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Hi. I have been reading so much online about latex mattresses and reviews that my neck is hurting and my eyes are red!! The reason I am looking at SleepEZ, because they have more reviews, their prices, return policy and paying no tax. In CA you have to pay almost 9% and that is a lot of money.
Here is what I am looking for: A natural latex matress under $2000. I am 5' 4" and 118 lb. I am a side sleeper most of times. I do have some lower back problems due to a slight herniated disc and i don't like really firm matresses or soft ones. We always had a pillow top and I like a cushion feeling. I am looking at the king matress sizes and wondering if there is a big difference between the 8 inch, 8500 model and 10000 model. I am planing to call SleepEZ and also look at some latex mattresses in the stores like room and board. I live near Irvine,ca and can also check out foam sweet foam to feel their mattresses for research purposes. I have already checked a matress store called Ergo and found their prices too high and their sales staff not that informative. Thank you for any help in this matter. This message was modified Jan 21, 2011 by paris
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paris wrote: Thanks Sandman. I am ready to put the order in for 10000, but now I have to figure out how to get rid of my old mattress. The only good thing about buying local, they pick up your old mattress. I put mine on craigslist in the "free" section and it was literally gone within 5 hours. It was a bit over 20 years old, but in reasonably good shape. |
| We have got rid of MANY unwanted items with a magical service I found out about a few years ago. It's called "Freecycle.com" and has chapters in most parts of the country. (There are at least 3 in my area alone). I believe you need a Yahoo user name to sign into the group, but the rest is FREE. No sales are allowed since it is an exchange service only. There are both "available" and "wanted" items listed. First come, first serve to pick up an item. I have given away at least 2 old bed sets, bunk beds, a rabbit hutch, old tires, computer desk, etc.etc. It is a wonderful service when someone can use your old stuff and not fill up the local landfill. Give it a try! (Old beds are fine in a guest room or camp) |
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Thank you sandman and mark. I spent all afternoon calling charities, shelters and other places. Most junk removal services charge around $80. That is amazing. Who knew getting rid of a mattress would be such a hard job!! This message was modified Jan 24, 2011 by paris
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| About 4 weeks ago, I found myself in the same "corner" - trying to get rid of my old queen spring mattress. A listing in Craigslist did the trick in less than 3 days and someone took it away happily. |
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Paris which one did you go with? i too am debating between an 8500 and 10,000.
the dilemma for me is husband is primarily stomach sleeper and I'm mostly side sleeper, though I do flip to my stomach too sometimes so if 8500 is more for him and 10000 is more for me how do we resolve?...there just isnt enough info for me to make a clear decision.
Someone on this board recommended 8500 because you can add layers and not have it be too thick. jeremy at SleepEz recommeded the 10000 because the top 1.5 inch layer is only available in soft or medium, so if you wanted that layer in firm or XF its not available, but not sure how many people would want that anyway.
Also if you go with an 8500 and then decide to add another layer (not just swap) and/or upgrade to a 10000 you have to get your cover enlarged which is a $50 charge and can take awhile. this is super frustrating!!
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