Big thank you to all the regular contributors
| Just wanted to say thanks for everyone'sm geneousity in taking time to share on this forum. I read for months and you all helped me find my way to a latex set-up that a few months in has netted my best sleep ever. All the tips, advice, etc. were all great so thank you! |
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Thank you for posting back here! Would you mind telling us what your final configuration is, that feels so great? |
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I have the following which I know would be too soft for most but as a side sleeper with a hip issue on one side, but has worked for me: 3 layers from Sleep EZ. My set-up is 3" firm Dunlop, 3" medium Dunlop and 2" Talalaly soft top. Celsion Talalay 3" soft topper purchased from sleep like a bear Recommend both companies to work with, Sleep EZ was super helpful! |
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Post back in 6 months time and tell us if you still like it. Sometimes I find after 2 months my setup doesn't work for me anymore. Of course I have layers over my older mattress, so that is a totally different scenario from yours. Tell me about the Celsion talalay from Latex International. Does it really sleep cooler? I went to their website and it doesn't explain how it makes it cooler. You know what materials. Which soft do you have? What ILD? I too have hip "issues", I can't sleep on one side anymore, and the good side is going bad now! I hope your setup continues to serve you well. |
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SleepyGirl wrote: I have the following which I know would be too soft for most but as a side sleeper with a hip issue on one side, but has worked for me: 3 layers from Sleep EZ. My set-up is 3" firm Dunlop, 3" medium Dunlop and 2" Talalaly soft top. Celsion Talalay 3" soft topper purchased from sleep like a bear Recommend both companies to work with, Sleep EZ was super helpful! WOW! That's 11" of latex! Glad it is working for you! I always figured anything over 9" or so was unnecessary. Did you ever try it in a less-thick configuration? Just curious. If it works, don't mess with it, though! I've always wanted to try a Dunlop bottom layer to see how that would feel. |
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Still want to know about that Celsion latex  |