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OP decided to get a hybrid mattress, so there will be foam. All mentioned above mattresses are made in the USA, so let's hope their foam is of a better quality.
And again, certified mattresses offer a better protection than just plain Chinese cheap crap.
All that would mean not much if OP decides to get a foam or polyester filling pillows and comforters, and polyester/microfiber bedsheets.
Those are closer to skin and nose...
We don't know if OP is concerned about that.
OP decided to get a hybrid mattress, so there will be foam. All mentioned above mattresses are made in the USA, so let's hope their foam is of a better quality.
And again, certified mattresses offer a better protection than just plain Chinese cheap crap.
All that would mean not much if OP decides to get a foam or polyester filling pillows and comforters, and polyester/microfiber bedsheets.
Those are closer to skin and nose...
We don't know if OP is concerned about that.
Ended up getting the winkbed eco (latex/spring hybrid). Only slept on it a few days now but liking it so far. Was a bit more than I wanted to spend but feel happy with my decision. A lot thicker than I thought it would be - was a pain taking it upstairs by myself and getting it in the bedframe.
Ended up getting the winkbed eco (latex/spring hybrid). Only slept on it a few days now but liking it so far. Was a bit more than I wanted to spend but feel happy with my decision. A lot thicker than I thought it would be - was a pain taking it upstairs by myself and getting it in the bedframe.
Ha! I know, buying a mattress is very challenging. Enjoy yours!!!
Ended up getting the winkbed eco (latex/spring hybrid). Only slept on it a few days now but liking it so far. Was a bit more than I wanted to spend but feel happy with my decision. A lot thicker than I thought it would be - was a pain taking it upstairs by myself and getting it in the bedframe.
Perhaps I'll save you the trouble of endless research. I have researched these mattresses in depth, most recently this spring. Much depends on what stores are in your area and whether you have access to a truck or a large enough car to carry the mattress home -- and back, if need be.
The most important thing is to be able to try the mattresses and the ability to return them. Many stores claim that you can ("100-night free trial!"), but they impose restocking and delivery fees, so it's not really free. Find a store where you can truly return the mattresses, such as Costco. If you have a Costco nearby, try their Novaform foam-mattress line. It's cheap, good, and returnable. They also have good innerspring mattresses at rock-bottom prices, esp. if on sale. Put one on the floor and lie down on it for 15 mins minimum, disregarding the chuckles around you.
In my case, I needed to do a warranty exchange, so I was tied to a particular store chain. But I visited different branches of the store many times, as well as just about every department store that sells mattresses. I've tried almost everything they had. And tried the ones I kind of liked multiple times. Nothing felt right!
In the end, I selected a medium-hardness quality hybrid mattress worth about $1K PLUS bought a Tempurpedic 3" topper in Costco on sale for about $130. So far, the combination it works!
In the end, I selected a medium-hardness quality hybrid mattress worth about $1K PLUS bought a Tempurpedic 3" topper in Costco on sale for about $130. So far, the combination it works!
Did you not like the hybrid mattress alone? Did you put the topper on the mattress right away or did you sleep directly on the mattress for awhile?
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