what is the difference with a hard side mattress, always had a regular for 30 years
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A full motion waterbed mattress is basically a large, tough water balloon. It has NO mattress padding. It is a little more difficult to get out of than a more traditional mattress. For $50, I think it's just great.
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The biggest difference, honestly, is this is designed to go on the floor and be rolled up afterward. There are no buttons. I sleep on mine every night. This style of sleeping takes getting used to. You either like it or you don't. I personally love mine. I think it's the most comfortable thing in the world. Then again, I've slept this way for almost 10 years.
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I had a regular mattress that I changed for a new one but never changed to box springs or the bed frame. it works great for me
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The more plush the mattress, the softer it should be. I bought this mattress almost a year ago and I don't regret it. I love this matress. I am a side sleeper too and I sleep very well. I am even so comfortable that I find myself sleeping on my back a little more.
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A thick matress is all I remember and I used it everyday for about a year and it stayed comfortable. I didn't feel any springs if there were any. The mattress is supported by thick wooden slates. At the time of ownership, I was 250lbs. As this is supposed to be a rollout and I used it everyday combined w/my weight, the wooden supports sagged somewhat and created s sort of minor bowl effect. I contacted the company and they simply adked me how many replacement wooden support slates I needed and they sent it out immediately w/o charge. It was like new after the replacementd were put in. I found it comfortable and easily rolled-away when not in use.
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It has a firmer and a less firm side, but, both are fine for an infant to use. I still use mine with my toddler now, two years later. It's a great mattress.
1965232
Perfect for side sleeping. Im primarily a side sleeper and I dont miss the springs digging in my sides from my old bed. I have had this mattress for 2 yrs now and it still feels like the first time we slept in it.
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Yes -- regular mattresses. I was very impressed with the quality of the bed. It is sturdy and honestly an heirloom that we will have for years to come.
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Agreed must have a frame wether wood or soft sided a pedestal so bed is not on the floor. If you chose not to put a heater on then its like sleeping on a bed of ice cold water. Waterbed sheets are easier then "normal" mattress unless you want to have a size larger ie king for queen bed. A hose to fill and the chemicals that go inside to keep the plastic soft, yes I have had one crack while sleeping. The other attachments make life easier for filling. A pump makes emptying the bed easier, can be rented for 10-15 bucks a day from rental companies. If you choose a free-flow be expected to be tossed around every time your partner leaves the bed. A fiber fill reduces the movement depending on how much fiber is in it. Soft sided are nice can use normal sheets and isuch more like a typical bed
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You can contact the manufacturer for those details. This is by far the very BEST mattress I have ever purchased and it was a fraction of the cost of the traditional ones. I will never ever use a conventional mattress again.
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No, it is easier. I think the flexible soft fabric bottom corners conform to different crib mattress sizes making removal easier. FYI: The 2011 versions were thicker than 2012, and 2013. I have 5 of these manufactured over several years. The newer versions still work, and dry faster.
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I have slept on the same standard twin futon for 25 years, and for me, it's comfortable. However, I placed a thick "Cuddle Ewe" under-quilt on top of it quite a long time ago, and I'm sure that makes all the difference.
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It's rated in the middle range of not being too firm or too soft. The three different layers of memory foam does allow for firmness on the top layer, but allows one to sink down according to the weight of each individual part of one's body. Thuswhatever position you are in when falling asleep is usually the position you wake up in. So much better than the expensivecoil type mattresses I've wasted money on in the past. Plus a 25-year warranty tells one it's not going to fall apart withrepeated use or acquire bad spots for excessive weight usage.
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I have no idea. The mattress is wonderful. We have had it at least one and half years. No sign of wear and we just love the feel. Compares to temperpedic.
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I went with the thicker mattress for my TT. The down side of that is it makes getting into bed a little difficult due to the increased highth from the floor. TTs have a storage area under the bed. Great sleep!
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Not here I weigh 205 lbs I'm a body builder I tend to sleep about a foot from the edge of the bed because my 2 labs sleep on my bed with me.I've began to notice that the spot I'm sleeping in is much softer than the rest of the mattress.If I move over to the middle of the mattress it's like being on a new mattressI still wake up feeling great better than some $900 plus mattresses i've recently had
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My wife and I have had our mattresses for over a year and are well satisfied. I have to sleep with my head elevated and the constant up and down action hasn't caused any deformation. I find mine to be very comfortable, but my wife would like to have hers a bit harder.