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Would I need a mattress pad for the sleep science costco latex mattress? what else would I need to make this mattress best suited to my sleep needs? I am suffering from a herniated disk in my low back. This is my first post, please help me. Thank you very much. This message was modified Apr 7, 2010 by mattresspuzzle
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| What did the previous owner use? Everyone uses something different. But less is best for latex mattresses...... |
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Please reply if you have this costco latex mattress. will a mattress pad make it comfortable? Thanks. |
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mattresspuzzle wrote: Please reply if you have this costco latex mattress. will a mattress pad make it comfortable? Thanks. Comfort is pretty subjective. Maybe your friend will let you try a comforter or a few blankets on the bed before you make your decision. Have you lain on the bed yourself? |
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mattresspuzzle wrote: Please reply only if you have this latex mattress. Thanks. |
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i have it, for over 3 months. please note suggestions from previous replies which were relevant for YOUR comfort. i also have a ruptured disk and this mattress has been very comfortable after weeks of trying different sides, cover and pads. leo is correct about less is best. i will be trying a wool pad mainly to add temperature control and softness. so, the short answer is, no, maybe you don't need a pad. |
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popo wrote: so, the short answer is, no, maybe you don't need a pad.
I don't understand why you are so agitated, mattresspuzzle, by answers from people who don't own this particular bed. Comfort is an individual matter, and this bed may or may not be comfortable for you. But, you won't know until you try it out. Also, it is fair to ask why your friend is getting rid of the bed in the first place. I also think it's fair to ask to try the bed out. Any one of my friends would let me do that. This message was modified Apr 8, 2010 by cynicaljones
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