a bed frame in between, so that contact doesn't really happen. A grounding sheet connects to the same earth your house is already connected to.
No. The cord only ever plugs into the earth slot at the bottom of your power point, never into the two angled slots above it that carry the power. There's no current, no battery and nothing to switch on. The sheet is simply connected to the earth outside your home, the same way the rest of your wiring already is.
It goes on top of your mattress topper or fitted sheet, so it sits between you and the bedding underneath. Lay it across the bed, click the cord onto the snap connector at the edge, and plug the other end into your power point.
The sheet needs an earthed power point, which is the standard three-slot type with two angled slots above a straight one. Nearly all Australian homes have these, but some older properties still have unearthed wiring. If that's the case in your bedroom, the sheet won't have anything to connect to, so it's worth checking before you order.
Three slots usually means it's earthed, but not always, since a power point can be replaced without the earth actually being connected. A simple socket tester from any hardware store will tell you in a second, and a licensed electrician can confirm it for you.
Yes. Unplug the cord first, then wash it with the rest of your bedding on a gentle cycle at 40°C. No bleach and no fabric softener, as both can coat the silver fibre and reduce how well it conducts.
Orders arrive within 6 to 11 business days in total, including the time it takes us to pack and dispatch your order. You'll get tracking as soon as it ships.
You have 60 days from the day your order is delivered to request a return. Open the box, take a look, and if it isn't for you, pack it back up and send it back. The item needs to be unused and in its original packaging, and return postage is at the customer's cost. Full details are in our Refund Policy.
It's a bedding product for home use by adults, and it isn't a medical device. It isn't meant to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent anything. If you're pregnant, have a medical condition, use an implanted electronic device such as a pacemaker, or take prescribed medication, have a word with your doctor first. If anything doesn't feel right, stop using it.