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02-13-2010 #1
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Englander Mattress?
This is wierd to be posting on a car site but I know there has got to be some out there sleeping on a Englander and here is a great place for Honest advice.
Does anyone here sleep on an Englander mattress? Please chime in with your honest thoughts good or bad!
Wife is really hooked on buying one and has seen alot of mixed reviews and is now completely confused. HELP!
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02-13-2010 #2
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No idea but I would recommend The Original Mattress Factory. They consistently are ranked at the top of the list for quality and their prices are good. They have one in Atlanta and may have one closer to you. They do ship.
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02-14-2010 #3
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I've been sleeping on a Select Comfort mattress for 15 yrs and it is the best thing ever once you find the right pressure. I had back problems from crushing my l2 vertebrae when I was 16 and this bed has pretty much let me forget all about it. After 15 years I could probably use a new pillow top mattres pad but that is all I would need to replace and they aren't that expense compared to a whole new mattres.
Goodluck with your choice because of all things you have to sleep with it every night.
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02-16-2010 #4
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I hear those things advertised all the time on the radio...
I've been wanting to try a tepurpedic matress though.. I always wake up in the morning with a little neck or back pain.. I sleep on my stomach
Originally Posted by Jim Nilsen
I've been sleeping on a Select Comfort mattress for 15 yrs and it is the best thing ever once you find the right pressure. I had back problems from crushing my l2 vertebrae when I was 16 and this bed has pretty much let me forget all about it. After 15 years I could probably use a new pillow top mattres pad but that is all I would need to replace and they aren't that expense compared to a whole new mattres.
Goodluck with your choice because of all things you have to sleep with it every night.
02-16-2010 #5
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If you have a bad back and a gut, stay away from memory foam. It will conform to your bad shape.
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Temperpedic matresses do just like the last post says , it conforms to your bad shape, they also let you sink in and make it hard to go to a new position,you form a hole so to speak but they are comfy to start out with at the pressure points.That's from my testing in the store. Originally Posted by Ricoch3T
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Yes the temperpedic mattresses suck. Stay far far away from them.
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I have Serta's in my house. My father-in-law is in the business. He also sells Englander. Both are real nice.
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