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Rejuvenite pillows (Latex International) - haysdb
Sep 15, 2007 11:45 PM
Sep 15, 2007 11:45 PM
Rejuvenite is a division of Latex International. They offer 8 different pillows, all made from NuForm, which is referred to as an all-natural Talalay viscoelastic latex. They claim some temperature sensitivity, ala memory foam.
www.rejuvenite.com
www.rejuvenite.com
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Renewal
A low profile design with a luxuriously plush feel. Includes a white check velour washable cover.
This classic pillow is recommended for those who are stomach and back sleepers.
This classic pillow is recommended for those who are stomach and back sleepers.
- Restora
A high loft design and larger classic pillow, Restora has a firm and resilient feel for those who prefer more support.
Restora, our best seller, provides maximum comfort and pressure relief for those...
Restora, our best seller, provides maximum comfort and pressure relief for those...
Re: Pillow review: Simmons Beautyrest firm latex - Lynn2006
Sep 14, 2007 8:12 PM
Sep 14, 2007 8:12 PM
I am waiting for Dave to send me a low profile (5.5")Plush (very soft) Talalay Latex Pillow. He sent me a Queen and it is the perfect softness but too high in loft. If I like the pillow, I will let everyone know and I may get a second one. I already have 4 standard natural latex pillows from Overstock.com that I like but always wished were a little softer and a little lower in height. I have a feeling my pillow is the Simmons Beautyrest firm latex. So if I like this pillow and others like it also, Dave at FlowBeds.com will start to sell it is also if there is a market for the pillow.
I never thought about putting the Latex in a blender and taking some of the pieces out so I have less loft but if I get desperate that is what I will do. The pain in...
I never thought about putting the Latex in a blender and taking some of the pieces out so I have less loft but if I get desperate that is what I will do. The pain in...
Brylane Home latex topper - any good? - CorinaB
Nov 27, 2007 7:51 PM
Nov 27, 2007 7:51 PM
I ran across this on my search for toppers.
http://www.brylanehome.com/decor/Natura-Latex-Mattress-Topper.aspx?PfId=94697&DeptId=15184&ProductTypeId=1&PurchaseType=0
It's a 1" latex mattress topper for $64.95, which is vaguely described as "medium" firmness, at Brylane Home. I was wondering if this might be a good place to start as far as getting a comfort layer for a very firm innerspring, since it's not very expensive and it's returnable. Does anyone know what "Natura Latex" is? Is there anything that makes it look like bad quality or...?
BTW, if anyone else is interested in these, be sure to do a search for promo codes, cos there are various ones that would either give you free shipping or a percentage off....
http://www.brylanehome.com/decor/Natura-Latex-Mattress-Topper.aspx?PfId=94697&DeptId=15184&ProductTypeId=1&PurchaseType=0
It's a 1" latex mattress topper for $64.95, which is vaguely described as "medium" firmness, at Brylane Home. I was wondering if this might be a good place to start as far as getting a comfort layer for a very firm innerspring, since it's not very expensive and it's returnable. Does anyone know what "Natura Latex" is? Is there anything that makes it look like bad quality or...?
BTW, if anyone else is interested in these, be sure to do a search for promo codes, cos there are various ones that would either give you free shipping or a percentage off....
Re: Savvy Rest report - mattressmom
Jan 27, 2008 5:43 AM
Jan 27, 2008 5:43 AM
BeddyBye wrote:
The Dunlop definitely thuds rather than boings. I found there so much latex information tilted toward Talalay that I sought out places that specialized in Dunlop.
I had good luck with this vendor. They told me they usually order medium in 32 ILD but they could order other ILDs for you. They do sell 2" and 3" Twin...
I like that you said it didn't feel as bouncy. Would I be able to get an XL Twin Dunlop in medium around 2" thick? Or does it have to be a lot thicker? I remember laying on a Dunlopillo mattress that my mattress guy had on the floor. It definitely felt firmer...almost like a "thud" when I laid on it, compared to a "boing" of the talalay. Maybe this is what I need to put over my springs to have the best of both worlds.
The Dunlop definitely thuds rather than boings. I found there so much latex information tilted toward Talalay that I sought out places that specialized in Dunlop.
I had good luck with this vendor. They told me they usually order medium in 32 ILD but they could order other ILDs for you. They do sell 2" and 3" Twin...
Savvy Rest report - mattressmom
Jan 10, 2008 10:46 AM
Jan 10, 2008 10:46 AM
After lurking here and other places and doing lots of research - I finally recieved my latex mattress today. I'd like to add to the discussion by sharing my experiences with a company I haven't read about on this forum and about Dunlop latex. We went with a three layer 100% DUNLOP (yes, Dunlop, not Talalay) mattress from Savvy Rest via The Natural Sleep Store. We got a queen size with split firm (ILD 40), medium (ILD 35) and soft (ILD 30) layers. The cover is made of organic cotton quilted to organic wool. The total was $1849 including shipping - more than SleepEZ or some of the other online retailers but less than other organic latex mattresses.We got free UPS shipping through The Natural Sleep Store (which would have been $219 from Savvy Rest directly) plus a gift certificate for $160.00 that could be used toward bedding at their...
Re: Savvy Rest report - jimsocal
Jan 28, 2008 2:17 PM
Jan 28, 2008 2:17 PM
mattressmom wrote:
The Dunlop definitely thuds rather than boings. I found there so much latex information tilted toward Talalay that I sought out places that specialized in Dunlop.
I had good luck with this vendor. They told me they usually order medium in 32 ILD but they could order other ILDs for you. They do sell 2" and 3" Twin XL toppers. The prices for soft, medium and firm are somewhat different. Firmer latex costs a bit more. If you call their toll free number, be sure to ask for the person who is knowledgeable about latex - one of the owners. I think her name is Loni. This is a smallish business in Iowa but they drop ship their latex from California.
Natural Selections & Organic Selections.com
http://organicselections.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=127_41
1-888-216-9917
For the record, I am not a stickler about "organic" or "natural" products but I do appreciate the care taken in choosing components...
I had good luck with this vendor. They told me they usually order medium in 32 ILD but they could order other ILDs for you. They do sell 2" and 3" Twin XL toppers. The prices for soft, medium and firm are somewhat different. Firmer latex costs a bit more. If you call their toll free number, be sure to ask for the person who is knowledgeable about latex - one of the owners. I think her name is Loni. This is a smallish business in Iowa but they drop ship their latex from California.
Natural Selections & Organic Selections.com
http://organicselections.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=127_41
1-888-216-9917
For the record, I am not a stickler about "organic" or "natural" products but I do appreciate the care taken in choosing components...
Re: Latex topper on traditional spring mattress - jimsocal
Jan 27, 2008 6:36 PM
Jan 27, 2008 6:36 PM
mccldwll wrote:
"In any case even if it's just the foam layer sagging on the mattress, placing a latex topper over it is only going to excentuate the sagging."
This thread is not about putting a latex topper over a sagging mattress. It's about a latex topper over a coil support system instead of over a latex support system, and how long the coil system will last. In such case, not only would the latex topper not accentuate the sagging since the latex would better distribute the loads, it would help prevent sagging in the first place. However, you would need to start out with a minimally padded coil mattress.
Further, while it is generally assumed that putting a latex topper over a sagging coil mattress won't help (like putting lipstick on a pig) that's not really true. While a uniform ILD topper won't work (think Princess and the...
This thread is not about putting a latex topper over a sagging mattress. It's about a latex topper over a coil support system instead of over a latex support system, and how long the coil system will last. In such case, not only would the latex topper not accentuate the sagging since the latex would better distribute the loads, it would help prevent sagging in the first place. However, you would need to start out with a minimally padded coil mattress.
Further, while it is generally assumed that putting a latex topper over a sagging coil mattress won't help (like putting lipstick on a pig) that's not really true. While a uniform ILD topper won't work (think Princess and the...