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There are a bunch of online companies that have a similar business model to tuft and needle (linked in another post) which gives you a free trial period for their foam mattress. It doesn't hurt to try a couple of them, but be aware that they typically require a different type of bed, and dont require a box spring. Others off the top of my head are ghost bed, casper and purple. Check their website for what kind of support frame you need for each, but they are all similar. Buying an inner spring mattress is a hassle because manufacturers typically don't sell their models with consistent branding (it may be a gold or platinum line at one store, sapphire or diamond at a different store). Additionally, it is expected to haggle if you buy in person. While a frame designed for a foam mattress can work for an innerspring mattress, it is generally still recommended that you buy a box spring for a foundation. I'm about to replace my current mattress and I've all but decided to replace my bed frame and try the online stores rather than deal with the hassle of buying in person. The no questions asked return policy is particularly nice, so I can try a couple of them and not be out any cash if they don't work out.
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ifuckedjesus posted:It's all up to personal preference. I have a memory foam mattress, but if I could do it all over again would buy a latex one. My parents just switched from memory foam to a traditional spring mattress. Hahahahaha I never even thought about this. Good to know!
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I wish I knew someone with a Purple so I could try it out. It sounds awesome but drat, it's pricey compared to everything else.
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Mar 28, 2017 20:57
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Video Nasty posted:They will mail you two sample octagons for free to get an impression of how it feels. They were what sold me on the product; as I could not believe how much weight they stood up to without losing form. Gotta post on social media for that :o I don't really do Facebook or Instagram. Thanks for the heads up though, nice thought.
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Mar 29, 2017 06:58
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Purple is suing one of the mattress review blogs. Not a good look for them. https://www.honestmattressreviews.com/purple-sues-honest-reviews/
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Apr 26, 2017 15:15
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signalnoise posted:My money on the powder on the purple mattresses is that it's a mold release agent that they don't bother to rinse off. I thought they already acknowledged that it functions as lubricant for shipping. The question is, what the hell is it made of?
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May 8, 2017 09:25
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Why not just order the Ghostbed, if you decide you don't like it, return it and try one of the Nests?
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Jul 25, 2017 02:45
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fknlo posted:So, links to purple mattress on that site no longer go anywhere and there's a lovely banner stating: Yep, looks like Purple won.
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Oct 7, 2017 16:08
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Roumba posted:Does anyone make box springs divided into 3 or more sections for a queen size mattress? My new apartment has an entrance and stairs designed by an idiot, nothing fits. How on earth did you get any other furniture through there if half of a queen size box spring won't fit? Even with a hard u turn it seems like it would be possible. Sorry but now I'm more curious about the entrance than anything else.
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