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Are there any good alternatives to buying a mattress?
I move around a lot, and just moved to another state. I actually own a bed, but it didn't fit in my car to move here and now I'm mattress-less again. I am on a budget and also don't want to spend a ton of money on a bed if I'm just going to be moving again in 10 months. Right now my boyfriend and I are sleeping on an air mattress, but it loses air and isn't very comfortable. Has anyone found a good alternative to buying a mattress set? Are foam mattresses or memory foam pads any good? The idea choice would be something that would maybe fit in my small SUV next time I need to pack up.
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- Anonymous10 years agoFavorite Answer
Well since your on a budget maybe you could try getting a coach that folds out into a bed? That would be a 2 for one situation and you save money!! Those are really nice, and you can strap it to the top of your SUV. Also i use the memory foam and it is amazing! But you cant really sleep on it without a mattress because its too thin. Also you could try a cot since they dont take up much room and are inexpensive. You could put memory foam on a cot to make it more comfy!! Good luck and i hope this helps!!!!!
- ?Lv 44 years ago
for convenience mattresses are the proper determination futons rarely have springs and don't provide plenty help and can get lumpy air beds are truly for non everlasting use, I slept on one for 4 weeks when I and had loads of aches and pains from it. I have been given an particularly soft mattress at Ikea for my visitor room and it became $40
