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Nov 15, 2007 10:32 PM
I've been wrestling with this decision for awhile and I have never been able to satisfy my concerns about how well memory foam will work when used under the Intelli-Gel, where it will be well insulated from body heat. Ultimately I chickened out and went with what I am most familiar with....
Nov 15, 2007 6:22 AM
Correction: Their website states: "Our latex toppers are manufactured via the Talalay process resulting in the highest quality, most supportive and comfortable latex toppers available. No harmful additives, just 100% all natural latex." That means it's either LI or Dunlopillo. If it was Latex International they would say so, therefore the latex has to be made by Dunlopillo in the UK. BTW, there's nothing wrong with that. Dunlopillo is to Europe as...
Nov 25, 2007 1:32 AM
When is my order # 4722 scheduled to ship? Also, please ensure that the High Quality (2.8 pounds per cubic foot density) is the foam that ships, and not the lower density.
Their reply:
Hello,
Your order should ship within the next couple of days. You should receive it within a week to a week and a half from when it was placed.
Sincerely,
Bambi
Foam Factory
There's no mention of ensuring that it will be the HQ foam, or saying, "don't worry, you can count it."
Naturally, the first thing I'm going to do is weigh it.
Looks like a copy and paste job to me. Bambi is probably the directory name where customer service keeps their .txt files they use for the most common email answers
...Nov 19, 2007 3:55 PM
I decided I loved the feel of the latex so much, I wanted to try a latex pillow. I bought this one from overstock.com, but it has not shipped yet. I had an overstock gift card, so I ended up paying only $17/ shipped for it. I will review that as well once it arrives.
Here are the sheets I bought from JcPenney. Seriously, these feel incredible....
Nov 19, 2007 11:26 AM
When is my order # 4722 scheduled to ship? Also, please ensure that the High Quality (2.8 pounds per cubic foot density) is the foam that ships, and not the lower density.
Their reply:
Hello,
Your order should ship within the next couple of days. You should receive it within a week to a week and a half from when it was placed.
Sincerely,
Bambi
Foam Factory
There's no mention of ensuring that it will be the HQ foam, or saying, "don't worry, you can count it."
Naturally, the first thing I'm going to do is weigh it....
Nov 8, 2007 1:22 PM
We just saw a new contender at Sit 'n Sleep - the Aireloom "Sweden". The salesman claimed it was a new all latex model from Aireloom - and the cover was imprinted with "100% Latex" (for what that's worth) - but, of course, they had no specs or literature and the Aireloom web site has nothing about a 100% latex model. It is *considerably more* money than the Englander - but (again, of course) it felt wonderful. Does anyone know...
Nov 11, 2007 8:01 AM
The problem is that my dad is waking up with bad shoulder pain. This new mattress is very firm but they were afraid of a pillowtop with memory foam because he sleeps so hot naturally. Do you guys have any suggestions? I don't know what to tell them. They have another 2 weeks to trade it in for a new model.
Thanks!...
Nov 20, 2007 1:00 PM
I decided I loved the feel of the latex so much, I wanted to try a latex pillow. I bought this one from overstock.com, but it has not shipped yet. I had an overstock gift card, so I ended up paying only $17/ shipped for it. I will review that as well once it arrives.
Here are the sheets I bought from JcPenney. Seriously, these feel incredible.
How do those sheets compare to the Costco sheets on sale this weekend?
Costco has 450 thread count, royal sateen, Egyptian cotton sheets set for $49 (king size)...
Nov 27, 2007 7:51 PM
http://www.brylanehome.com/decor/Natura-Latex-Mattress-Topper.aspx?PfId=94697&DeptId=15184&ProductTypeId=1&PurchaseType=0
It's a 1" latex mattress topper for $64.95, which is vaguely described as "medium" firmness, at Brylane Home. I was wondering if this might be a good place to start as far as getting a comfort layer for a very firm innerspring, since it's not very expensive and it's returnable. Does anyone know what "Natura Latex" is? Is there anything that makes it look like bad quality or...?
BTW, if anyone else is interested in these, be sure to do a search for promo codes, cos there are various ones that would either give you free shipping or a percentage off....
Nov 27, 2007 6:39 PM
Some people on this forum are concerned with avoiding the fire retardant chemicals that can be used to meet the new standards, as are we. So far, no manufacturer I’ve seriously looked at admits to using any chemicals for this purpose. They all say they have special fibers (Sealy), or rely on the wool layer (Flobed), or a cotton/wool blend (SleepEZ). The People For Clean Beds.org website claims that “There are no natural or chemical free systems that pass the severe open flame test” and that “While wool would pass the old cigarette test for mattresses, it will not pass the new open flame test. These mattresses either use chemically treaded (sic) wool, another system, or rely on chemically treated cotton batting (Boric Acid and Antimony) to pass the open flame test.” What’s the opinion of those of you who have...