Overstock.com has the Serta Memory Foam 4-inch Mattress Topper (All Sizes) on sale for $144 + $3 shipping = $147 shipped. Buy a King and cut it in half to have two Twin sized portions. Made from 4-pound density rated memory foam, a rough approximation to Tempurpedic's 5.35 lb density.| Amazon Classic White Down Alternative Comforter $42  Discuss (1) |
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#1
c00b - Posted 3:25 pm PST 11/21/07 (678 Posts)
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Be careful with this, the ugly face of my one night stand is memorized by this foam. I do not know how long it will stay imprinted.
#2
gulf54 - Posted 3:38 pm PST 11/21/07 (1900 Posts)
that wasn't a one night stand - it was #3s mum
#3
asciiwar - Posted 3:55 pm PST 11/21/07 (399 Posts)
rip off. these cushions dont do jack. just get a nice mattress.
#4
JVance - Posted 4:00 pm PST 11/21/07 (1186 Posts)
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This thing got great ratings on Overstock.
#5
Cpotato33 - Posted 4:06 pm PST 11/21/07 (633 Posts)
I got the 2" topper, but have yet to use it, waiting for the bad smell to dissipate. They are heavier than I thought. I think 4" may be a bit too thick. You don't need to sleep on mattress if it is that thick. You can just sleep on hard floor or carpet.
#6
webenji2 - Posted 4:18 pm PST 11/21/07 (303 Posts)
Is this actually a deal? I am warry of overstock that either sell overpriced things with discounts or very inexpensive and crappy things. Is $147 a good deal?
#7
bacobits - Posted 4:31 pm PST 11/21/07 (1072 Posts)
#6 - I bought some over-priced, crappy things from Overstock that I am very happy with.
#8
milf_hunter - Posted 5:40 pm PST 11/21/07 (2891 Posts)
#1 is misleading everyone. When he says "face" he really means his "hand".
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Technician - Posted 5:41 pm PST 11/21/07 (169 Posts)
I just bought a new mattress and while I was at the store I tried out the memory foam. I'm guessing it would be super nasty in the summer. It might be OK in the winter though. I can just imagine all of the oils and such that it would absorb over its lifetime. Get a waterproof mattress cover. Probably better in colder climates...
This is one of those things you don't buy without trying in person.
This is one of those things you don't buy without trying in person.
#10
nuisance - Posted 5:53 pm PST 11/21/07 (10916 Posts)
Oink
#11
sethook - Posted 6:17 pm PST 11/21/07 (1162 Posts)
#1 is just mad because he buried the full length of his manhood in this 4 inch bad boy and didn't bottum out.
#12
Justanod - Posted 6:32 pm PST 11/21/07 (467 Posts)
How much memory?
#13
c00b - Posted 6:40 pm PST 11/21/07 (678 Posts)
LOL my initial lame joke brought upon equally lame insults.
#14
yjc1 - Posted 7:12 pm PST 11/21/07 (148 Posts)
doesnt work
#15
rbs - Posted 12:05 pm PST 11/22/07 (67 Posts)
These things work great. If you're not a noob and don't sweat like a little baby when you sleep, you'll love this thing. It is no hotter than any pillowtop mattress after you get used to it. As far as body oils, I'd suggest you take a shower before you go to bed. That's what sheets are for anyway. How vile is that! If my mattress absorbed body oil, I'd consider myself a vile pig that needed to take a course on proper cleansing techniques. If you have any kind of hip or shoulder pain, this thing will virtually remove it. It's that good.
#16
sophiak - Posted 12:18 pm PST 11/22/07 (395 Posts)
you can cut a king in half? you're joking right?
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