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| Unfortunately the consumer is at the mercy of the salesperson when shopping for a mattress or box spring. Most mattress sets feel good when new. Only after several months of nightly use is the level of quality revealed. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Even though the spring unit is normally emphasized by the salesperson, the padding components affect the longevity of the mattress the most. Always insist on spanning materials directly against the spring. Pre-compacted insulater pads should be next. Perhaps the most important component and the most difficult to verify is the grade of the foam rubber being used. | ||||||||||||||||||
| All foam will feel good when it is new but lower grade foam will lose its resiliency much sooner thereby showing-up as a body impression. Very few retail salespeople know enough about the variation and characteristics of polyurethane foam to intelligently inform the consumer as to what grad of foam is in each type of mattress. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Because you are buying direct from the factory and talking to the craftsmen that build the mattresses, they are well informed on this and many other details. Buy
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