Nice bit of luxury but not a necessity
587991
I have three cats, all longer than average, and live in a cold area. I thought this bed might be something that my kitties would like because whenever we use an electric heater, they tend to get right up in it and stick their little faces millimeters away. I joke about it but I seriously worry that they will end up cooking their eyeballs or something so I was hoping this bed would take the place.

My issues with this bed are the following:

-- the size is awkward for cats. It's just a tad too large for a cat because the sides are a bit too far to hug a single cat and it's too small for my cats to put up with squishing in there together. My cats are on the large side though so this may now be true for everyone.

-- the instructions state that you should only plug it in when in use and to unplug when not. My cats are not really fans of the bed unless it's heated (it's a bit stiff compared to what they usually prefer because of the heating coils along the bottom) so I'm caught in a catch-22. Do I keep it heated so my cats will use it but go against the warnings on the instructions? Or do I follow the instructions and then my cats will hardly ever use it?

Overall though, I really like this bed for the winter months. We used it for about four months straight and whenever it *was* heated, there was usually a cat in there sleeping for hours on end. Now that it's warming up a bit, we've put it into storage but will definitely be giving it another go once it gets cold again. I'm not sure if this is something we can't live without but it's a nice little luxury just the same.
4970889
Deluxe <adjective> of better quality and usually more expensive than the usual ones of its kind : very luxurious

Nope.

These are nice towels. Very soft. They dry very fast on the rack. (A huge plus in Texas as things tend to mildew after a single use.) But they don't dry YOU as well as say...those towels they have at the spa. That's a deluxe towel right there.

These towels do a serviceable job. As a towel, it is certainly in working order, doing what a towel does, which is make a wet thing less wet than it was just prior to its application. For the price, these are STILL a great value. No two ways about it. As a purchase, I endorse it.

But see, here's the thing. I feel like I need one and a half of these to complete the operation with the same level of efficiency as those overly plush towels at the spa. In other words, like any other regular towel I have applied to myself with determination.

A better name for this towel might be "Divatex Home Fashions 10-Piece Completely Serviceable Towel Sets, Cream".

Don't get me wrong. These towels will go into rotation between the water closet and hamper along with all of the other towels currently in my employ. They did the job. But I have used a luxurious towel before and this falls short of the dictionary term deluxe. Now, that being my only gripe, that they have overstated, to a moderate degree, the actual quality of the textile in question, I only removed one star. I mean, they do perform the process of removing most surface moisture from your skin as you would expect.

It's simply that I expected that firm fluffy experience of an overly plush towel, drying me as only they can. And that isn't what's for sale here.

There must be some towel tech, some manufacturing process, loop count or thread count, or maybe a weave that gives a more absorbant and plush towel experience like at the spa. But whatever the secret, you won't find it here. Just a good serviceable towel.
1899717
These kitchen towels are nice enough looking - what you see here on the product picture page is exactly what you get.  They happen to coordinate well with our kitchen colors and add a touch of class that bargain towels might not.  Beyond that, however, there's not really anything special about them to justify the premium price.  They are not ultra-thick or especially plush, not any more absorbent that the rest of our run of the mill kitchen towels.  I would only pay the higher price if you absolutely love the look & colors.
1868627
I bought this to provide sleeping accomodations for an extra guest, as well as additional seating, and it meets both requirements perfectly.  The only problem is that the mattress is way too thin for comfort, so I got a high-quality memory foam 3" mattress topper, which works perfectly, but added almost $100 to the total cost.  Without the topper, you can feel the bars underneath the mattress, but with it, the bed is very comfortable.  The topper can stay on the bed when it folds, and springs back out when the bed is opened.  If I didn't want the additional seating, I would purchase a roll-away bed (already have one) since they are less expensive and take up less space when not in use; this piece is fairly large.  The wheels make it easy to move around, though, and it looks nice with my other furniture.  Against a wall, and with a few pillows, it provides comfortable seating for two, or you could use it in place of a coffee table in front of the sofa.
1394595
Extra point for comfort, but not much support. The inserts in mine tended to wander, too. Not much lift or separation, but for a casual tee shirt and jeans look, this will fit the bill just fine.
4731863
Not bad for the price. I saw this same couch for much more at the local furniture store. It's not all that comfortable though, with very little padding. I'm sure that's because of its low profile design.  More of a decoration than anything. You definitely won't be lounging around on it for hours. The fake leather isn't the nicest I've seen, but it's adequate. Assembly was easy, but I would recommend using a drill during assembly as you have to set some wood screws. Shipping was fast with great communication.
911716
I was a little disappointed that the material for this duvet set wasn't more substantial, but I do like it. The fabric is quite thin, but I live in Florida, so i don't really need much more than it provides. The whole set has added a nice air of sophistication to my "boudoir" (as I never call it) and has "classed up the joint" in a way I find very pleasing.
2942687
If you intend to use this as a simple couch, or as a sleeper, I recommend purchasing a mattress topper of some sort or additional cushion. It's not kind on the behind or on the back for sleeping or extended use. I will say, however, that it's well designed and attractive. No assembly rather than attaching the feet required.
3496691
These chair cushions are comfy, but they are rather small compared to the chairs that I have, so take that in context when looking at the image. As a review item I didn't have a choice as far as size.

If you don't want a HUGE cushy seat cover, like most are, which are sold at department storesthis is a good alternative. It won't slip off, or sit you up a lot higher than you are used to.

Overall, these are nice. You can also use them for floor seats, or bring them with you to a stadium, etc, since they do have a small footprint.
595291
The chair isn't overly expensive but is more than comfortable.  It isn't plush but I've had it for a few weeks now and it is more than comfortable for sitting down for extended periods of time at a desk with.  I will say that if I was any taller, the front edge of the seat not having any support might be a bit of a turn off.  (I'm 5' 7")
1295401
Nice for a small apparentment and you and your significant other or roommate
3574355
Nice color options, but not a lot of product, so you can't be liberal with it.
1685084
Nothing to show off, but quite comfortable at a low price point.
4048827
Has some weight to it doesn't kink perfect width
2445464
can't complain with this price, but not quite up to the expectation... doesn't look luxurious. but than again can't complain with this price
2478810
Good for the price and Good for guestrooms but not everyday use and wear
4685228
This is the first rollaway bed that I have actually owned, though not the first I've actually used. I recall having to sleep on one at my grandmother's house on occasion and it was never a comfortable experience. Fortunately, I can say that this bed does better than my granny's old one.

First of all, the good points - it is easy to store and assemble and is not particularly heavy so it is easy to move around. You just unlatch the top hook, fold out the legs and it's good to go. There are two large elastic bands on either end to help secure the mattress to the frame so it does not slide around too much while it's being used. I did not use "proper" bedding on it because I don't own any twin sheets. I just wrapped and extra flat sheet around the mattress and it seemed to stay in place just fine for short durations. One of the other reviewers noted that a standard fitted sheet for a twin is too big on this because the mattress is too thin so I'm not sure that investing in real bedding is worth your while.

The part of the bed which supports the mattress is made of woven fabric rather than woven metal. The edges have metal rod supports so that the springs do not eventually tear through the fabric. However, I wouldn't be surprised if, over time, there may be some fraying on the areas which absorb the most weight - that's pure speculation. Because it is fabric and not a metal sheet (my parents have one with woven metal that is sturdier than this), it sags down a bit. This actually adds to the comfort level as it is like a well-supported hammock. The mattress is very soft and cushy and reasonably thick, but I think that the design which allows for so much give contributes more than the mattress to the overall comfort level. There is no "bar in the back" issue that I could detect when I laid down on it and that is a huge plus.

On the down side, this is not a particularly supportive mattress. That's okay because this is not designed for long-term situations. However, if you have guests with back issues, this may not be a good choice. Also, the maximum weight that it supports is 300 lbs. so heavier guests cannot use this without risk of damage. Finally, thre is a registration card with the bed, but no listing of online registration. I did a search and Zinus does offer online information and registration, but this product is not on their site. In this day and age, I think that the web site should be listed and that all product registration should be available online, not just for specific items.

All in al, I think this is a pretty good rollaway bed, but I'm concerned about long-term durability. The ease of set-up, light weight, and comfort are excellent, but I think that, if you have a lot of adult overnight guests, you may want to get something a little heavier duty than this (something with metal support for the mattress).