Tempurpedic vs. Latex, DIY and Other High-End options
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I replaced my old innerspring mattress with a Simmons last year, but have found in the last year that the new mattress bothers my back. I now have trouble sleeping through the night, which I never experienced before (and I continue not to have any pain during the day). After several trips to various mattress stores, I discovered that I liked the firmer Tempurpedic mattresses (with the HD-Tempur foam) better than innerspring and air mattresses. But I have two concerns: (1) Reports -- on this site and elsewhere -- are mixed about the durability of Tempurpedics. Some people report sagging and indentations (though not the 3/4-inch needed to trigger the warranty); others don't. Does anyone have a view on or experience with this? (2) I have not looked much at latex mattresses, but there seems to be tremendous interest in them on this site. There is also a lot of discussion of do-it-yourself mattress building, which seems like a recipe for disaster given my very limited knowledge. But before I spring for the Tempurpedic, are there any obvious drawbacks to Tempurpedic versus other high-end or high-energy options? Thanks so much in advance for any help. I truly appreciate it. Jeff |
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Re: Tempurpedic vs. Latex, DIY and Other High-End options eagle2
(Oct 6, 2009 6:11 PM) -
Re: Tempurpedic vs. Latex, DIY and Other High-End options KimberlyH
(Oct 6, 2009 7:37 PM) -
Re: Tempurpedic vs. Latex, DIY and Other High-End options Jeff
(Oct 6, 2009 9:45 PM) -
Re: Tempurpedic vs. Latex, DIY and Other High-End options eagle2
(Oct 6, 2009 10:06 PM) -
Re: Tempurpedic vs. Latex, DIY and Other High-End options KimberlyH
(Oct 7, 2009 1:23 AM) -
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Re: Tempurpedic vs. Latex, DIY and Other High-End options DeeAgeaux
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