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The Best Mattress for Sex?
- Is the mattress on a stable, non-squeaking base - Nothing can kill the moment like the bed hitting the wall or the entire bed feeling like it is going to collapse, or squeak like a rusty gate. A platform bed is the most ideal surface as it is very sturdy and slats don't have much to any give. Also, there is usually little to no metal on metal components on a platform bed.
- Do you have a waterproof protector on the bed? - With the new DrySleep Technology available, now you can have a waterproof and breathable cover and not feel like you are making love on a plastic trash bag. And of course, the waterproof cover will ensure the mattress remains stain-free and longer lasting with use of a protector.
- The Springs vs Foam Debate - Alright, let me weigh in on this, from both a maker of mattresses and a human being. In certain positions, a spring bed can actually hurt, as you have more pressure coming up from the springs, while the foam absorbs that energy and cushions the body.
- Clean, cool sheets and blankets - Nothing is better than clean, scent-free, breathable cotton sheets and blankets for a sweat-free environment.
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Plus I can tell you that knowing your inhaling copious amounts of chemicals is a major turn off. Cant wait to make the switch to a Nest!
Bridget
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State law requires retailers to collect a small amount on every mattress sold to support the state’s recycling programs.
State law requires retailers to collect a small amount on every mattress sold to support the state’s recycling programs.