Anything similar to SleepEZ we can try?
DH and myself are very interested in the SleepEZ Select Sleep 10000, but DH is nervous about buying a mattress before we try it. Is there another brand of latex mattress out there similar to the SleepEZ that we can try out in person? We have tried the King Koil Natural Response line in the showroom and they did feel very comfortable, but I have read a lot of less-than-favorable reviews on them in the long-term. We live near Astoria, OR. Thank you  |
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Whichever way you decide to go, latex kit, Hastens or Select Comfort, remember to stay away from polyurethane. Read the tag to be sure. If there is even as little as 1% polyurethane foam, look for another mattress. Buying sight unseen is something I hate doing but that's just the way it is with the internet and anything mail order. That being said, I won't ever be comfortable enough to go sight unseen with the purchase of a car. Too much risk. At least with a kit mattress you can ship the whole thing back FedEx ground and wash your hands of it. Good luck with your decision! |
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I disagree with staying away from PU foam. Maybe you meant to say CHEAP polyurethane foam. There IS a difference. I happen to have a very high density, high ILD PU 1" layer of PU foam as my base over my coils. On top of that are two more layers of talalay latex. This high quality PU foam should last a good 10-15 years. My custom, zippered mattress is warranted for 20 years. My mattress maker gave me an education on PU foams, as well as latex and the other materials that go inside a mattress. He showed me the differences between cheap, low density foams and the higher density ones that I have. Beliveve me, as I said above...there IS a difference. So, while I'm not advocating a mattress that is ALL PU foam, I certainly feel it has its place. Can you tell me what's in the cushions on your couches and chairs? I would venture to say industrial grade PU foam. I have upholstered furniture in my house that is decades old and sat on daily. And, inside is polyurethane foam. Imagine that! :-) beergut wrote: Whichever way you decide to go, latex kit, Hastens or Select Comfort, remember to stay away from polyurethane. Read the tag to be sure. If there is even as little as 1% polyurethane foam, look for another mattress.</p><p>Buying sight unseen is something I hate doing but that's just the way it is with the internet and anything mail order. That being said, I won't ever be comfortable enough to go sight unseen with the purchase of a car. Too much risk. At least with a kit mattress you can ship the whole thing back FedEx ground and wash your hands of it.</p><p>Good luck with your decision! |
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I think the foam used by many the S companies has given PU a bad mane. This message was modified Dec 10, 2007 by ericgl
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Most definitely! Perfect example of low grade PU foam. Too bad that this has to be the public's introduction to polyurethane. I almost typed PLOYurethane...maybe there's a reason for that near-typo! LOL Anyway, I'm glad I had the opportunity to see what QUALITY PU foam is supposed to look and feel like. ericgl wrote: I think the foam used by many the S companies has given PU a bad mane. |
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| Valeriesouth, any updates on your mattress purchase decision? |
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| I don't know if she's still looking but I wanted to chime in that I bought a Natural Response Tropical Breeze mattress about 5 yrs ago from Metro Mattress( I think , we don't live there anymore) in Syracuse and have been completely happy with it. No trouble at all except it weighs a freaking ton and moving it was a pita,lol. Otherwise no body impressions, sinking, sagging at all and it is supercomfy. I'm looking for a twin for my 7 yr old and tried to find this line local(Chicago area) but no luck. Anyway, I hope you have found a mattress that you like and if not, take a look at the Tropical Breeze. I think we paid $2400 for a queen set but again, it was 5 yrs ago so they may be more now. |
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| Cadensmom, Thank you for sharing your good experience with your Natural Response Tropical Breeze mattress that you have loved so far for 5 years. We need more posts from people like you to give others options. |
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| Oh thank you! Not on this site most of the time but on others(Macy's, Overstocks etc..) most people review the mattress as soon as they get it or with in a week or two of owning it. That doesn't really give a good indication of how the mattress will sleep over an extended period of time. I should add to my previous comments that the Tropical Breeze is a very plush eurotop.The topper part is 4 inches of convoluted latex plus some other padding so you definately sink into it a bit but I like that. It's probably not the one for those who prefer the feel of very firm mattresses though. |
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Cadensmom, we all have different mattress requirements and needs and I know many people that prefer a plush mattress that is still supportive and will hold up well. I know my dad and mom had two twin beds attached to a king headboard since she liked her bed very firm like I do and he liked a plush bed. He never had any back problems his whole life and he was comfortable. We appreciate you sharing and I hope others appreciate when I share to try to help others like they helped me when I needed a mattress and bed frame and found out I was allergic to a conventional mattress that I had bought at Rockaway Bedding (they are out of business right now) and had to go with materials that would not cause me allergies. This message was modified Dec 16, 2007 by Lynn2006
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