Question for the latex gurus
| If you were to convolute two 28 ILD latex toppers (essentially removing half of the latex and eliminating the surface tension), one talalay blend and one dunlop, would they feel similar to one another? Or would the dunlop processed topper still feel firmer? |
Re: Question for the latex gurus
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Is this a riddle, or a trick question? Don't get it.
But Dunlop is still firmer and wouldn't you think it would still be firmer than the talalay latex? I would think so. This message was modified Sep 22, 2010 by Leo3
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Re: Question for the latex gurus
| I think it is safe to assume that if the dunlop starts out feeling firmer it will still feel firmer in a convoluted form. |
Re: Question for the latex gurus
| A 28 ILD Dunlop latex feels as firm as a 36 ILD Talalay, convoluted or not. |
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Leo3 wrote: Is this a riddle, or a trick question? Don't get it. Yes, and you win a prize for the correct answer! Seriously, I was wondering if "convoluting" the latex would soften it to the extent that talalay and dunlop toppers of the same ILD would feel almost identical. The consensus seems to be "no", so it appears I have my answer |
