Mattress

I sell mattresses for a living. 97% of my customers are happy with what they get the first time and have zero problems. Don’t buy gimmick, cheap, or marketing brands (Zinus, Dreamcloud, Nectar, Puffy) or overpriced mainstream brands (Beautyrest, Serta, to a lesser degree TempurPedic) and you’ll prob

Look, there’s advertisement issues for sure, but Reddit’s also a huge echochamber, there’s a consensus on a fave product every couple of months and that gets recced to death. For now, its Brooklyn Bedding, even though I think they’re overhyped as hell, so there’s probably gonna be a lot of comments

looks up mattresses "King, Nectar: $849" looks at estimates Ain't no way it's seven thousand dollars for two mattresses, and another nine thousand for two couches. Bro, it's an AirBnB, why are you furnishing it like you're never gonna have to replace anything? Also, I just don't believe those things

First if all it's nectar. Even if it was made last night, it is still a low quality foam/hybrid mattress. It already has a relatively short lifespan anyway. If you are getting a price that is 1/3 of the normal sale price ir less, you bought a disposable mattress that you can simply throw away after

Saatva has one of, if not the, worst warranties in the industry and is a mid grade mattress advertised (heavily) as luxury. Helix is okay but you’re paying a bit for all the online advertising they do. Other brands from the same company (3Z) are a better value. Nectar and Dreamcloud are both low tie

I totally understand your frustration and why you’re done. It makes sense that spending only 10 minutes each on what feels like 20 different mattresses, they absolutely start to feel identical. It is not your imagination, it is deliberate. Mattress companies design some of their showroom models to p

So much has changed in the last 2 years due to consolidation in manufacturing. 3Z has acquired several brands and now operate under one roof. Typically, most products that come from that plant are good quality. As they integrated into both their foam and their spring production. I’ve known them for

I've been in the industry over 25 years. I probably don't have more than 1-2 warranties a year. I dont sell name brands (they are garbage now and all are owned by private equity groups), I dont carry cheap online beds (dreamcloud, nectar, etc...) and I stick to regional american made mattresses with

So one of the issues I have with plush foams is they have a tendency to fail quicker. I am 175lb side sleeper and opted for medium. I am not a fan of full memory foam or hybrid memory foam as they have too much sink and sleep warmer but mostly I don't want to compete in an Olympic event every time I

The Helix Luxe and helix Elite series are good quality mattresses. They are made in the USA and the company produces their own foams and coils. The luxe (mid tier) uses a 4lb density foam which is solid. You can also choose between very specific firmness feels. The Elite gets you 7lb density foam, m