buckeyefarmer
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I like the memory foam ones from amazon.
Mattress
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Budweiser John
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Happy to report Bonnie and Clyde my Jack Russell terrists endorse the Sleep Number king sized bed especially with a fat downe comforter in the wintertime.
Two ‘heater’ dogs are better than one...
B. John
Two ‘heater’ dogs are better than one...
B. John
Hahahaha. We bought a 3" Memory Foam topper from Amazon. It has to weigh 40 pounds. Anyhoo...in our cool bedroom it is hard as a rock until you lay on it or a few minutes then it warms and is super comfy. It also is not to hot to sleep on. Since we bought a new sleep number bed with a 3" Memory foam comfort layer the other foam is on the bottom being used as the foundation over the bed frame slats.
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Earlier in the year we replaced our pillows with some Serta brand from Big Lots that claim to be a artificial down type filling. I cannot sleep on a thick firm pillow and these fit the bill for me.
In April we went back to Big Lots and bought a 14" thick plush queen size mattress. They had the display organized from best to worst and this was on the far right being the best side. They were having a store wide 20% off sale and we walked out the door under $500. I had to go to a local no refund type outlet to find a 5" foundation to keep the top of our bed close to where it was. I paid $100 for that. Coincidentally my wife's snoring has decreased to almost never and I have been able to get to sleep better because of that. Ain't no way I will ever pay thousands for a frigin mattress.
In April we went back to Big Lots and bought a 14" thick plush queen size mattress. They had the display organized from best to worst and this was on the far right being the best side. They were having a store wide 20% off sale and we walked out the door under $500. I had to go to a local no refund type outlet to find a 5" foundation to keep the top of our bed close to where it was. I paid $100 for that. Coincidentally my wife's snoring has decreased to almost never and I have been able to get to sleep better because of that. Ain't no way I will ever pay thousands for a frigin mattress.
You must not have seen the PureSleep commercials. Women don't snore!
Now THAT is funny!
We bought some new pillows this year that have proved to be wonderful. Shredded Memory Foam that you add or remove to your satisfaction. Has a soft, breathable bamboo cover and a super soft pillowcase. I no longer wake up with sore, soggy ears (Fat Head).
Thirty years ago, pillows didn't matter but now they do.
Thirty years ago, pillows didn't matter but now they do.
Bird
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Over the years, we've bought many, many cheap pillows, but last year Sam's Club had a person there demonstrating and selling some more expensive pillows. I know they said something about bamboo being involved.:laughing: So I bought a pair of them, and sure enough, I like mine and my wife didn't like hers. So she's been seeing the TV commercials for "My Pillow" and decided she wanted to try that. I learned that "My Pillow" actually has several different pillows. Anyway, I bought one for her at Bed, Bath and Beyond, and she likes it, so I bought a second one. So far, so good.:laughing:
:thumbsup: I just can't believe it is so difficult to find good pillows and good mattresses. Usually takes years. When you do find something you like, you'd better snap it up because next time you look things will have changed.
Stimw
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It's funny how nobody will post what they paid for their miracle mattress!