NuSleep 10" 5lb Sensus Memory Foam Mattress $699 free pillow and free shipping

bhanson

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Nope.

On a small tangent, I thought you were supposed to replace your pillows every 6-12 months?
 

KeypoX

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Originally posted by: bhanson
Nope.

On a small tangent, I thought you were supposed to replace your pillows every 6-12 months?

i dunno about that but i like using the pillow ... why would you replace pillows so often ? i
 

bhanson

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Originally posted by: KeypoX
Originally posted by: bhanson
Nope.

On a small tangent, I thought you were supposed to replace your pillows every 6-12 months?

i dunno about that but i like using the pillow ... why would you replace pillows so often ? i

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chexi

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dust mites come out at night and eat dead skin off of you. It sounds gross, but it's normal and probably good for you. Kind of like good bacteria in your digestive tract. As far as fungi goes, I don't know. But the ever increasing hyper-sensitivity to and the related efforts to completely sterilize everything is making us weaker as a species and should be avoided. That anti-bacterial soap you use will help make you weaker and more susceptible to other bacteria and viruses.
 

john333

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Haven't used it, but looks good - 5lbs per cubic foot density foam should be reasonably firm, and 4" thick memory foam should be good (I wouldn't want it that thick if it was a less dense foam - you'd sink in too much).

The price looks about right - $850 for a king. For comparison, you can get 3" 5.5lbs density memory foam on a 5" base for $800 from http://www.bergad.com/mattress.html (or $999 from http://www.isoform.com/ which is the same company!) , but shipping might cost you $100.

If you want to save a bit, you can get a mattress kit from Bergad's fabrication site :

http://www.foam-fabrication.com/mattress.html

This is the same 2 foams - you just get them shipped separatly with the cover, and put it together yourself. This is what I went for. The king kit was $480, and it cost me $100 to ship it right across the country. For me, the savings were worth the 15 mins to put it together...

The cover I got with mine said 'isoform medical' on it, and is REALLY nice - but when I ordered it, I was told you got a standard toweling cover with the kit, so I can't be sure I didn't get a better one by mistake - YMMV.