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Nest Bedding vs. Tempurpedic
While this is merely personal opinion, and Tempurpedic has made steps to address the issue, Nest Bedding products sleep cooler naturally by using all natural elements to create mattresses that sleep cool and are long lasting.
I am often asked how the Nest Bedding Mattresses compare to Tempurpedic Mattresses. While Tempurpedic makes a very supportive mattress, there are some very key differences.
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Keetsa vs. Tempurpedic. Well, Tempurpedic is made in the usa and Keetsa is made in China. Both have off-gassing and both are slippery when asking about fire materials. I would recommend the BedinaBox foam you have in your store. I got one and love it
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Hi Francisco, thanks for commenting. First of all, a trademark is for a name, not a type of product. You are thinking of a patent. Their foam is not trademarked. Secondly, almost every company has a patent on their version of foam. Tempurpedic did NOT originate memory foam. It was designed by NASA and when they did not use it they sold the technology to a Swedish company. Hickory Foam in the USA was the company that made the foam for NASA in the 60s and they are the company that makes it for Bed In A Box. So, technically, Bed In A Box uses the original manufacturer. Tempurpedic is proven to sleep hotter than most beds. In fact, they recently released an ad showing their beds sleep around 95 degrees. If you are looking for a comfortable bed that does not sleep hot consider Bed In A Box. They use natural materials and a more breathable foam. Sleep Number is just an air bed with a polyurethane foam on it. You can buy an air mattress at Costco and a foam topper is you want a Sleep Number for thousands less, but who wants to sleep on an air mattress?
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Tempur-Pedic is a trademarked (and paettend) form of memory foam. It is also the originator of the concept of memory foam, and is generally held to produce the best-quality memory foam products, from slippers to mattresses.Here’s the thing about memory foam to do what it does, it conducts heat. That means, it uses your body’s heat to “activate” the foam’s ability to mold to your body. While it’s certainly true that your body’s weight is a significant factor, heat comes into play. The negative impact of this body heat is that it does not dissipate. Practically speaking, if you are always looking for the cool spot on your bed (or pillow), a memory foam sleep system may not be best for you. If you hate being hot when you sleep, such a system may not be right for you. (If you’re okay with the extra expense of memory foam, look into a Sleep Number bed; just as comfortable but not as hot.)
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