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Re: Honest Info About Mattresses...

Posted by Pat on January 16, 2001 at 20:41:56:
In Reply to: Honest Info About Mattresses... posted by Honest Expert on January 16, 2001 at 20:33:55:
I bought a new mattress and box springs recently and the place I bought migh raise some eyebrows, but in my mind it is a excellant mattress. The LDS Church has stores called Deseret Industries, they sell "new" mattress in three qualities as well a donations of all kinds. since I had been looking and looking at new ones, I was suprized to their best quality was very much in line with top quality name brands I had looked at. I went from a waterbed and do like a little softer than most so I use a Walmart foam topper, but I am interested in others comments on the memory foam topper. Is it better and worth the extra cost?

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