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Pure Latex vs. Spring mattress
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Have you been using one? The seller in the store tried to convince me today that a high-end spring mattress is as good as a natural latex one...Originally Posted by Essentio
we've been using a Dunlopillo latex mattress for the past 5 years and i have not woken up with any aches or pains once since using it, as i regularly occasionally did on my previous spring mattresses.
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Spring mattress only for me. Just got a serta cloud 9 king size bed and love it. Ever jump into a latex bed. That will knock the wind out of you LOL
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hmmm...currently considering this decision as we speak. I am voting spring, and she is voting ...whats-that-stuff-called...memory foam...man, it's kind of popular...tempur-pedic.
still fighting this one out.
still fighting this one out.
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hmmm...currently considering this decision as we speak. I am voting spring, and she is voting ...whats-that-stuff-called...memory foam...man, it's kind of popular...tempur-pedic.Originally Posted by Thomas
still fighting this one out.
I'm a Tempur dealer, it's nice to make money but I couldn't recommend it to anyone. Luckily the stuff sells itself so I just have to take the order instead of trying to convince people to take it. That eases my conscience a bit, that and the revenue I receive from it
Tempur is definitely overpriced and hyped.
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I'm a Tempur dealer, it's nice to make money but I couldn't recommend it to anyone. Luckily the stuff sells itself so I just have to take the order instead of trying to convince people to take it. That eases my conscience a bit, that and the revenue I receive from itOriginally Posted by Roy
Tempur is definitely overpriced and hyped.
What do you think about IKEA mattresses. Are they good?
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I'm a Tempur dealer, it's nice to make money but I couldn't recommend it to anyone. Luckily the stuff sells itself so I just have to take the order instead of trying to convince people to take it. That eases my conscience a bit, that and the revenue I receive from itOriginally Posted by Roy
Tempur is definitely overpriced and hyped.
Please say more. My wife wants a memory foam as we are moving to a king size (need more space for little kids who come into our bed in the middle of the night) and I prefer a more firm mattress and am not sold on the foam. Thanks
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What do you think about IKEA mattresses. Are they good?Originally Posted by Essentio
Is Ikea even allowed to be mentioned on the style forum.
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What do you think about IKEA mattresses. Are they good?Originally Posted by Essentio
Ikea is comfortable for a couple of years, they're OK for the money but nothing special.
Please say more. My wife wants a memory foam as we are moving to a king size (need more space for little kids who come into our bed in the middle of the night) and I prefer a more firm mattress and am not sold on the foam. ThanksOriginally Posted by EL72
Rambo mentioned two important points, Tempur is incredibly warm. Also they're definitely not comfortable. But may be if you've been married for a long time that doesn't matter anymore
Basically, because it's completely a foam mattress it doesn't ventilate at all. That is why it feels so warm.
I can't **** on a tempur-pedic matress. No motion-in-the-ocean so to speak. Plus, they retain heat like a motherfucker so if you're hot when you sleep it's definitely not for you.Originally Posted by Rambo
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Ikea is comfortable for a couple of years, they're OK for the money but nothing special.Originally Posted by Roy
Thanks! Is there any web resource for rating of mattresses that you could recommend? I was offered a high-end bed from a Norwegian company called Wonderland. Have you heard about them? http://wonderland.no/index.php?lid=nl
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