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Unload My Head posted:I'll admit I haven't been following this thread as closely as I should be, but why is this so? I had T&N on my short list along with Purple. As far as sex goes, if it doesn't have enough "bounce" for you, well, you can always gently caress somewhere more exciting.
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Here's something new and exciting I learned about beds in a box. Apparently tons of them are lined with fiberglass inside of the cover. So, if the cover ever gets punctured or comes off, fiberglass gets sprayed everywhere. People have had to throw out all their possessions or even literally being forced to move out of their homes. This guy asked a bunch of the biggest manufacturers if they use fiberglass and silica. Guess I'm not buying another Zinus, which sucks because I need a cheap mattress right now. I like my Tuft and Needle, but I need a queen size now, and to be honest it's not as comfortable as I had hoped as a side sleeper.
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There's some pretty serious cognitive dissonance going on in your post between "why would that lady let her kids lay on fiberglass in their mattress, which they should totally have known about!" and also "fiberglass in mattresses is among the least possibly harmful solutions".
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Synastren posted:Nope.
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...except every mattress that isn't cheap made-in-China poo poo (and even many of those!) don't use it.
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Nov 25, 2019 04:08
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I think this Nectar is the perfect firmness for side sleeping. Lately I've been sleeping with someone who has a Casper and it feels too soft for me.
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FWIW my Nectar is pretty great as a ~6'3" 210lb side/stomach sleeper.
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