memory foam
I bought a memory foam pillow with the down cover the weekend after Christmas.... I have a $20 down pillow I bought almost 2 years ago that is in better condition after 2 years than the memory foam is after 4 weeks.
I tossed it off the end of the bed Monday night and haven't gotten around to bringing it back to Wal-Mart.
Lesson #2 is you don't buy mattresses or pillows from anywhere but the experts.
I tossed it off the end of the bed Monday night and haven't gotten around to bringing it back to Wal-Mart.
Lesson #2 is you don't buy mattresses or pillows from anywhere but the experts.
There are apparently major differences between manufacturers. Tempura seems to be the pinnacle. That'* the supplier for the Caravan seats, and it had to pass extensive durability testing before they decided to use it.
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To each his own, I went from an air (not Select Comfort) to a Tempurpedic, wouldnt go back. But as stated, everybodies "memory foam" is different. There is something different about the tempur material. Hey, they us it on the shuttle
Originally Posted by Bonnevillan
its also really hot, isnt it?
doesn't really have the same cool, press in, slow reform, its more of a bouncy heavy foam, i'm sure if anyone has ever gone into a matress store, and felt one of those thick bouncy foam pillows...
such awesome stuff
memory foam comes in many different qualities....kinda hard to differentiate if you're not getting it from the good people the first time around
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