| which one would be comfortable ona tempurpedic mattress? are all made up of plastics underneath? thankyou |
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DoreenA wrote: The same protector as linked above can be found at Overstock, in queen size, for much less money than on EBay. It also has many excellent reviews.
Glenbury, the store I bought my mattress did try to sell me a $100 protector, but couldn't force me to buy it. I had to let the guy come in and examine my mattress if I wanted to get a "comfort" exchange. No choice, since I had to get rid of the piece of crap pillowtop that started sagging after one month and felt like a bed of quicksand. I hated that store and everyone in it by the time I was done with my ordeal. They did nothing but lie and try to rip me off.
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| It was a Stearns & Foster, but the brand doesn't matter. They pretty much all start sagging rather quickly because of the cheap foam easily compressing and leaving you sleeping in a hole. |
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I have been using the Hanna Kay mattress protector on my Tempurpedic for a couple of months and I am very happy with it . It washes well and although water proof it does not change the feel of my mattress at all. |
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DoreenA wrote: It was a Stearns & Foster, but the brand doesn't matter. They pretty much all start sagging rather quickly because of the cheap foam easily compressing and leaving you sleeping in a hole. |
| My mattress was innerspring. I don't know anything about Tempurpedic or memory foam in general. |
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Protection for you investment: Whether you get a latex mattress or a memory foam mattress make sure you get a really good mattress protector because latex and memory foam will break down quicker from sweat, urine, dirt, spills etc. Protect-a-bed makes good mattress protectors but they can be pricey for some people so shop around online. |
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Hi, Try Encase Mattress Protector for your Mattress set. It will keep safe your mattress and act as waterproof mattress protector. Alex |