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Anyone own a Stearns & Foster Marylin, Considering buying one this weekend. Read tons of reviews and they go both ways so I figured Id ask here. Getting a awesome deal on it since I know someone who work there
http://www.havertys.com/Product_47467?curIndex=8&resultCount=11 This message was modified Jan 16, 2012 by pollardhimself
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| As someone who bought, then returned a S&F pillowtop, I advise you to pass. I admit I don't know what CaressFlex™ and "Smart Latex" are, or what's in the "SuperSoft Foam" but pillowtops are usually a poor choice and you could end up with an expensive, perfectly good mattress and box spring on a bed you can't sleep in due to the pillowtop foam breaking down and leaving you with a hammock/crater. |
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DoreenA wrote:
As someone who bought, then returned a S&F pillowtop, I advise you to pass. I admit I don't know what CaressFlex™ and "Smart Latex" are, or what's in the "SuperSoft Foam" but pillowtops are usually a poor choice and you could end up with an expensive, perfectly good mattress and box spring on a bed you can't sleep in due to the pillowtop foam breaking down and leaving you with a hammock/crater.
How about the Tuscan Summer Villa Ultra Plush? http://www.havertys.com/Product_40971?curIndex=9&resultCount=11 This message was modified Jan 16, 2012 by pollardhimself
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I think Stearns And Foster make decent mattresses, if over-priced. Their latex is synthetic, not natural and tends to dry out. You certainly would not want to use it in a sunny room. If I were going to buy an S&F (and I have considered it) I would buy one that is NOT a Pillow Top, one that has their springs, not solid synthetic latex, and one that is firm. I would then soften it up by adding some 20-24ILD latex on the top of it. I think S&F's top of the line springs are pretty decent. If you're going to go with 100% latex, go with Talalay or Dunlop, not S&F "smart latex" which is 100% synthetic. |
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I belive the new line of stearns latex is now using a blended talay latex. It used to be 100% synthetic. All the latex samples I have ever received from different manufacturers (100% natural, 100% synthetic, blended, talaly, dunlop, talatech) have all dried out and crumbled over time. And a pretty short period of time at that. Hopefully it is different when wrapped in fabric and not exposed to the elements. I've looked at the new stearns latex. They are heavy, use a good amount of latex, and feel very solid. They are a good brand, even if overpriced. |
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pollardhimself wrote: Anyone own a Stearns & Foster Marylin, Considering buying one this weekend. Read tons of reviews and they go both ways so I figured Id ask here. Getting a awesome deal on it since I know someone who work there
http://www.havertys.com/Product_47467?curIndex=8&resultCount=11 |