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Does Memory Foam Sleep Hot?
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"I don't like memory foam!" That is a statement I hear all the time in my mattress store, and in every mattress store I have ever worked. Obviously, there are a lot of people out in the marketplace with the opinion that memory foam and memory foam products, such as memory foam mattresses and pillows, are not the material for them. But what if their experience was based on a poor quality memory foam? What are the common complaints with memory foam?- Sleeps hot
- Too expensive
- Horrible smell from chemical off-gassing
- You get stuck in a hole when you try to move
- It is very heavy
- It is hard in the cold and mushy in the heat
- Exacerbates allergies
- They don't sleep hot due to an open cell type of foam, lower density and natural fabrics
- They are very reasonably priced due to lack of national mass market ads and consolidated shipping
- No toxic chemical off-gassing
- Quick response when you roll over, so no "stuck in a hole" feeling
- Lower density means not as heavy, easier to make and move
- Lower density/better breathability means it doesn't feel mushy in heat or hard in cold
- Third party testing to prove hypo-allergenic claims
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State law requires retailers to collect a small amount on every mattress sold to support the state’s recycling programs.