I bought mine at Costco, so it is probably the same one.
We bought a Queen size. Had the usual out-gassing issue for a week or so
(irritated my asthma). Is a little too big for my boxspring. Wound up buying
king size sheets so that sides actually stay covered by fitted sheet. Queen
size fitted sheets do fit in the corners, but the sides ride up exposing the
mattress.
Love the comfort. Sleep has improved dramatically (can sleep 4-6 hours
instead of two at a time) but still wake with pressure point issues during
'bad' phases. I do overheat sometimes.
Adelle - cleaning up from prep cooking
they make deep pocket fitted sheets (14" deep corner pockets for mattresses
with thick padded toppers), adelle. should work with yours. problem is you
have to ask where they are, or what brand, or really look for them in the
stores' linen departments. i used to get them at most places.
also, there are little elastic bands, with suspender-like clips on them,
that work great at keeping the sheet from riding up the mattress -- cost
about $2-$3 for a set of 4 at bed, bath & beyond or at linens & things. (i
have to use those for my wallhugger tempurpedic, or else any size bottom
fitted-sheet winds up off the corners and on top of the mattress.)
kate
I bought mine at Costco, so it is probably the same one.
We bought a Queen size. Had the usual out-gassing issue for a week or so
(irritated my asthma). Is a little too big for my boxspring. Wound up buying
king size sheets so that sides actually stay covered by fitted sheet. Queen
size fitted sheets do fit in the corners, but the sides ride up exposing the
mattress.
Love the comfort. Sleep has improved dramatically (can sleep 4-6 hours
instead of two at a time) but still wake with pressure point issues during
'bad' phases. I do overheat sometimes.
Adelle - cleaning up from prep cooking
> do any of you have experience with the novaform infinite comfort
> mattress? it's on sale at costco, but i can't find any reviews of it.
>
> thanks,
>
> diane
Navy - 24 Nov 2007 00:03 GMT
I made my own. I put a large safety pin in the cording of the mattress on
the bottom and run the elastic through it and then close the pin. This way,
it's free to pull, but I don't lost it under the mattress when the sheets
are changed. If the mattress is going to be flipped, have some one pull the
straps out completely and pin them to the top of the mattress before it is
flipped and then they are all ready to go. I love mine, my sheets would
wrinkle even if they didn't show the mattress sides. You can get the clips
at a yard goods store. They look like the old mitten clips. Anybody
remember those? They were fastened on to the ends of a piece of bias tape
or something similar and then threaded through the sleeves of the child's
coat - voila no lost mittens, usually! :-)

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