Home The $15 Anti-Slip Hack That Keeps Mattress Toppers and Couch Cushions in Place No more re-adjusting your cushions or mattress topper every five minutes. By Nina Huang Nina Huang Nina Huang is a lifestyle writer focusing on beauty, fashion, entertainment, home, and food. You'll find her work on People, InStyle, Real Simple, Entertainment Weekly, Travel + Leisure, Food & Wine, and other Meredith publications. Real Simple's Editorial Guidelines Published on May 14, 2021 05:29PM EDT Share Tweet Pin Email We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Learn more. Photo: amazon.com If you have a sofa or a mattress that doesn't feel comfortable enough, the easiest way to add an extra layer of plushness would be to slide on a mattress topper, a supportive seat cushion, or another memory foam pad. The downside, of course, is that you'll risk it slipping around so much, you might get up from a completely different side of the bed or the couch than when you sat down. Thankfully, you won't have to keep readjusting these extra cushions every five minutes—Amazon shoppers have discovered a trick to preventing cushion slippage, and it costs as little as $15. By using a slip-resistant mat, specifically Gorilla Grip's anti-slip gripper pad, Amazon reviewers say they've been able to hold down their topper or couch cushion so well, it made them ″love their couch again.″ The pad currently has more than 7,600 ratings and comes in multiple sizes to fit everything from a twin bed and an armchair to a futon and a California king bed. amazon.com To buy: From $15; amazon.com. To use the Gorilla grip pad, all you have to do is place it between your mattress topper and your bed (or couch cushion and couch frame) and the slip-resistant material on the pad will hold onto the cushion to keep it in place. Although the Gorilla Grip pad comes in various sizes, you can also easily cut it into the shape you need, making it a versatile tool to hold down other items in the house you don't want to slide around—like that porcelain vase or your favorite decorative candle on your nightstand. The 9 Best Futons for Guests and Mid-Day Naps Reviewers who have a slippery mattress topper said this gripper pad was one of the best purchases they've made. "I have a memory foam topper for my mattress, and I must be an Olympic-level sleeper, because that thing would move at least 6 inches every night," one wrote. "I had to pull it back onto my bed each morning. Enter this product… My topper has slid exactly 1 inch in a week! Best sleep I've had in months. My pillows aren't sliding down behind the topper, my bed doesn't look like a waterfall, and I can safely say this is one of the best purchases I should have made ages ago." Another said it saved them "thousands" by avoiding the need to buy a completely new sofa. "Solved an issue I've had for years with my sectional," the shopper wrote. "The chaise lounge type section is separated into two cushions and the lower half was sliding out terribly whenever we laid on it… I was considering buying a new sectional (a waste because ours is only a few years old). When I saw this product I didn't have much hope, but since it was only a couple bucks I bought it. It's life-changing! Works perfectly and fixed the issue entirely." If you want to get a grip on your mattress topper or cushion, grab these pads at Amazon below. Gorilla Grip Original Slip-Resistant Couch Cushion Gripper Pad amazon.com Buy Now To buy: $23; amazon.com. Gorilla Grip Original Slip-Resistant Armchair Cushion Gripper Pads amazon.com Buy Now To buy: $15; amazon.com. Gorilla Grip Original Slip-Resistant Futon Gripper Pad amazon.com Buy Now To buy: $26; amazon.com. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit More Must-Shop Products Nordstrom Has a Section of Vacation Accessories, and You Don’t Want to Miss These 12 Finds 12 Stylish Easter Decor Must-Haves to Brighten Up Your Home This Spring—All Under $30 The ‘90s Clog Trend Is Back—And TikTok Is Freaking Out About This $40 Pair from Target