Flobeds is in my area, I have questions
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Turns out their factory is close to me, never heard of them till this forum... Why them vs Tempurpedic Do they have an in home trial period or just that core deal that you can try Most importantly, who has one and why do they like it?? thanx This message was modified Oct 10, 2009 by randys
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Re: Flobeds is in my area, I have questions
| I think jello is actually a pretty good description for all natural talalay latex! I know we're all different in terms of how things feel, and of course it also depends on how firm your layers are... maybe well-set, firm yet bouncy, jello :) But my husband calls it "the sponge bed", and he can sleep on most anything, whether it's a sponge or a rock. |
Re: Flobeds is in my area, I have questions
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linda wrote: I think jello is actually a pretty good description for all natural talalay latex! I know we're all different in terms of how things feel, and of course it also depends on how firm your layers are... maybe well-set, firm yet bouncy, jello :) But my husband calls it "the sponge bed", and he can sleep on most anything, whether it's a sponge or a rock. Linda: The new soft layer of Talalay I received from Flobeds to try out, is quite soft and does have a some what Jello feel. The mediam piece is some what firmer, and you might call it, "Jello like", I would not, but the firm and extra firm are surely not Jello in their consistency. And this is if you do not lay on them. Once you lay down on them and spread out the load you have an entirely different feel. I am currently sleeping on one side of my bed with soft, over extra firm, over extra firm. The other side is firm, over firm, over extra firm. Neither side feels like Jello to me. The side with the soft core does have a softer initial feel however. Well, as they say in France, Viva la Difference!  This message was modified Oct 11, 2009 by eagle2
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