Anyone tried the Dream Form Green Tea Memory Foam Topper from Overstock.com?
Oct 28, 2010 3:57 AM
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The reviews make it sound absolutely perfect for softening a too firm sleeping surface.  I'm wondering if the stated dimensions are correct and if it's true that it doesn't have a chemical odor.  Also wondering if it would be crazy to order a queen size topper for my full mattress; I hate it when they're short.
Re: Anyone tried the Dream Form Green Tea Memory Foam Topper from Overstock.com?
Reply #2 Oct 30, 2010 4:17 AM
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It was a painful decision, I have a feeling I'm going to require another 1" topper, but I opted for the 1" Dream Form memory foam topper.  I decided to go with the Dream Form over Aerus because there wasn't a single complaint about odor in the review section...only references to a fresh minty fragrance that dissipates quickly.  My latex topper has a slight vanilla fragrance, so put the two together and I suppose I'll have a refreshing vanilla mint aromatherapy experience.   

Being a side sleeper, I suspect I'll need more cushioning than 1" of memory foam can provide, so I plan to add in a 1" 19 ILD talatech topper if my suspicions turn out to be correct.  That would give me a configuration that looks like this: 1" (compressed) 28 ILD talatech, 1" 19 ILD talatech, 1" 3 lb. memory foam.  I imagine I'll lose the benefits of the convoluted latex if I place another latex topper over it, but I can't think of an alternative solution.  

I ended up ordering the queen size (which should end up being somewhere between a standard full and a standard queen) and am not sure how to trim it down.  If I don't have an electric knife, what would the next best cutting utensil be?  I've taken scissors to memory foam in the past and the results were *not* pretty - perfectly functional, but with an ugly uneven gash running the length of it.

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