Need a new mattress ...

[cvm4]

It does help a lot

 

[Wasch_24]

Seriously...it is like having a brand new bed!

Nice move Tom.

 

[caudio51]

Yea, it is nice. Now I need to get a King size all for myself so I could sleep horizontally.

 

[Wasch_24]

Yea, it is nice. Now I need to get a King size all for myself so I could sleep horizontally.

Damn dude, how in the hell do you sleep vertically?

:rofl:

:rofl:

 

[waterboy]

We were just looking at beds. There is a 'new' kind out now that is supposed to be better than the Tempurpedic....latex. It wasn't supposed to break down as quickly (like in 20 yrs vs 10) and not supposed to hold the heat that the Tempurpedic does. We didn't go with either one, stuck with our waveless waterbed with the 'Tempurpedic like foam' pillowtop. Worth it for us. Good luck!
-John

 

[tedski]

Damn dude, how in the hell do you sleep vertically?

Pretty uncomfortable ... unless you're a conehead.

 

[tubaman]

We were just looking at beds. There is a 'new' kind out now that is supposed to be better than the Tempurpedic....latex. It wasn't supposed to break down as quickly (like in 20 yrs vs 10) and not supposed to hold the heat that the Tempurpedic does. We didn't go with either one, stuck with our waveless waterbed with the 'Tempurpedic like foam' pillowtop. Worth it for us. Good luck!
-John

I've had my tempurpedic for 7 years and isn't close to breaking down.

 

[goin' fer smoke]

I bought the foam for my bed. Old mattress almost feels new now

We have a queen pillowtop and added the layer of the cheap foam stuff you get at Walmart... WOW it is great!

 

[tedski]

I've had my tempurpedic for 7 years and isn't close to breaking down.

And you definately won't see it breaking down until after the 10th year .... when the warranty goes to 50%.

 

[tubaman]

And you definately won't see it breaking down until after the 10th year .... when the warranty goes to 50%.

Well, they're not stupid! What I'm saying with my fat ass on that everynight, it's a good indicator of how long it will last.

 

[Eric]

I hate mattress buying. I almost bought a tempurpedic 5 years ago then I got dissuaded after doing some research about them online. My current bed is already broken down (springs w/pillow top) so I may look into it again. Does anyone with the tempurpedic sleep on their stomach?

 

[caudio51]

Damn dude, how in the hell do you sleep vertically?

:rofl:

:rofl:

Wise-ass

We have a queen pillowtop and added the layer of the cheap foam stuff you get at Walmart... WOW it is great!

That's what I got, except at Target'

I hate mattress buying. I almost bought a tempurpedic 5 years ago then I got dissuaded after doing some research about them online. My current bed is already broken down (springs w/pillow top) so I may look into it again. Does anyone with the tempurpedic sleep on their stomach?

I don't have one but I have to sleep on my stomach

 

[tobby4]

I have slept on one on my stomach, not the best feeling but its ok

 

[tedski]

Update ... Well we ended up purchasing a Bragada Vienna mattress (Tempurpedic clone) . They make these to order and it was 9 days from purchase to delivery. I must say that I like this mattress a lot. Looks just like our old one - with a nice layer of button quilting over the foam core. It took about a week for me to get used to the initial firmness, but now I'm getting a very sound sleep.

The best part is that the price was exactly 50% of the Tempurpedic model we were thinking of buying.

 

[Boppa-Wasch]

Good Luck on the new sleeper!

 

[cvm4]

Gotta be happy with the money you saved since you like the mattress.

 

[Eric]

I broke down and got a Tempurpedic about two weeks ago. The first few days were pretty rough since it is very, very firm when brand new. I can't say that I sleep better or worse but I don't wake up with a spring sticking in my kidney when I wake up!

 

[cvm4]

That's always a plus, Eric.

 

[caudio51]

Update ... Well we ended up purchasing a Bragada Vienna mattress (Tempurpedic clone) . They make these to order and it was 9 days from purchase to delivery. I must say that I like this mattress a lot. Looks just like our old one - with a nice layer of button quilting over the foam core. It took about a week for me to get used to the initial firmness, but now I'm getting a very sound sleep.

The best part is that the price was exactly 50% of the Tempurpedic model we were thinking of buying.

Wow, that is a big difference

I broke down and got a Tempurpedic about two weeks ago. The first few days were pretty rough since it is very, very firm when brand new. I can't say that I sleep better or worse but I don't wake up with a spring sticking in my kidney when I wake up!

Or in the ass

 

[architeuthis]

I'm in the furniture business. My favorite matress that has similar qualities to the Tempur-pedic is by Sealy. It's substantially lower priced also. Standard 15 year warranty, and it "breathes" a bit easier in case you are a hot sleeper. Sealy recently came out with something to compete with the Sleep-Number bed also. It's more configurable, more bells and whistles and less expensive. Check the Sealy web-site for tech sheets.

Thanks.