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Originally Posted by floridaorange

https://www.peachskinsheets.com/

These are our favorite.

How does it feel compared to cotton?

[floridaorange]

Originally Posted by Onesie

How does it feel compared to cotton?

Better. More breathable but cozier at the same time. Friends of ours had them stayed at their house - loved them, deal done.

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by MKSixer

Do you guys bring over your old co-inhabitants when you purchase the new mattresses?

I'm here to help!!

That's why it's important to vacuum mattress regularly.

[leopard print]

Originally Posted by T0RM3NT

I went through about 4 mattresses with their free trail periods before finally settling on the DreamCloud Premier Rest mattress.

From their website:

With a taller, 16” profile. Transformative, comfort-forward features. And its distinguishing characteristic - a beautiful cashmere Pillow Top.

https://www.dreamcloudsleep.com/rest-mattress

You can scroll down the page to see how this thing is constructed. I've been really happy with it with both back and neck surgeries. However, we are all different and what works for me might not work for you.

T0RM3NT Still enjoying the mattress? I did some research over the past couple days and pretty sure this is the one I'll be pulling the trigger on.

[T0RM3NT]

Originally Posted by leopard print

Still enjoying the mattress? I did some research over the past couple days and pretty sure this is the one I'll be pulling the trigger on.

Hi...

We've had it for about a year now and it feels almost exactly the same as the first day. Mattresses are highly subjective, but for my wife and I it has worked well. Again, for us, it has been supportive, comfortable, and after a year we haven't noticed any flattening or compression to the plush top or mattress itself. I've had both back and neck surgeries and previous mattresses always had me waking up with aches. This one has been ache free so far...so that's a win for me! Good luck with your decision, whatever that may be.

[leopard print]

Originally Posted by T0RM3NT

Hi...

We've had it for about a year now and it feels almost exactly the same as the first day. Mattresses are highly subjective, but for my wife and I it has worked well. Again, for us, it has been supportive, comfortable, and after a year we haven't noticed any flattening or compression to the plush top or mattress itself. I've had both back and neck surgeries and previous mattresses always had me waking up with aches. This one has been ache free so far...so that's a win for me! Good luck with your decision, whatever that may be.

Thanks for the response! They have a 365 day trial, so seems to be relatively low risk to try it out.

[floridaorange]

Update on the Saatva mattress. Have never slept better. Don't wake up at night, don't think about getting comfortable, finally found a mattress my wife and I both love for a reasonable price.

[G35POPPEDMYCHERRY]

i buy an extra firm coil mattress for 500 bucks and replace every 5-6 years/

[infinitekidM2C]

My mattress is probably 10 years old ffs.

I'm taking donations for a new mattress guize.

[infinitekidM2C]

Originally Posted by floridaorange

Update on the Saatva mattress. Have never slept better. Don't wake up at night, don't think about getting comfortable, finally found a mattress my wife and I both love for a reasonable price.

Is it relatively cool feeling? Did you get the luxury firm? Your pitch is pretty good.

[c1pher]

I had a sealy mattress can’t remember the model but it only lasted about five years. I took a chance on a nectar mattress, thinking I was going to end up returning it. I mean how good can a mattress be that arrives in a smallish box? But damn I love that thing. Their sister company is dreamcloud. There are effectively the same company. I was trying to decide between the two and went with the nectar hybrid copper. And I thought the cooling capability was bs, but I am not hot and sweaty like I typically get. Anyway, highly recommended.

[floridaorange]

Originally Posted by infinitekidM2C

Is it relatively cool feeling? Did you get the luxury firm? Your pitch is pretty good.

Luxury firm. Took about 3 months to break-in, it’s a miracle the missus and I are both happy, yes it actually does sleep cool. You have a year to return it but if you get one give it 3 months at least - I feel like around 4-6 months is when it became perfect. Now at hotels I always miss my own bed — before it was the opposite.

[Alpine300zhp]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

We spent a fortune on PranaSleep latex mattress with adjustable base and it was worth every penny.

After bad experiences with other beds, I just dropped the coin for best Prana latex I could get. Based on what I have heard, it should be the answer to my problems.

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by Alpine300zhp

After bad experiences with other beds, I just dropped the coin for best Prana latex I could get. Based on what I have heard, it should be the answer to my problems.

I hope it is. Not cheap but we still love our’s.

[floridaorange]

cost? when does it arrive?

[dradernh]

Originally Posted by infinitekidM2C

My mattress is probably 10 years old ffs.

I'm taking donations for a new mattress guize.

Ours is 28 years old and still feels like it did when we got it. Don't ask me the secret (if there is one), 'cause I have no idea. I'm almost certain it's going to outlast us, though.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by dradernh

Ours is 28 years old and still feels like it did when we got it. Don't ask me the secret (if there is one), 'cause I have no idea. I'm almost certain it's going to outlast us, though.

Wow, that’s pretty damn good. What brand is it, or did you already say?

[Esteban]

^ Just saw that you did mention: McRoskey. That’s an awesome recommendation.