Friday, February 4th, 2011 at
12:44 am
I just purchased one of those polyurethane memory foam mattress pads, but when I took it out of the package, I noticed that the polyurethane smell was horribly strong. Still, I slept on it, and now all my bedding and mattress (and frankly, my room!) smell like polyurethane to the point I need to rewash everything and not use the memory foam right now. Any clues as to how to get that awful "paint-like" smell to disappear from my memory foam mattress pad? If not, any idea how long until that smell coming from the memory foam will last? Will it go away on its own? I would really love to be able to use it again. I paid some money for it and it really is comfortable.
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Monday, November 8th, 2010 at
5:25 am
I am considering the Noraform mattress from Costco, if you have one please tell me your opinion on this. I already am sleeping with 3 memory foam mattress pads on my bed and love the uplifting feeling it gives but I need a new mattress, also can you put it on the regular box springs from your old mattress? please give detailed answers.
Thank you
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Tuesday, September 7th, 2010 at
5:25 pm
Are the memory foam mattress pads everything they are made out to be? If so is there a cheaper alternative to the Tempurpedic system that runs around 400 for a queen size bed? I recently received a firm mattress and would like to make it a little softer without affecting my pocket book to much. Any recommendations would be most helpful
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Friday, July 30th, 2010 at
5:25 am
Anyone have any luck with those new foam mattress pads for a bad back?
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Wednesday, May 5th, 2010 at
5:24 pm
My sleeper sofa mattress that came with the couch is 5 ‘ thick. I am looking into memory foam mattress pads and have found them in 1, 2, and 3 inch thick. If you tri fold the bed that adds either 3, 6, or 9 inches of thickness. But since it is memory foam it will squish down. I dont think I can get a 3 inch, but will a 1 or 2 inch mattress pad work?
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Monday, November 23rd, 2009 at
12:04 am
I am researching the differences in foam mattress pads. There are different thicknesses, different densities, open cell versus closed cell, etc. What is the best type of mattress to get where your body can just sink down in the mattress, allowing your spine to be in the neutral position, to ultimately provide the best sleep? My mattress I have now is rather firm and I am looking for support as well as more cushion.
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Wednesday, November 4th, 2009 at
9:35 am
I was just curious as to the point of most foam mattress pads having that egg shell texture. Some are flat on both sides, but most seem to have this bumpy thing going on. I assume there’s some kind of reasoning behind this, anyone know what it is? Thanks.
Ahhh, I found out. http://www.myfoammattress.net/compare/egg-crate.html
Told me what I wanted to know!
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