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Feb 28, 2013 11:59 AM
However, when I realized that the top also had a bunch of junky foam sewn in (which lacked support and was hotter), I ended up cutting the whole top off. Then I put the latex foam in and put a wool filled mattress pad over the whole things.
If you know for sure you want to use the top (what is the top filled with?), then it might be easier to reattach if you cut below the bead (maybe). I would leave at least one side attached. However, I...
May 7, 2013 4:48 AM
First welcome and good luck in finding what works. Most of what I read online indicates that nearly half of reviewers don't like their mattresses, and it is indeed a smarmy industry of hiding the names and facts to avoid price competition.
I bought and tried no fewer than 26 mattresses over the course of five years and tried a wide variety of toppers of latex and memory foam. I am perhaps 75% side sleeper, 25% back/flip flop restless, age 62 male, 165 pounds, 6'. I injured my back several years ago and that has likely prevented me from finding the "perfect" bed. I have thrashed around with this so long that my wife and I sleep in separate rooms.... "most" of the time... and because we are both restless sleepers, get much better sleep this way.
Quick hits: Memory foam even if...
Dec 4, 2012 9:21 AM
Apr 9, 2013 12:13 PM
>>I worry that a core of 40-44 exclusively will be too firm for both my g/f and myself. My reasoning primarily comes down to situations where I have tried or had beds with a very firm support core that doesn't give enough beneath a soft comfort zone. My hips and abdomen "bottom out" onto the support core and then I get pressure points where they're flat against the support core. Would a core of 3" 44 and 3" 36 ILD be enough support? The jump from 24 or 28 to 40 seems like a big jump from one layer to the next. Granted, with a 14-17% softening over 10 years even with Latex, I may need to get even more creative.
Valid concerns. I don't have enough experience to advise you definitively. As I see it, the comfort layer cradles...
Feb 3, 2013 2:00 PM
I gather that the condensation and subsequent mold/mildew was viewable to the naked eye (post(s) describe spots or a spot of a color).
But what if the memory foam wreaks of mildew but can not be seen at all?
Two years ago my husband and I purchased a whole new bedroom set, which included the Sealy Bay Island Memory Foam mattress and box springs. We were in love with it until about six months later I lifted the mattress and saw a 6 foot by 3 foot section of mold! I was furious and called Sealy. They replaced it (which took about six months!) and said that this...
Feb 7, 2013 9:19 AM
Needless to say, it's time for a new one. Not to mention I have PLMD (Periodic Limb Movement Disorder), which is where my legs will rock while I'm asleep and usually when I'm dreaming. My wife is constantly complaining that she's often woken by the feeling of her head rocking back and forth because my legs are moving. I'm also on CPAP, but it doesn't seem to help that much in that regard.
I've done a LOT of research on Air Beds and I've narrowed it down to two brands. Innomax Medallion and the Habitat Ascend. Though I'm heavily leaning...
Feb 9, 2013 10:51 AM
Mar 16, 2013 6:20 AM
The Spring Air latex mattress is constructed of 4 layers of eco-friendly latex and foam. This unique combination of foams creates a truly unique and versatile mattress. Made from the rubber tree, latex is the most naturally durable and comfortable cushioning material that nature has to offer. This luxurious and eco-friendly mattress is the perfect mattress for those that want a superior mattress that is comfortable,...
Apr 9, 2013 5:43 AM
I worry that a core of 40-44 exclusively will be too firm for both my g/f and myself. My reasoning primarily comes down to situations where I have tried or had beds with a very firm support core that doesn't give enough beneath a soft comfort zone. My hips and abdomen "bottom out" onto the support core and then I get pressure points where they're flat against the support core. Would a core of 3" 44 and 3" 36 ILD be enough support? The jump from 24 or 28 to 40 seems like a big jump from one layer to the next. Granted, with a 14-17% softening over 10 years even with Latex, I may need to get even more creative.
For side sleeping, it seems that the V-zone mattress would be ideal, but I...
Apr 6, 2013 2:33 PM
I apologize for the long post, but some background may be helpful. Basically, my girlfriend and I have had some AWFUL luck with mattresses over the past year. We've now returned THREE king sized mattresses due to issues.
Our first was a Sealy PerfectDay I-series Ceremony Super Pillow Top. This felt amazing at first, but within 2 weeks, I was walking around more hunched over than some 90 year-olds. It was too plush for me, although my g/f loved it. So, we returned it (for a small fortune) and tried again.
Next, I went to Bed-In-A-Box. I was impressed with the company's way of doing business, appreciated their liberal return policy, and actually got to try out some models because I just happen to live near Piney Flats TN. we got their 17 inch adjustable mattress, with twin-xl splits...