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2 days short of 4 weeks sleeping on the Serta iComfort Revolution, I'm positive it won't work out - too soft, hips,butt sink in too much, not good for back or neck. Tried the firmer Genius, but now, I'm not so impressed with memory foam as I am with latex. First tried latex at a local organic mattress store and was really liking the feel. Been looking at all the vendors of layered latex mattresses. I like SleepEZ's 'easier' prices and policies and Shawn was very nice on the two prior phone calls. So I'm rolling with his recommendation, a blended talalay 10000 in SMF. I'm hoping for a great mattress so I can write some 5 star reviews for a change. This message was modified Aug 8, 2011 by slpngoc
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pimy wrote:
1) What are the ILD values for SMF (20,30,40 respectively)? 2) Is the wool embedded in the cover? Throughout the whole cover, or just parts of it (e.g. top)? 3) Since these are separate pieces, does that mean it is not considered a mattress (in terms of safety standards) and therefore is not subject to the open flame standard (e.g. no flame retardants required)? 4) Is the wool treated with any chemicals?
Thanks, pimy Check SleepEZ site for the ILD's ... it's a range for each. Wool quilted in the top. It's got a law tag and I'm sure conforms to the federal requirements. They sell a lot of mattresses. I don't know if the non-organic is not treated with any sort of chemicals. Talk to shawn at SleepEZ. |
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pimy wrote:
1) What are the ILD values for SMF (20,30,40 respectively)? 2) Is the wool embedded in the cover? Throughout the whole cover, or just parts of it (e.g. top)? 3) Since these are separate pieces, does that mean it is not considered a mattress (in terms of safety standards) and therefore is not subject to the open flame standard (e.g. no flame retardants required)? 4) Is the wool treated with any chemicals?
Thanks, pimy Check SleepEZ site for the ILD's ... it's a range for each. Wool quilted in the top. It's got a law tag and I'm sure conforms to the federal requirements. They sell a lot of mattresses. I don't know if the non-organic is not treated with any sort of chemicals. Talk to shawn at SleepEZ. |
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Ok, so a little bit of feedback coming through. The bed is setup with only a super-thin terry protect-a-bed and fitted sheet on mattress. There is definitely more pushback coming into my right shoulder (the old injury) than I'd like. First thought this morning was, geez, I would need a topper for this. I looked at HolyLambOrganics and they make an organic wool/cotton topper(s), but it's over $300 even in twin XL. I think that leaves me with trying something locally which is usually memory foam. Hopped over to Sleep Train to try TP Cloud and Contour Select and I'm virtually certain both of those offer a fair amount less pushback / more pressure relief. |
| My all Dunlop latex mattress has softened up a tad in the 6 weeks I've had it. I don't sink in, but there is a little more give at the top layer. Since you have talalay on your top layer, perhaps it will also soften up some. I was hoping latex was going to be a winner for you, slpngoc. |
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sleepswithcats wrote: My all Dunlop latex mattress has softened up a tad in the 6 weeks I've had it. I don't sink in, but there is a little more give at the top layer. Since you have talalay on your top layer, perhaps it will also soften up some. I was hoping latex was going to be a winner for you, slpngoc. Was looking at SnugFleece wool mattress topper pads. I'm sure I'll find something like wool or memory topping to dial in the feel. |
| I don't think Sleepez's soft is really that soft. You could try an inch or two of 19 or 14 ILD on top ( or maybe one inch of each) to soften the top. I think their soft is something like 22-24ILD. If you do that and add a wool mattress protector, it might work for you. Otherwise, I think you are headed to a custom zoned mattress eventually. Why not, you are doing the round robin anyway. It is interesting watching your adventure. Thanks for posting them. |
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Sall wrote:
I don't think Sleepez's soft is really that soft. You could try an inch or two of 19 or 14 ILD on top ( or maybe one inch of each) to soften the top. I think their soft is something like 22-24ILD. If you do that and add a wool mattress protector, it might work for you. Otherwise, I think you are headed to a custom zoned mattress eventually. Why not, you are doing the round robin anyway. It is interesting watching your adventure. Thanks for posting them. Thanks. You're right, it is 22-24 ILD. It still has quite a bit of cush though. There's an innerspring mattress in next with room 'medium' PU foam topper and eek that's harder than where I'm at now. This message was modified Aug 16, 2011 by slpngoc
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slpgnoc, How is this bed working out for you?? The cheapo Sam's bed is hit and miss. Some days good, some days bad. :( I swear! |
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Dallasgirl,
The support is good for me with this SleepEZ bed. I only have a superthin (like a sheet) mattress protector and fitted sheet on the mattress and it's not enough cush at this point. I'm not sure if there's a little too much push back and pressure point coming from the Soft layer. I'll try a premium mattress protector with a nice layer of pillowy material. Hopefull that will keep me laying in one position longer by the time 5am comes around So, it's good, but needs a little work for me. One thing noticed is the 'organic' SleepEZ ad's 19-22 ILD for the all natural talalay Soft layer and 22-24 ILD for the blended talalay soft layer. Need to ask Shawn if typo or why that is. Lynn, thanks for the info and links! I'll check 'em. This message was modified Aug 19, 2011 by slpngoc
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