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Buying a mattress?
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Anyone here works in a mattress shop?
What should I be look at when buying the mattress?
What justifies the difference in the price?Mucho love
Posted 12 years ago
Juanjust make sure there are no “maps” on them
Posted 12 years agoIf you have back bother, get Memory Foam even if you have to mortgage your bike* to do it
(* = spare bike of course)
Posted 12 years agocooroo thanks I think I am even willing to mortgage my proper bike to by the mattress as I have no time to ride anyway.
Posted 12 years agoGet something with pocket springs and ideally a memory foam top. Much more expensive than the other type of spring (whatever they are called) but it will change your sleeping life forever
Posted 12 years agoWe recently bought a memory foam mattress, it is wonderful. I now find it even more difficult to get up in the mornings. To get anything like a half decent mattress will cost upwards of £250.
Posted 12 years agoThanks all
I was planning in spending around 300€ anyway, as it’s very important to be able to sleep well.
I’ll have a look to memory foam mattresses tomorrow, anything I should avoid? Any clever question I should ask?
Mucho love juan
Posted 12 years agoTop-class mattresses cost around a grand!
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Posted 12 years agoWell I don’t have a Grand plus I have no idea where I will be in 12 month. So I guess the 300 maybe 400€ marks ones will have to do.
Posted 12 years agoAlways get the best bed or shoes you can afford. You spend most of your life in either.
Posted 12 years agoTop class ones might, but perfectly servicable ones can be had for less.
Posted 12 years ago‘I be-lieve in Miracoils’
Posted 12 years agoBuy Tempur. You will not be disappointed.
I’ve had a 20cm mattress from them for a couple years now and am sleeping much better than ever.
Cost £1024.69 with 2 Tempur Traditional Pillows.
Posted 12 years agoIMO, Buy a very cheap hard/ortho one. You won’t be disappointed.
I wasted money being taken in by the “pocket springs” hype, and ended up giving it away on freecycle after 6 months after hardly sleeping on the stupid squashy thing.
Posted 12 years agoBuy Tempur. You will not be disappointed.
I’ve had a 20cm mattress from them for a couple years now and am sleeping much better than ever.
I’ve got to agree, I’ve been sleeping on one for about htree years now and it’s bliss. The only problem is when I go away and have to sleep on an ordinary bed it’s horrible!
Posted 12 years agoI bought this one 6 moths ago & it is soooooo gooood, only £328 with two pillows.
Posted 12 years ago
http://www.snugmattress.co.uk/acatalog/snug_memory_foam_mattress_double_super_1000plus.htmlmy mattress cost £120 and I’ve had 8 good years and 2 springs-in-back years out of it, so am looking for a new one as well.
Am tempted to get another rock hard cheap one as all the expensive ones are way too soft for me, even the ‘firm’ ones.
Posted 12 years agoWe’re looking for a new bed and I stumbled on ths thread from Money Saving Expert.
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1026667
Oh good luck with it, it’s only 100+ pages
Posted 12 years agoPersonally I rate Ikea ones.
Posted 12 years ago
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