4 lb. vs. 5 lb. memory foam
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I tried a foam combo at a store that makes foam mattresses today. The topper was a 4lb 3 inch memory foam and felt very good (no pressure points after laying there for about an hour). Then, when we got to the point of discussing a custom job, the owner recommended I go with the 5lb. memory foam instead of the 4lb., stating it would be more durable. When I asked if it would feel firmer than the 4 lb.I had been laying on, he was very adament that it would feel exactly the same - just be more durable, but no, he didn't have a 5lb. topper for me to try. Hmmm, I am suspicious. Anyone have any thoughts on this? DianeK |
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Re: 4 lb. vs. 5 lb. memory foam DianeK
(Feb 19, 2010 12:55 AM) -
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