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Don't ask for any more details. My hands are legally tied. I'll be leaving the forum for good, now. So any pm's will go unanswered. My only mission here was to expose Venus-gate. That mission is complete. I no longer serve a function in this forum. Goodbye everyone; sleep well, be well. Pete

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jimsocal wrote: This sounds very fishy on all counts... If they paid you to shut up, you are violating your agreement, it would seem... And it seems odd that they'd pay you out of the CEO's PERSONAL acco

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Cloud, no. Grand, yes.

Pete wrote: I suggest everyone to weigh their toppers. A king sized, 1" thick foam of 8lb density should be ~29lbs. If it's exactly half that, you've got 4lb Aerus. If it's severely underweight, call overstock and demand to speak to a supervisor. WEIGH YOUR FOAM ACCURATELY!!!! WEIGH YOUR FOAM!

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I suggest everyone to weigh their toppers. A king sized, 1" thick foam of 8lb density should be ~29lbs. If it's exactly half that, you've got 4lb Aerus. If it's severely underweight, call overstock and demand to speak to a supervisor. WEIGH YOUR FOAM ACCURATELY!!!!

For anyone with back issues, I recommend against the cloud bed. It is FAR too soft and has way too much "play" so to speak. It has the support of a goose-down comforter! (A bit of hyperbole, there.) The only Tempurpedic Brand bed I recommend is their "GRAND BED". I sleep on one 3 times a week at...

Make sure (if or when) you get a sleep number bed, get one that auto adjusts the firmness setting. If it loses pressure overnight, a little compressor kicks on automatically to correct the setting. That way, if a weather front passes through that night, and the barometric rises rapidly, you...

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Slides wrote: Doesn't memory foam and poly foam break in as well? No, 2.8lb/ft3 poly maintains the same ILD for at least 3 years.

jimsocal wrote: I thought I FINALLY had my mattress problems solved. My mattress was PERFECT for the first 2 weeks... Then, about 3 nights ago it started to hurt a little. I figured it was just ME... (though I had not done a lot of work - I did a lot of back work the previous days and slept...

Pete wrote: Go with the densest foam possible. Denser = firmer. I'd LOVE some 8lb foam if overstock would sell me some! This was sarcasm. And yes, memory foam does not offer support, it's only function is to add a plushness factor. 2" is my recommended thickness. It will bottom out; so make...

Go with the densest foam possible. Denser = firmer. I'd LOVE some 8lb foam if overstock would sell me some!

No, more like CSI, only in real time.

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