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Bought Stearns/Foster/Costco based on reviews, after two nights the left side of my body goes numb, I think it elevates my legs, too firm or whatever...But as it is Costco, return isnt an issue.
Here is my question, I stay in hotels like 4 Seasons/Fairmont/Sheraton/W etc., they usually have pillow top spring mattresses and they sell them, as you know. How is it they can have a pillow top Sealy or Serta mattress, have the room occupied everyday almost, and that mattress that is probably atleast a year old maybe 2, doesnt hurt my back at all...Doesnt have impressions in it like you hear everyone complain about...
I have slept in hotels all around the country in the past 5 months, not one morning of waking in pain, I get home and i am in pain no matter what mattress i have and i have had several....darnit
I just dont get it, in the past 5 months, 5 different hotels and 5 different pillow top beds and all wonderful... |
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I personally think that it is more than just the springs and foam that make the difference. I, too, have had the mulitple bed syndrome, and spent more than you have overall, if I were to tally it up. Hotel mattresses can be wonderful. I posted this before, but I had been sleeping on a newer mattress(husband picked this one out) by a smaller mattress company with good reputation in So. Cal, which had pocket coils, and had already been re-foamed by another bed maker(per me). Still had back pain. Chronic. Caused me to barely be able to move in the am, low back siezed up pretty much all the time. Went out of town to the Brown's Hotel and Spa in Denver and wow what a mattress! First night back 70% improved, next night back 100% healed, and last night pure heaven. I wanted to take the darn thing home with me. I did look at the tag and it was 5 years old! Asked at the front desk and they said Sealey, similar bed $5K. So came home, ripped up our bed that night(no way was I going throug that pain again!), and messed with the foam. I then did some sleuting to find out what was in that wonderful hotel bed. Found out it had offset coils, and a coil boxspring, some padding but not pillowtop. Finally had a bed made the old fashioned way, with cotton batting, insulator layers, and offset coils, springs in the box, and happy with it. Only thing I did not do was get the duvet style so I could easily take the foam in and replace. Been sleeping on it nearly two years now and still pretty happy. P/U foam top, about 4". Took awhile for the bed to soften up a bit initially, but got good and lasted. Personally I think it is more because the springs are good, the cotton is good, and the foam is quality...plus not that much of it. The new beds have so many layers of stuff...more is NOT better! May still take it back to change to duvet style... Recommend Better Bed Fresno. Only place I know to get what you want made the way it shoudl be at a reasonable price! Kait This message was modified Aug 23, 2010 by Kait
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