Does a latex foam topper ontop of firm innerspring mattress make a good combination?
Background: My girlfriend can't sleep through my snoring. Part of the solution is for me to sleep on my side (which reduces snoring), but I find that after a few hours I roll over onto my back or stomach due to being uncomfortable, snore louder, and wake her up. Since my bed is fairly old, I figure it's time for a new one anyways, and want something that will help me stay on my side. So, I've done alot of research on mattress recently, trying to make sense of all the options. Based on budget concerns here's what I'm thinking of doing, and I would like opinions as to whether it will meet my needs.
I should mention that I'm 5'7" and currently 180lbs (hopefully less in the future, but we all know how that goes...), and my gf is 5'0" and 120lbs. We're looking for a queen bed. Thanks in advance, TiredAndConfused This message was modified Oct 24, 2009 by tiredandconfused
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Re: Does a latex foam topper ontop of firm innerspring mattress make a good combination? pralbee
(Oct 28, 2009 4:56 PM) -
Re: Does a latex foam topper ontop of firm innerspring mattress make a good combination? tiredandconfused
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Re: Does a latex foam topper ontop of firm innerspring mattress make a good combination? jimsocal
(Oct 29, 2009 3:00 AM) -
Re: Does a latex foam topper ontop of firm innerspring mattress make a good combination? tiredandconfused
(Oct 29, 2009 1:00 PM)