Alternatives to Waterbeds
Pete Holsberg
longer do, what do you have now? How does it compare?
Thanks.
pangl...@my-deja.com
p...@mccc.edu (Pete Holsberg) wrote:
> If you've ever slept in a waterbed for some years, but no
> longer do, what do you have now? How does it compare?
We had a waterbed for 13 years. We switched to one of those
adjustable air-mattress beds because I was developing some
minor back problems, and my physician suggested changing.
Overall, I like it just fine. The thing I miss is the nice
even heat that the waterbed heater provided. The thing I
don't miss is the cats putting little holes in the waterbed
mattress in the middle of the night and waking up to a damp
spot. ;)
I wouldn't get one of those airbeds if it didn't have the
dual firmness control, though. I suspect most couples don't
have exactly the same preferred firmness.
-- Pangloss
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Fuzzy Logic
p...@mccc.edu (Pete Holsberg) wrote in <8umfla$m7o$2...@lawrenceville.mccc.edu>:
>If you've ever slept in a waterbed for some years, but no
>longer do, what do you have now? How does it compare?
I slept on a waterbed for at least 20 years. I have recently moved to a new
place and bed. I now have a kingsize foam mattress and for the most part I am
quite happy with it. It's made of 2 kinds of foam (5" of your standard type
foam and 3" of memory foam). Spacious and no disturbing your partner.
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Pete Holsberg
> [posted and mailed]
>
> p...@mccc.edu (Pete Holsberg) wrote in <8umfla$m7o$2...@lawrenceville.mccc.edu>:
>
> >If you've ever slept in a waterbed for some years, but
> >no longer do, what do you have now? How does it compare?
>
> I slept on a waterbed for at least 20 years. I have
> recently moved to a new place and bed. I now have a
> kingsize foam mattress and for the most part I am quite
> happy with it. It's made of 2 kinds of foam (5" of your
> standard type foam and 3" of memory foam). Spacious and
> no disturbing your partner.
What's "memory foam"?
Don't you miss a warm bed in the winter?
Thansk,
Pete
sh...@ecn.ab.ca
: In article <8umfla$m7o$2...@lawrenceville.mccc.edu>,
: p...@mccc.edu (Pete Holsberg) wrote:
: > If you've ever slept in a waterbed for some years, but no
: > longer do, what do you have now? How does it compare?
: We had a waterbed for 13 years. We switched to one of those
: adjustable air-mattress beds because I was developing some
: minor back problems, and my physician suggested changing.
: Overall, I like it just fine. The thing I miss is the nice
: even heat that the waterbed heater provided. The thing I
: don't miss is the cats putting little holes in the waterbed
: mattress in the middle of the night and waking up to a damp
: spot. ;)
Lots of us, at times, wake up in a "damp" spot and we don't have water
beds, either!!!!!!
: I wouldn't get one of those airbeds if it didn't have the
: dual firmness control, though. I suspect most couples don't
: have exactly the same preferred firmness.
: -- Pangloss
: Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
: Before you buy.
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Curly Sue
wrote:
>On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Fuzzy Logic wrote:
>
>> [posted and mailed]
>>
>> p...@mccc.edu (Pete Holsberg) wrote in <8umfla$m7o$2...@lawrenceville.mccc.edu>:
>>
>> >If you've ever slept in a waterbed for some years, but
>> >no longer do, what do you have now? How does it compare?
>>
>> I slept on a waterbed for at least 20 years. I have
>> recently moved to a new place and bed. I now have a
>> kingsize foam mattress and for the most part I am quite
>> happy with it. It's made of 2 kinds of foam (5" of your
>> standard type foam and 3" of memory foam). Spacious and
>> no disturbing your partner.
>
>What's "memory foam"?
>
>Don't you miss a warm bed in the winter?
Use an electric blanket. Turn it on 15 min before you go to bed, then
turn it off when you go to sleep.
Sue(tm)
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