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Sep 21, 2011 3:10 PM
would you say it's firm or do you really sink in? I'd really like to know a detailed impression of the pink foam
thanks
Well, remember, most people put a velour cover right on the memory foam, so that gives the most "feel" and the most deformation and "sink" I would think. Especially since the body heat would transmit directly to the memory foam. However, I put a vinyl sheet, a heavy natural cotton cover, and a standard quilted mattress cover (goes on like a fitted sheet) and flannel fitted sheet, so this probably isolates me somewhat from the true "squishiness" of the memory foam.
That said, I think it is great. My whole body makes a shallow dent in the foam, maybe an inch...
Sep 21, 2011 10:57 AM
Thanks for your reply to my other post, Sandman. Yeah, a real pain not finding a perfect stack. Before going out and buying yet another mattress in a poke (at least at a far lower price then 2-3 years ago)... what is your current configuration?
After spending the afternoon in the Beutyrest Factory warehouse, I am reminded that they alll feel better than my home mattress... until I have slept on them one night or more!
Maybe a few more tries are in order.
I will reply also to the original poster with my experiences, but cannot look back in "reply" mode to address properly
shovel99
...Sep 21, 2011 3:52 AM
This one is not of the cool/more breathable variety (which tend to offer less support in my opinion). So, if you are real heat sensitve that might be an issue. I recently moved my bed and put the memory foam back on top of the stack, covered by 2 mattress pads (one wool filled). So far heat has not been an issue, and I am heat sensitive.
Thanks for your reply to my other post, Sandman. Yeah, a real...
Oct 4, 2011 2:49 AM
Sep 16, 2011 1:27 PM
for what its worth, the reason they originally gave is to facilitate moving the latex around in the factory, since the latex is harder to slide around and move.
Oct 6, 2011 10:27 AM
1) That link was actually for organic latex. They call it "Natural Organic Latex Mattress Queen 13,000 Select Sleep" and it seems to be top of their line mattress. The price is pretty steep, but it's not all that much more expensive than TP memory foam. I'd put them in the same category pricewise.
2) Could it be that you felt the latex mattress you got (blended tallalay) was springy was because it was...well...blended? From what I read...blended latex may have this characteristic as oppose to organix (well, 97% organic) latex? The more it's blended with syntetic latex the more "springy" it gets from what I understand? I will check memory foam in TP mattresses out, but I'm not sure I'm crazy about...
Sep 11, 2011 9:23 AM
Since May, I've had 4 weeks on Stearns and Foster Innerspring, 4 weeks on iComfort Revolution memory foam and 3 weeks on SleepEZ all latex.
Stearns and Foster Innerspring (entry level model) was supportive for sure. The comfort layers compacted somewhat and it lost some reiliency. After 4 weeks, it wasn't that great to sleep on all night. Not so pressure relieving. Was ok but that's it.
With iComfort, I noticed pressure relieving capabilites of memory foam are for real. Mattress was just too plush for me, sunk in too much, so that ruined the deal. As mentioned before, the matching box spring was junk and then discovered it has more memory foam piled in than advertised. ...
Sep 11, 2011 8:30 AM
I posted a question on this forum a few weeks ago & wanted to say "Thank You" to all of you who gave me really well thought-out, detailed, & helpful answers.
I've been searching off & on for a new mattress for more than a year. I'm sleeping on an 11 yr old Sealy Posturepedic innerspring mattress (NOT a pillowtop) that is soooooooooo dipped that it looks like a soup bowl. I'm literally sleeping in a giant hole. It's killing me. So, that's it. I have to get a mattress, any mattress, because anything would be better than this.
So, I would like to know >> If price were NO object & someone offered to buy you ANY mattress you wanted, would you get a Tempurpedic, or not?? Because it seems like what holds a lot of people back from getting a Tempurpedic is the OUTRAGEOUSLY HIGH PRICE.
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Sep 10, 2011 10:33 AM
If you are looking for a good quality Latex mattress, you should look at the 2 offered by Original Mattress Factory. They have a medium firmness one called "Latex Foam" for $1,749 for a King set. Their "Latex Supreme" is soft & a King set sells for $2,299. Like all Original Mattress Factory mattresses their Latex ones are also flippable, 2-sided, so they will last twice as long.
I was thinking of maybe getting their "Latex Foam" model because they say that the Talalay Latex is all natural from rubber trees & does not sleep hot like a Tempurpedic or other Memory Foam may.
I called three different Original Mattress Factories in the Atlanta area and they all told me that the latex...
Sep 16, 2011 6:29 AM