I need a new bed

MX2

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In the past I have usually just spent in the neighborhood of $500 when it comes to a bed (queen size). This time around I am willing to drop whatever it takes for a really, really good mattress.

Any input or recommendations appreciated:)
 

Hyperblaze

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Just a mattress?

I bought mine at sears, as well as the bedframe. Cost me about 1000. I love my mattress, better then the one I have back at my parent's place.

 

MX2

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Originally posted by: giantpinkbunnyhead
If you really wanna spend whatever it takes...

I hear this bedoffers quite a good night's sleep...

HOLY BEJEEBUS!

I think I wanna spend a little less than that:p
 

richardycc

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I love my latex bed, no more annoying noisy coil springs, etc...you should check it out.
 

CellarDoor

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Everyone prefers a different mattress so the best thing to do would be to try them out yourself. Also, even after you make your choice you might find you don't like it like you thought you would after a few weeks. Make sure you purchase from a place that has a good policy for returning/exchanging if you don't like it. Most places do I think.
 

IGBT

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Originally posted by: Hyperblaze
Just a mattress?

I bought mine at sears, as well as the bedframe. Cost me about 1000. I love my mattress, better then the one I have back at my parent's place.


..somebody out here was raving about great used mattress deals on ebay.
 

Atlantean

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When you buy your bed make sure you get it from a place that gives at least a 30 night guarantee (if you hate it they will let you exchange for something else within 30 days). Spend in the $1500 - $2500 range, and get one with a very high spring count if you are getting a spring mattress (900+ is usually good).
 

MX2

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Originally posted by: IGBT
Originally posted by: Hyperblaze
Just a mattress?

I bought mine at sears, as well as the bedframe. Cost me about 1000. I love my mattress, better then the one I have back at my parent's place.


..somebody out here was raving about great used mattress deals on ebay.

Gross. Thats one thing I wont ever buy...blech...a used matteress:(
 

habib89

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i personally love my memory foam mattress... what about one of those "select number" mattresses you see on late night tv?
 

Kaido

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1. Pillowtop
2. Temperpedic memory foam

Memory foam + pillowtop = heaven. We tried out a King-sized at the local bed shop...it was like $6,000 for the full setup - memory foam, pillowtop, massage, lift...awesome :D
 

MX2

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Originally posted by: gsethi
Originally posted by: loki8481
I've been thinking about buying a water bed after I move.

Water Bed + sharp objects near it FTW :D

Waterbeds in general = pain in the ass...or maybe I wasnt sleeping right:confused:
 

BoomerD

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2 things you should never try to get cheap on, is your bed and your work shoes...you spend too much time in one, and not enough time in the other...
 

Mo0o

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i heard that spending over $1000 is overkill. I read this article by some mattress expert that after a certain price range you're just paying for the name.
 

IGBT

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Originally posted by: MX2
Originally posted by: IGBT
Originally posted by: Hyperblaze
Just a mattress?

I bought mine at sears, as well as the bedframe. Cost me about 1000. I love my mattress, better then the one I have back at my parent's place.


..somebody out here was raving about great used mattress deals on ebay.

Gross. Thats one thing I wont ever buy...blech...a used matteress:(


..mabe you could sell your used mattress on ebay?? :thumbsup:

 

ppdes

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>>I've been thinking about buying a water bed after I move.

>Kills your back if you get a single bladder mattress.

I had a water bed for a few years as a child after switching rooms with a sibling. Seemed perfectly fine, no back trouble at all. I can sleep on the floor or anything else and be perfectly happy, though, so can't claim to be very sensitive.