Which mattress?
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May 19th 2011, 3:15 pm
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May 19th 2011, 11:50 pm
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May 23rd 2011, 7:54 pm
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Re: Which mattress?
I replaced my bed in CA about 2 years ago, spend 2 grand and got what I thought was an OK bed. Then in AZ, decided to go cheap and picked something up at Sears in a lunch break, a Sealy I think; it is better than the one I got in CA. My biggest tip - the old wives tale about 'firm' being better is hogwash ... I got a soft bed this time and really love it
Jun 2nd 2011, 12:00 am
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Re: Which mattress?
First you have to specify the proper size of your bed,as mattress should be fit on your bed.Then next is that I have searched big mattresses as you have mentioned in your thread.Well I have found a result memory foam mattress with 1400 pocket springs,I think this will help you to search the mattress.
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Jun 2nd 2011, 9:17 pm
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Re: Which mattress?
I replaced my bed in CA about 2 years ago, spend 2 grand and got what I thought was an OK bed. Then in AZ, decided to go cheap and picked something up at Sears in a lunch break, a Sealy I think; it is better than the one I got in CA. My biggest tip - the old wives tale about 'firm' being better is hogwash ... I got a soft bed this time and really love it
Was up in London last weekend for the visa medical and the single bed at the hotel was a 4'-wide Mattison - very, very, comfortable, but alas, they're a UK company and only do beds for the trade (hotels, guest houses, etc).
I've read on another message board that someone who had really good sleep on a hotel bed managed to find out the manufacturer, and was able to purchase one direct from them - may be another option.
Jun 3rd 2011, 12:11 am
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Re: Which mattress?
This is where everybody's different, I think - a soft bed just gives me backache.
Was up in London last weekend for the visa medical and the single bed at the hotel was a 4'-wide Mattison - very, very, comfortable, but alas, they're a UK company and only do beds for the trade (hotels, guest houses, etc).
I've read on another message board that someone who had really good sleep on a hotel bed managed to find out the manufacturer, and was able to purchase one direct from them - may be another option.
Was up in London last weekend for the visa medical and the single bed at the hotel was a 4'-wide Mattison - very, very, comfortable, but alas, they're a UK company and only do beds for the trade (hotels, guest houses, etc).
I've read on another message board that someone who had really good sleep on a hotel bed managed to find out the manufacturer, and was able to purchase one direct from them - may be another option.
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