stardust.hero
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I worked for a mattress store and got the mattress for what the store paid (that was our employee discount). Mattresses are a 100% markup; so if it's a $2000 mattress they really only paid $1000 for it so I got a decent deal.
Sleep number has a remote that adjusts the firmness (tempurpedic is actually copying this year and bringing out a similar model) what sleep number does is uses an inflatable well inside the mattress to make it more firm or more soft. It's a scam IMO. The well eventually breaks. I would imagine it to be more comfortable though for a while since it's adjustable and it has a good warranty (25 years-10years non prorated) so they will fix it.
The problem with tempurpedic is, it's not adjustable firm/softness wise so once you have it if it's too firm the goddamn thing never breaks (in). I guess that's a good thing if you find the perfect one. But I didn't so I hate it. So I'm stuck with this thing since you can't throw away a perfectly good mattress.
Sleep number has a remote that adjusts the firmness (tempurpedic is actually copying this year and bringing out a similar model) what sleep number does is uses an inflatable well inside the mattress to make it more firm or more soft. It's a scam IMO. The well eventually breaks. I would imagine it to be more comfortable though for a while since it's adjustable and it has a good warranty (25 years-10years non prorated) so they will fix it.
The problem with tempurpedic is, it's not adjustable firm/softness wise so once you have it if it's too firm the goddamn thing never breaks (in). I guess that's a good thing if you find the perfect one. But I didn't so I hate it. So I'm stuck with this thing since you can't throw away a perfectly good mattress.