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I never tested a Leesa but did test a Casper and Tufn N Needle... went with the Casper and am sleeping better than ever. The Tuft N Needle was a bit TOO firm... Casper feels just right, but is still firmer than a traditional memory foam mattress or topper.
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obi_ant posted:I recently purchased a Tuft and Needle bed and now I am in need of a mattress cover. Are they all the same or is there something a bit nicer out there? I'm willing to spend a bit more for something "quality" made. Just get one or two of these in the right size for your mattress. Good if you have pets, kids, or messy sex.
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bamhand posted:Any hiking pole recommendations? Looking for a < $50 option that's not a Chinese brand that's a random jumble of letters. Yes get these. r/ultralight and Andrew Skurka approved: https://www.amazon.com/Cascade-Mountain-Tech-Trekking-Poles/dp/B00XM0YGW8?th=1
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obi_ant posted:I've been using a Coway AP-1512HH since the California wild fires started and it's been very good to me. I live in a super old building and there are a lot of cracks in the windows, the purifier has kept the air very good. I also got a Coway (maybe that same exact model) and also live in southern CA with all the fires. It has been great.
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