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Black Whippet
18 Nov 09 07:54
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.... had a spring in my back all night, new matress now required.

Had a quick look round and theres that many dont know where to start. Whats the best to get brandwise etc.....

Need a double size 6ft3 x 4ft7.... Dont want one of them memory foam things though.
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Report Ken Masters • November 18, 2009 7:56 AM GMT
You need a 6'3" mattress?

CALLING LADYCAKES!
Report Robbie_Box • November 18, 2009 7:58 AM GMT
Thinly veiled " eh eh Look at me i've worn out my matress, if you know what i mean ;) ;)" thread
Report Black Whippet • November 18, 2009 8:00 AM GMT
Of course robbie_box

but seriously I do need a new one quite urgent already done the turning it upside down / wrong way round routine. the missus sides alright but this springs doing my back in :(
Report Robbie_Box • November 18, 2009 8:03 AM GMT
www.matressman.co.uk

Has a 60% off sale on.. i'm sure your find something to suit you here
Report Black Whippet • November 18, 2009 8:12 AM GMT
cheers robbie, but thats just confused me some more....

Soft / medium / firm
micro quilted / handtufted,
cage sprung / pocket sprung
man made fillings / natural fillings

I just want a matress without a spring coming out and into my back :)
Report Gene Hackman • November 18, 2009 8:58 AM GMT
I bought a memory foam one about 4 years ago.
Absolutely fantastical.
No springs or bobbles or bumps, and lovely and warm - it seems to hold the heat in.
Not cheap though.About 350 if I remember rightly.
Report TELL DEL • November 18, 2009 9:47 AM GMT
had a Slumberland mattress for years which was very good, got a new Millbrook one now, expensive,
but have to say preferred the Slumberland one, I'd say pocket spring system is best,
and choosing the right comfort level is important as well, softer, standard or firmer.
It's your own individual choice, this new bed is fine for the missus so maybe not adjusted to it yet.

If you get very warm in bed those memory foam mattresses can make you hot and uncomfortable,
but they suit some people fine, so individual choice of comfort.
Report roger_moore • November 18, 2009 9:48 AM GMT
ive said it once, i'll say it again...

Sleep to Live Range - Bensons....
Report maleuk01. • November 18, 2009 10:23 AM GMT
i listened to the advice from roger moore.

Cost £800 though :( but is quite comfy.
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