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mattress pad?

mr.loverman

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i'm in college and am in need of an extremely comfortable mattress pad. if i don't get a good night's sleep i am simply miserable. too often this is the case due to the late night noise and the hard prison mattresses in the dorms.

could anyone recommend a great mattress pad?

thanks
 

GQgeek

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I don't think many of us sleep on single beds anymore!
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Just go to whatever your local linen's store is and buy a featherbed. That way you can try them out first.
 

Joffrey

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If you have an ikea nearby, you can find matress pads for $19-$99. Like GQ said most other linen's stores (linen n' things, Bed Bath & Beyond) and department stores (Target, Macys) will have pads.
 

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