Recommend a Mattress

Bought a house a few years back and it's time to up our sleeping game. Thinking of getting a California King. Even have enough space for a round bed.

Lets say the budget is unlimited what's the best bed and then what's the bast bang for the buck bed.

Looking for something that is firm, supportive, inviting, sturdy and fun.

Highly recommend Stearns & Foster

You're in luck, Steve. A truckload of mattresses arrived on Friday. Guess what? Now I am way overstocked!! so that means a HUGE sale!!! Take a look at our brand new inventory and let me know what you want. I'll send it to you at only the cost of shipping.

Three months ago I bought a Sealy Kelburn II Hybrid from U.S. Mattress for $1,199. There was a promo for a $200 Visa card in return so in reality it was $999. Weird promo but whatever. They rate it 5.5 on their firm scale with 1 being the hardest. I think it's more like a 3, but I'm really happy with it and sleeping better than ever. Go lay on one in the store.

Floyd Robertson wrote:Three months ago I bought a Sealy Kelburn II Hybrid from U.S. Mattress for $1,199. There was a promo for a $200 Visa card in return so in reality it was $999. Weird promo but whatever. They rate it 5.5 on their firm scale with 1 being the hardest. I think it's more like a 3, but I'm really happy with it and sleeping better than ever. Go lay on one in the store.

What's the processor speed on something like that?

Turtleneck wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:Three months ago I bought a Sealy Kelburn II Hybrid from U.S. Mattress for $1,199. There was a promo for a $200 Visa card in return so in reality it was $999. Weird promo but whatever. They rate it 5.5 on their firm scale with 1 being the hardest. I think it's more like a 3, but I'm really happy with it and sleeping better than ever. Go lay on one in the store.

What's the processor speed on something like that?

Just enough.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:

What's the processor speed on something like that?

Just enough.

How does the mattress rate for non-sleeping activities that you might do in bed? You know, like eating in bed, watching TV in bed, or checking tSwill in bed.

Turtleneck wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Just enough.

How does the mattress rate for non-sleeping activities that you might do in bed? You know, like eating in bed, watching TV in bed, or checking tSwill in bed.

Beds are not for eating, television viewing or tSwilling.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:

How does the mattress rate for non-sleeping activities that you might do in bed? You know, like eating in bed, watching TV in bed, or checking tSwill in bed.

Beds are not for eating, television viewing or tSwilling.

Huh? What kind of life do you lead?

Jake from State Farm wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Beds are not for eating, television viewing or tSwilling.

Huh? What kind of life do you lead?

Yeah, I have questions.

Jake from State Farm wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Beds are not for eating, television viewing or tSwilling.

Huh? What kind of life do you lead?

Yeah, I bet he even kicks women out of bed for eating crackers.

Turtleneck wrote:You're in luck, Steve. A truckload of mattresses arrived on Friday. Guess what? Now I am way overstocked!! so that means a HUGE sale!!! Take a look at our brand new inventory and let me know what you want. I'll send it to you at only the cost of shipping.

You got any that vibrate?

This is not about you anymore, Steve. This now an investigation of Floyd's bed habits.