
When Fran started her fourth year at OSU, she shared one side of a duplex with friends. Which meant she needed a bed. She and I began scanning the ads and ended up finding a cool, full size waterbed frame with a sideboard for $15. We unloaded our find in our garage where Fran and N began the process of refinishing and adding slats to convert it for use with a futon mattress. We had heard good things about "The Futon Man" on the north edge of Corvallis. His mattresses are a total contrast to the futons that are the butt of so many jokes. And so we have another option to consider.
Both options allow us to continue to use our waterbed headboard and keep the 12 dresser drawers built into the platform. All we have to do is make a decision. Why is that so hard??
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I would put in a vote for memory foam. I think that stuff is so comfortable. BUT...I hear it is a bit warm, so if you sleep warm it might be too hot for you.
We got a heated mattress pad for Christmas so if you just want the warmth of the water bed, consider that as an option for whatever mattress you pick. (It's duel control so only one person needs to use it).
Rebekah, I've heard that about memory foam, too. I'm hoping my sleeping warm days will be ending soon. :>P I love that sinking in, cradled feeling when we've tested it out.
Shirley, We gave Lise a heated mattress pad for Christmas. After doing all this mattress musing I became more aware of the good things people I know were sharing about those pads.
And yes, I know how to spell the correct dual--just careless but it bugged me when I saw it!
We just got a new mattress and picked the foam...it's the one with 3...?..4 inches of memory and 7 inches of dense foam...it's wonderful!! We sleep warm usually and haven't noticed a difference with this one...it's so nice to fall into each night...firm, but soft...we love it!
Ooo! Good to know, Sis!
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