Me too.ripjohnnyc wrote: ↑ I wish people would say how much they weigh when they review mattresses.
Me too.
I have the Posturepedic Corey from Costco and it's pretty good so far, matress is firm and comfortable. I thought i'd prefer memory foam, but they're just too soft for me. This matress is hybrid so it's a good middle groud.
I have a Sealy posturpedic that on paper seems similar to this one. But I don't know how various models compare in reality. I bought mine through the Fairmont store. So it is the same mattress as in the Fairmont hotels. The pillow top is soft and plush enough to be comfy but not so thick as to feel like there is no support. Under the pillow top layer is very supportive with minimal motion transfer. I love it. I'm about 185 lbs btw.
Who needs a warranty from Sealy when you buy from Costco... who have the best “warranty” policyLockAndKey wrote: ↑ I have the Posturepedic Corey from Costco and it's pretty good so far, matress is firm and comfortable. I thought i'd prefer memory foam, but they're just too soft for me. This matress is hybrid so it's a good middle groud.
Only thing i don't like is Sealy strict warranty policy: no stain, requires bed frame with proper support, and sale receipt.
How do you tell though?
Tempurpedicbezumnik wrote: ↑ 2 years ago I bought my first and last memory foam mattress. It was made by Comfort Tech and I got it from Costco. The smell from off-gassing was terrible. I got sick after two nights on it. The smell lingered in the bedroom for weeks after they took it back. In the end I bought a natural latex matress that was really expensive but I have no regrets. Memory foam is a petroleum based material. I know there are different kinds of memory foam but make sure you do your research and know exactly what you're getting before buying one.
How much did you end up paying for the tempurpedic. I just bought a king, they don’t discount much offpolorico wrote: ↑ So yea, I was looking for a mattress. I have gone to linen chest and tried all the mattresses there. I finally ended up with the idea that I needed the tempurpedic proalign king mattress at 3299.00.
Linen chest actually price matches and gives 10% of the difference.
I tried to find Tempurpedic proalign mattresses but I found out that most retailers have their own stupid names for mattresses that are the same. For example thebrick has ProSupport. Some other has Pro something. At the end they are all the same but different names so you cannot price match them.
Where I got lucky is that when I called thebrick they told me for boxing day they had up to 55% off on mattresses. But only 30% on Tempurpedic so I called Linenchest to get a price match. I ended up saving 30% on the 3299.00 mattress and now I have this VIP card that saves taxes on all products and sales. That I got from an employee who works there.
Can't wait to try it out.
Just get a firm pocket coil mattress. If you want softer buy a mattress topper. The foam generally fails before the springs do so it is more economical as it's easy to replace a topperorange20006 wrote: ↑ What's everyone's thought on a firm mattress? Do they get slightly softer with time?
