[skeogh]

Does anyone have a Savvy Rest? It's 100p percent organic latex and even pricier. Debating between it (super comfortable) in a split top king adjustable vs the Comfortaire, also comfy. Relax in Comfort store in lake Sumter carry both. Mary

[BobnBev]

Originally Posted by manaboutown

My back also alerts me as to when to buy a new bed/mattress. A couple of years ago I purchased a "Westin Heavenly" bed from Nordstrom's and really like it. They are used in Westin hotels so you could try one out by staying in a Westin.

On another subject, is that red car in your avatar a Ferrari?

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by babs1199

We have a sleep number bed and we love it. If I needed to buy another one, it would be a sleep number. We have had it for 2 years and it is still like the day we bought it !

Originally Posted by PR1234

Once we bought a sleep number bed....UGH that went back within a week!

We plan on buying a sleep number bed when we need a new mattress.
PR1234, why do you say UGH?

[Bonanza]

Any foam pillow or mattress is hot. Really hot!

To me, the automatic beds (regardless of what each mfg. calls them) is like a hospital bed, which no matter what button you pushed, was never comfortable. In addition -- just another thing to malfunction.

Either Sealy or Stearns & Foster has always been my choice.

[SALYBOW]

I have a four inch memory foam top. It is wonderful and not a bit hot. I love it.

[OBXNana]

Sleep number is all we would have. It can be adjusted for individual comfort. Mine is far more firm than my husband's. If we need to adjust because we did too much physical activity, we can select another number.

My mother had a sleep number for many years. Our son and his wife still use the bed. We've found it lasts far longer than the traditional mattress. A little more expensive in the beginning, but in the long run saves money.