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Jun 19, 2011 11:51 AM
Apparently I have heard that the powder they give off will absorb some of the protein from the gloves which is why they recommend not using powdered gloves now. Im not even sure why they are powdered to begin with and what advantage that has.
Jun 19, 2011 9:15 AM
May 14, 2011 7:56 PM
Firstly, you may get more responses if you post your question in a new topic thread, rather than under this current, unrelated thread topic. Nevertheless, I'll provide my 2 cents here and we'll see if others chime in...
Wow - 47 years is quite a run for a mattress!
Many folks on this forum have purchased their latex mattresses through online vendors. Both www.sleepez.com and www.flobeds.com sell all natural latex mattresses in a variety of configurations, and both have received largely positive reviews on this site. Both vendors also offer "layer exchanges", as well as a 90 - 100 day full money back guarantees, which provides peace of mind if you decide you don't like the mattress within the first few months and want to return it. Even if you decide to purchase a mattress online, however, it's generally advised to test a few latex...
Jul 2, 2011 1:25 PM
I spent weeks reading through posts on the 'what's the best mattress forum' as well as any other websites I could before I took the plunge to buy our new bed. Furthermore, I've had our new bed for a few months, so I think that the 'new purchase glow' has worn off enough to allow me to give a balanced review of our new bed. I thought I'd put the review here as well as in the review section in case there are questions or anyone wants to enter into dialog.
First a quick history:
I'm a woman in my mid. thirties who has had chronic pain issues that have been worsening significantly for the last few years. Aside from a bad choice of bed, I may just have a predisposition exacerbated by a couple of MVA's, and postural issues....
May 14, 2011 9:53 AM
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May 11, 2011 5:36 PM
We are currently sleeping on a king size, 4 inch, B F Goodrich, TexFoam, 100% Rubber Latex Foam, Extra Firm mattress. The label states that is is 31 - 37 lbs. Certified Compression. We bought that mattress 47 years ago because I was having severe back problems. My husband made the platform for the mattress from plywood. There has been no distortion in the mattress we currently own.
It is starting to dry out and get hard on the edges. Also we are in our 70's now and have a bit of pressure discomfort. My husband raised the head of the bed about 3 1/2 inches with plywood to help my acid reflux, which causes the ticking on...
Jul 8, 2011 7:43 PM
Mattress shopping is deceptive; many people on this forum spent lots of time test driving...
May 30, 2011 5:24 PM
May 23, 2011 4:29 PM
On the 6" core, they build these with either 38 or 32 ILD natural Dunlop.
The next 2" is customized to the purchaser based on their prefernces and can be Talalay or Dunlop. The Talalay is Talatech from LI (their blended Talalay product) and can be chosen in 19, 24 or 28 ILD's. If you go with a 28 ILD that could also be chosen as Dunlop. He basically admitted that the 7 zone sleep system is more marketing than anything. There is a 7 zone topper out there made from Dunlop by Latexco (http://store.mattresses.net/3-inch-latex-mattress-topper.html ), so I'm thinking if you go with Dunlop you might get this type layer. I did not confirm that...