Are you looking to change your mattress?

Before you spend over a $1000 on a new mattress, please try a simple camping airbed that shouldn't cost more than $20 perhaps $30 if it comes with a pump. But don't get a big double size one because having a bigger airbed is just wasted air you have to deal with. A simple queen size 8" thick mattress is all that is required to ensure proper flotation. You can make the airbed as firm as you like and or as plush as you like, but don't expect to get it perfect the first week as the vinyl has to stretch. But once that occurs you will have years of sleeping on clouds and wake up in heaven. You will also laugh at all the dopes who spend thousands making Sit&Sleep rich.

John2019-11-05T00:03:54Z

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And you can also live on canned sardines and Vienna sausages.

Digital One2019-11-06T01:12:18Z

When a mattress sinks a little making your back hurt.
Simply place a few layers of cardboard or old towels on the box spring under the mattress low area. 

Anonymous2019-11-04T18:21:12Z

I can afford a nice ******* mattress, so **** off with your lame as rant.

STEVEN F2019-11-03T20:58:44Z

Even if this was a question, it would be BS. A GOOD quality airbed is NO LESS that $50 without a pump. One that is on par with a LOW quality mattress cost AS MUCH as an equivalent mattress.
Note: They don't MAKE an airbed that will last as long as a regular mattress that provides the same sleep quality.
Note: $500 is FAR closer to the price of a typical mattress.

Aster Rhoids2019-11-03T20:32:19Z

No, I am not. Advertise somewhere else.

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