Ramona - S&F Kimberley Plush

I just purchased a S&F Kimberly Plush and have I have only slept in it 3days but it is gving my husband and I shoulder and back pains. I was wondering is the Kimberly Plush a firm mattress? Also does it retain heat my husband says it is also making him sweat. Thanks for your help

Hi Ramona,
None of the "plush" S&F models is what I'd consider soft. They all have more of a medium feel. It does take a couple of weeks for a new mattress to loosen up...and can take that long to adjust to your new alignment. If you need a softer feel, consider a soft latex topper.
The Kimberley is not considered a "warm" mattress. However, since the fabric flame guard law was enacted, some people have reported feeling warm on mattresses that don't normally sleep warm. Besides adding comfort, the latex topper will also insulate you and your husband from the flame guard cover.

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[Stephanie - 2 boys first big beds]

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