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A single. Only comfortable in certain areas. 
L3ggy
Special Operations FOX-HOUND
I didn't know that all kings were the same size. next time I have a king over, I'm going to be like "you're in for a real treat. I have a bed made to your exact specifications." I got one for your old lady too.
when I was a kid I used to sleep on a twin sized bed and wonder where my brother was.
when I was a kid I used to sleep on a twin sized bed and wonder where my brother was.
bigbadbrody
Banned
My bed is a single sized mattress right on the floor. It is never made, the sheets are never tucked in, plus the sheets are made for a double sized bed, but I am to cheep to purchase proper sheets.
I lost my pillow case when I moved, so I am using a beach towel as a pillow case, and the pillow is so old and has zero cushioning that I have to roll up and old sweater and put it under the pillow for support
I would like to have my bed on a frame with wheels, but I move around a lot when I sleep that I may fall off the bed and hurt myself
I lost my pillow case when I moved, so I am using a beach towel as a pillow case, and the pillow is so old and has zero cushioning that I have to roll up and old sweater and put it under the pillow for support
I would like to have my bed on a frame with wheels, but I move around a lot when I sleep that I may fall off the bed and hurt myself
I don't know if it's true or not but I heard somewhere that the really old pillows can have a significant portion of their weight be made up of just dust mites and other microscopic living things. Hopefully that’s just a myth. :1orglaugh
memory is not great, regular spring has come a long way
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sputnikgirl
Guest
queen size, pretty firm mattress, no head or footboard, crappy frame...we bought it from an antique place for $90...our guest room bed is a lot more comfortable...we bought it from con artists for $50 and it was still wrapped in plastic, & still had the brand new smell
Senob, your King Size :1orglaugh
most of my family like their beds hard, but I think thats weird. I like them soft but not too soft, and I like extra tog duvets. Ohh and 2 pillows is essential also. Size is an added bonus, but comfort is preference.
Facetious
Moderated
here's your bed -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UX4fTY9FgbA&feature=related
:shocked: Attack of the Dust Mites II http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSOa0MW2log&NR=1
sleep tite, don't let the bed bugs bite ! :nono:
:shocked: Attack of the Dust Mites II http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSOa0MW2log&NR=1
sleep tite, don't let the bed bugs bite ! :nono:
i always took you for a water bed type dude, maildude
I've got a single bed from ...........IKEA it was comfy but one side is now f**ked as well as broken and its being help up by random stuff untill i buy a new bed.
Memory foam and latex foams ...
The two biggest technologies are memory foam, which is now around 30-40% of beds sold, and then the latex foams, which are newer.
Memory foam is nice, conforms to your body, great for cooler climates. Depending on your weight, some brands -- even the very "household name," costly brands -- will sag and wear poorly over time. A few have even firmer and thicker for less, direct to your house. If you're looking for memory foam.
The other segment, which is also growing, is latex foam. I have a latex foam. I live in a warmer climate and I'm 220lbs. these days (about 50lbs. heavier than my most athletic, 3-sport form in high school). It breathes better, cooler around my body and will last longer. Serta has been pushing theirs pretty hard in the stores, and its cheaper than the "household name" memory foam too.
The two biggest technologies are memory foam, which is now around 30-40% of beds sold, and then the latex foams, which are newer.
Memory foam is nice, conforms to your body, great for cooler climates. Depending on your weight, some brands -- even the very "household name," costly brands -- will sag and wear poorly over time. A few have even firmer and thicker for less, direct to your house. If you're looking for memory foam.
The other segment, which is also growing, is latex foam. I have a latex foam. I live in a warmer climate and I'm 220lbs. these days (about 50lbs. heavier than my most athletic, 3-sport form in high school). It breathes better, cooler around my body and will last longer. Serta has been pushing theirs pretty hard in the stores, and its cheaper than the "household name" memory foam too.
maildude
Postal Paranoiac
I had a water bed back in Canada. But I sold it when I moved here.
