can you stop inflation of the mattress before the default inflation? so it's softer?
1286906
I believe so.My daughter was just here this weekend using it and she stopped inflating it to test the firmness and then restarted it.You can make it firmer than the default as well.
1286907
Yes absolutely. You plug it in, flip the on switch and then inflate it to the firmness of your choice. If it's too firm, you can flip another switch and just let out a little air. This is a great air mattress.
1981634
There is a plug that gets plugged into a standard outlet at the foot end of the mattress. You then turn the switch to inflate, pick your firmness, and let it do its thing. There is an automatic stop. This bed is comfortable.
1733726
Yes you can that is what I have on it right now.I was a little leery because of the spacing, so I put down the cardboard that the foam mattress came in on top of the frame.Every once in a while I have to slide mattress around,but no big deal.They say you do not have to use anything on top but I figure better save then sorry.
936330
When I first received the mattress, it was firm. After about a month it softened up a lot.
657415
I have a Tempurpedic mattress with a 3" topper for a softer feel (a lower density memory foam than the TP) and I had the same problem with the topper moving off the mattress,even with a well fitted mattress pad. Very annoying,until I bought a "no-slip/non-skid" mesh originally used under rugs on hardwood floors. This solved the problem beautifully and the topper has not moved an inch under the mattress pad since. I bought a roll of the stuff from an online futon retailer which promote it used to avoid futons sliding off the frame. Cost total was about $14 incl.shipping.
975041
Yes. Turn the mattress pad on about 20 mins. to 30 mins. before you wish to settle in, you can adjust the heat as suits you - works like a charm!
728019
NOt sure if it's entirely possible to completely eliminate some shift but I've found that to ensure a tighter fit, i pile on more than one mattress pad. I got this idea from a 5-star hotel that had the most amazingly comfortable bed I'd ever slept on...I took the bedding away to find that they had three pads on the bed. Once I tried that at home, I was hooked and my pads do not shift. Good luck on that.
285744
That is the way memory foam is. Just let the mattresses sit awhile and they will unfold and puff up.
2104813
I prefer my bed firm, so I leave it on all the time. It can be inflated to the comfort you desire, and the pump left off, but you will have to periodically turn it back on to inflate back to your comfort level.
1953483
The mattress is incredibly stiff the first few times. I'd recommend removing the mattress and then folding it up, then put the mattress on there and force it into place.
595749
No, I think it would make it softer. I love it on my hard mattress because it makes it softer, so I think you'd be disappointed..
1934966
It just lies over (and into) the gap. Which is part of the problem. There really is no way to keep the mattresses from shifting. Yes, you can remove and reuse the product.
2104811
There are 2 pumps. Once the bed is inflated you can turn on the secondary pump to ensure that the bed doesn't lose air. There are settings for maintaining the air level ranging from firm to plush. So the answer to your question is yes, you can turn off the secondary pump once the bed is inflated. Keep in mind that the secondary pump doesn't run all the time, just if or when the air level in the bed gets below your firmness setting; and even then it's a quiet hum.
263078
Yes, or if you strech it on the sides, it will be move towards the bottom/under the mattress. There is no way to get around that, the top part is still good though, from my experience!
781292
yes..remember tho.. allow a day or two for the mattress to air out and to "inflate" to it full size.. sleeps very good!
1261303
I got the ultra-plush soft mattress and I would not recommend it. It is too too soft and after 9 months, we can't sleep on it anymore.
1284758
I did so, and yes it's lower, but what bugs me is the creaking noises. I never heard anything when I had a regular mattress on the box spring, but with the memory foam mattress on top, it makes loud creaking noises when I shift positions. Not always, but often. I'm thinking about putting a plywood board between the mattress and box springs.