I want to use this mattress full-time. The mattress I have (Foam, not air) has lasted about 20 YEARS. What is the life expectancy of this mattress?
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I can not really answer that question, due to the fact that we only use our mattress on occasion when house guests stay for the night. I have slept on it myself and can definitely say that this mattress is durable, comfortable and well made.
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Mine got a huge bubble in the middle after a month of nightly use. But I way 330 lbs.
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I had his mattress for one year, it developed a huge bubble, ant it look like its getting bigger..I don't think its because of to much weight, as I weigh 125-130 lbs..before this one, had a different one from wayfair which I only paid about $50, and it lasted me about 5 years..unfortunately that was discontinued..
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My husband (weighs over 250 lbs) and I (weigh 130 lbs) have been using two of these twin mattresses in our king-size bed frame for well over a year. His mattress "blew out" after about 1 1/2 yrs of use. I don't know if it had anything to do with his being heavier than me or not. What I mean by "blew out" is that some of the stitching came loose and caused a huge bubble in the mattress, making it completely useless. I've had no trouble with my mattress. It needs air every few days, but I would expect that. It is the most comfortable air mattress I've ever slept on. I don't know how long mine will last, but so far, so good! I figure if it lasted only a year (but it's gone beyond that), it was worth the money -- that's less than $100 for a year's worth of good sleep.
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I blew 2 of these in about 5 months and the 2nd didn't even last 2 1/2 months. Worst product I ever owned. You better off sleeping on a flat tire!
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I've been using it full time for 1.5 years with no problems. It's probably unrealistic to think that ANY air mattress would last 20 years, though...
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This mattress is very durable. Our use has only been sporadic so our experience is not applicable to your situation. I would say that it is very comfortable and it appears that it will last a longer time than its competitors.
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I honestly don't know. It held up strong for a week solid without deflating. That's better than most.
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We have been sleeping on this gel foam pad for 3 years or more. I honestly haven't noticed that it has changed at all. I would say it will definitely last more than a year. &#128521; hope you enjoy it as much as we have&#128549;
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I don't think so. From the mattress professionals we've talked with a memory foam mattress should not be used more than seven or eight years. I had mine for 12 or 13 years before switching to an innerspring mattress with this topper. I had the Tempur-pedic, and this combo of innerspring and foam topper is even more comfortable. Best sleep I've had
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Their warranty is completely useless. I've had mine for about 4 years and it has started to feel like a soft piece of rag with no memory foam functionalities. Their warranty support told me that the only thing they cover is 1.5" visible sagging with no pressure and ABSOLUTELY NOTHING else. I'll be throwing mine away soon. Even if they did cover something, YOU would have to pay for shipping back and forth which could cost more than the mattress.
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I don't know. I have an old mattress cause I can't stand the FOAM for the same reason. But u can buy and try it for a few weeks n return it (less than 30 days) I returned mine and had to pay restock fee after 30 days. I found it bigger than my King mattress, too soft, n overpriced for the quality. A Better option is DOWN/FEATHER keeps u warm in winter n cool, in summer. Hope this helps.
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Has anyone had this mattress for one year or more? If so, what is your evaluation?
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I purchased the beige mattress SS89Q as a replacement to one I purchased in Walmart, which had only lasted about 6 months with everyday use. The SS89Q is a great mattress for full time use, as I use it. It retains its shape and can be made harder or softer as needed. I do not want a fabric mattress - too heavy to move around when cleaning as well as requiring turning over now & then to even out the wear. The other less expensive grey mattress was purchased as an occasional spare bed, so far having been used once. Nothing wrong with it either, just less money spent for something not being used a lot. Hope this helps answer your question. I purchased the beige mattress SS89Q as a replacement to one I purchased in Walmart, which had only lasted about 6 months with everyday use. The SS89Q is a great mattress for full time use, as I use it. It retains its shape and can be made harder or softer as needed. I do not want a fabric mattress - too heavy to move around when cleaning as well as requiring turning over now & then to even out the wear. The other less expensive grey mattress was purchased as an occasional spare bed, so far having been used once. Nothing wrong with it either, just less money spent for something not being... » Read More I purchased the beige mattress SS89Q as a replacement to one I purchased in Walmart, which had only lasted about 6 months with everyday use. The SS89Q is a great mattress for full time use, as I use it. It retains its shape and can be made harder or softer as needed. I do not want a fabric mattress - too heavy to move around when cleaning as well as requiring turning over now & then to even out the wear. The other less expensive grey mattress was purchased as an occasional spare bed, so far having been used once. Nothing wrong with it either, just less money spent for something not being used a lot. Hope this helps answer your question. « Show Less
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30 year warranty. You just pay to ship it back to manufacturer. They inspect it and make sure it was a defect of mattress and not damage caused on the customers behalf. As long as it is a defective mattress they will ship out a new one to you.
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I'm using a regular, inexpensive twin mattress, so I can't be sure. But, for what it's worth, here's my advice. I would think, if your foam mattress is a good quality fairly dense, and at least 6" high, then it would be fine. You may also want to consider the weight of potential users. If you're planning on having young children use it occasionally, then you can get by with something of lesser quality. They seem to be able to sleep anywhere. If it's to be used by teens or adults, then they would appreciate better quality. So, I guess you just have to decide who's going to be using it and how long you'd like them to stay!
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If the mattress is not used as a full time rver, I think it would hold up for several years, maybe longer. I'd be sure and rotate the mattress.Louise
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Ours had a typical life span when we purchased. (At our vacation home so I can't provide exact date.)
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As far as I know, it's one year for the mattress and 2 years pump/valve. Should have been in the manual. However, punctures or a part is broken by the customer, it's not covered under the warranty.
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I've had mine almost 10 years. I use it sporadically for neck pain. Mine is still in good shape! I do store it in a Ziploc bag when not in use. The foam is similar to what is used in my son's batting helmet. It's comfortable yet durable.
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I like this bed. After a year I have had no problems. But I have a foam mattress and am considering a getting a new mattress which may be heavier. I'd like to know if anyone has had problem with a heavier mattress.
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Have not had to use warranty. But my understanding is yes on the leaks. Can not tell you about foam top. I purchased the 9" and still had to add my 2" memory foam topper (I already had one). If You do not have one already then I would suggest buying the 10 or 12" that has thicker foam. I tried sleeping on mine 3 nites without the extra and got back and hip aches. Added the memory foam and a 129.00 mattress pad to it and it has been good. so if have to buy 300.00 worth of padding might as well step up on the size of mattress. was fairly easy to install all of it.
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I think its something like 10 years, its the foam that expires this seat has very little foam.
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I'm not actually sure, I've had memory foam pillows for several years now, and as long as occasionally they get an airing , I think they would last many years, I would even go as far as to say 10 years plus, with good airing and washing the cover regularly.Hope that answers you're question