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AeroBed Queen Guest Bed from $65 at Smart Bargains
SmartBargains.com has the AeroBed Queen Guest Bed on sale in Twin size for $55 + $10 shipping = $65 shipped. Additional $7 off for first time customers. A built-in pump inflates bed in less than 60 seconds. Use one of their August Coupons to save more.
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#1
tonin123 - Posted 5:47 pm PST 11/13/08 (6 Posts)
I slept for a week on one of these about 6 months ago and my back still hurts bad choice unless you hate your guests
#2
jnes01 - Posted 6:11 pm PST 11/13/08 (12 Posts)
I've slept on these many times and they get the job done.
#3
Samuri2k - Posted 6:12 pm PST 11/13/08 (158 Posts)
I've gotten the job done on these several times....
#4
mmmGuinness - Posted 6:14 pm PST 11/13/08 (63 Posts)
sure beats the back seat of an '92 Taurus
#5
LC1207h - Posted 6:21 pm PST 11/13/08 (22 Posts)
very useful. i had to blow one of these up manually once. i think i almost fainted
#6
clacasse - Posted 6:25 pm PST 11/13/08 (23 Posts)
You blew up an AeroBed, don't they have pumps?
#7
eurozzang10 - Posted 6:34 pm PST 11/13/08 (4 Posts)
may be aerobed looked lovely
#8
parkker - Posted 6:39 pm PST 11/13/08 (97 Posts)
I have ne of these that uses 4D cells with a built in pump. Works great, inflates easily andwhen finsished you can reverse to draw all the air out. Practical guest bed and reasonably comfortable if you put a thick pad down first to even out the "mini-moguls" these beds all have.
#9
joe392 - Posted 6:41 pm PST 11/13/08 (45 Posts)
this is pretty handy for dorms
#10
aaa8888 - Posted 7:03 pm PST 11/13/08 (274 Posts)
I just got the same one in queen size. It seems to be fine.
#11
aaa8888 - Posted 7:05 pm PST 11/13/08 (274 Posts)
I just got the same one in queen size. It seems to be fine.
#12
xU2Edgex - Posted 8:57 pm PST 11/13/08 (118 Posts)
I just got the same one in queen size. It seems to be fine.
#13
coharahawk - Posted 10:10 pm PST 11/13/08 (105 Posts)
Conveniently misleading name.
#14
crv_rave - Posted 10:32 pm PST 11/13/08 (194 Posts)
Does not seem too comfortable; A lazy-boy would be more comfortable but of course triple the price...
may be better suited for kids or teenagers (e not adults)..
may be better suited for kids or teenagers (e not adults)..
#15
W - Posted 12:39 am PST 11/14/08 (113 Posts)
i've had 2 and they both ended up with leaks despite infrequent use..
#16
ksnyder - Posted 2:53 am PST 11/14/08 (50 Posts)
I used on of these without blowing it up to save on energy costs. Was not very comfortable. So don't forget to factor in the power usage when determining cost/use.
#17
rdcollns - Posted 10:48 am PST 11/14/08 (910 Posts)
I've slept in this, a Coleman air matress and the back of a '92 Taurus. Aerobed is by far the most comfortable, keeps it's air best, and inflates and deflates the quickest. It is easily worth the money. The Taurus is by far the least comfortable, I wouldn't ever buy one, the seatbelt receivers protrude and can't be buried between the cusions like every other car I've seen.
#18
wychen8 - Posted 7:23 pm PST 12/1/08 (16 Posts)
might as well get the fixer kit while your at it!!
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