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Re: Which shows body compressions more? 3/4" memory foam or 1" talalay latex? (toppers) - BeddyBye
Sep 10, 2007 3:00 PM
Sep 10, 2007 3:00 PM
Well, I tried to figure out what all the weird symbols and letters were in my original post. had no luck. So, I'm just going to re-post my question that you see in the subject area:<BR><BR>
<DIV>I think I might want to soften up my comfort layer(just a wee bit. Right now I have a 32 ILD talalay latex topper over my zippered mattress (consisting of 44 ILD, 44 ILD and 45 PU over coils.) It feels great...but I hurt my shoulder recently and feel the need for a bit more cushioning when laying on my side. It feels fine on my back.<BR><BR>Question: Which would tend to be influenced by body impressions more3/4" memory foam topper from Overstock or the lower ILD latex topper, also from Overstock? I intend to put this UNDER my existing 1 inch 32 ILD latex topper, rather than add it to my actual mattress. And, I...
<DIV>I think I might want to soften up my comfort layer(just a wee bit. Right now I have a 32 ILD talalay latex topper over my zippered mattress (consisting of 44 ILD, 44 ILD and 45 PU over coils.) It feels great...but I hurt my shoulder recently and feel the need for a bit more cushioning when laying on my side. It feels fine on my back.<BR><BR>Question: Which would tend to be influenced by body impressions more3/4" memory foam topper from Overstock or the lower ILD latex topper, also from Overstock? I intend to put this UNDER my existing 1 inch 32 ILD latex topper, rather than add it to my actual mattress. And, I...
Which shows body compressions more? 3/4" memory foam or 1" talalay latex? (toppers) - BeddyBye
Sep 10, 2007 2:44 PM
Sep 10, 2007 2:44 PM
Deleted original post. Too many weird symbols that I didn't type! Will check to see how to make them go away and then re-post....
Best mattress for intimacy -- spring.. - novahelp
Feb 22, 2008 3:08 AM
Feb 22, 2008 3:08 AM
I have to agree with the study after trying both latex and memory foam. They just don't have that "bounce"
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Re: Help! 44 ILD Talalay, or 36 ILD Dunlop latex for core? - jasper77
Aug 11, 2008 6:39 AM
Aug 11, 2008 6:39 AM
Leo3 wrote:
I got my latex and cover late last week so we've had three nights with it all together.
To answer your question, yes the topper has a stiff backing. It's about as stiff as a very heavy canvas, like a sailboat sail. Putting in on foam that wasn't encased did firm up the feel of the sleeping surface. And I checked the packaging; it is indeed a SnugFleece one. I haven't tried using a blanket long term, but I suspect a blanket mostly pills and sheds when it's...
Hi,
Hopefully you got your latex today. I looked at Overstock and their blankets that are wool are expensive, and people complain that they shed alot! I do need something to shield me from heat. I need a wool topper without the stiff backing. Does your wool topper have a stiff backing?
Let us know how your cover is tomorrow. Good luck.
Hopefully you got your latex today. I looked at Overstock and their blankets that are wool are expensive, and people complain that they shed alot! I do need something to shield me from heat. I need a wool topper without the stiff backing. Does your wool topper have a stiff backing?
Let us know how your cover is tomorrow. Good luck.
I got my latex and cover late last week so we've had three nights with it all together.
To answer your question, yes the topper has a stiff backing. It's about as stiff as a very heavy canvas, like a sailboat sail. Putting in on foam that wasn't encased did firm up the feel of the sleeping surface. And I checked the packaging; it is indeed a SnugFleece one. I haven't tried using a blanket long term, but I suspect a blanket mostly pills and sheds when it's...
Re: My Foam By Mail / Foam Distributing Experience - LatencyMachine
Oct 9, 2008 5:55 PM
Oct 9, 2008 5:55 PM
Hello to everyone again! As promised, I'm here to follow-up on my final build. We have been sleeping very soundly on our new DIY bed for a week now. My wife has no back or neck pain at all, and neither of us toss and turn. In fact, my wife has awakened an hour earlier than usual a few times feeling like she's gotten a full night's worth of sleep. So, I'm tentatively declaring victory! I really felt like I've "beat the system". Here's the rundown for the King (76x80) mattress: