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Elizabeth - Stearns & Foster Ingrid, Heidi or Twila

Elizabeth writes:

 

We've had Spring Air Ashland euro pillow top for 5 years and are looking to buy a
king size bed for more room. I've looked at S&F as superior to Spring
Air for long-term investment. I've tried out the Ingrid at
Macy's but need to find the pillow top version. What is the alternate
name for the Twila that you speak highly of? 
Also, what's in the Ingrid-- latex or memory foam? I know you
recommend the Twila luxury plush and the Heidi luxury firm. I'm just wondering if I should get a Heidi and buy
latex topper for more comfort. We're spoiled by the Spring Air pillow
top we have but I'd like the flexibility of replacing the pillowtop with the latex topper to ward off aches from the deep body depressions. 
More suggestions? Many sincere thanks - Elizabeth.

Hi Elizabeth,
It's good to see you've been reading and that you are on point with your choices.
The Ingrid/Heidi is an excellent value. It has no latex or memory foam. That model in luxury firm with a latex topper will feel like you spent thousands and last a whole lot longer than anything you would actually spend thousands on.
The Twila, Macy's April, has S&F's best spec. with a layer of latex and no memory foam. That in a luxury plush is comfortable and durable and would require no topper.
You can't go wrong either way. Here are the links to all of these items.
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Stearns-and-Foster-Heidi-Luxury-Firm/
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Stearns-and-Foster-Twila-Luxury-Plush/
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Accessories/

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Rebecca - We are looking to purchase a new mattress.

Rebecca writes:
 
Hi,
I am completely confused about what's good and not good...and don't trust sales persons
either. I have a bad left hip and tendonitis in my right shoulder. I
need something that's not so firm so I can lay on my side, but not so
soft that it doesn't give me support. Am 47--145 lbs. We prefer Sealy or
Stearns & Foster. What do you recommend? I was told memory foam was
good--euopean tops were good..but aren't sure what to go for. Can you
advise? Becky
 
Hi Becky,
Memory foam is terrible stuff. The longer you're in it, the softer it gets. It's heat sensitive, which means it softens when warmed. You're body heat will soften it quite a bit. So you see, it won't feel at home, like it did to try in the store. When a salesman says,"Euro-top", it's short for Euro-Pillowtop. Many salespeople push the thicker, plusher, pillowtop mattresses. They do that because they are more expensive, they make more money and they are easy to sell. In fact, the seductive nature of the beast sells itself. There comes a point in any of the mattress lines when more means less. Today's mattress filling materials compress more easily. More padding means deeper body impressions.
And memory foam is the worst of all the paddings available today.....contrary to the billions of dollars worth of hype you've been spoon fed over the years.
Having a bad hip and shoulder, you'll be more sensitive to the changes that a mattress goes through as it wears. Lots of my customers with physical problems are finding that a combination of firmer mattress for support and soft latex topper for long lasting comfort, works best. A latex topper will provide plenty of pressure relief to the surface. It absorbs much of your body weight, leaving under it a mattress that has worn more slowly....more gradually. One of the nice things about all this is the cost is less than you'd expect. Far less than you'd pay for most memory foam mattresses. Another option for you is a latex mattress. These beds keep their shape an incredibly long time. Body impressions (from the quilted top), are extremely minimal. These are more expensive, but last a lot longer also relieving all the pressure points. They will give well enough with your hip and shoulder while maintaining proper alignment. The Stearns & Foster Tower View Villa is an excellent choice for latex with good support and comfort.
Here are some links to follow...mattresses that can be used with latex toppers and a link to that latex mattress. Latex has been the best material available since the 1920s and out performs memory foam as if it wasn't even there...like comparing a Cadillac to an AMC Pacer...if you remember that piece of junk. 
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Simmons-Beautyrest-Worldclass-Raleigh--18737/
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Stearns-and-Foster-Heidi-Luxury-Firm/
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Accessories/
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Stearns-Foster-Italian-Garden-Villa-Plush-/


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Mike - Replacing a Simmons Beautyrest Exceptionale plush pillowtop mattress

Mike writes:
 
I have a Simmons Beautyrest Exceptionale, Granville Terrace, Ultra Plush
Super Pillow Top mattress. It has sunk on both sides where we sleep. The
store where we bought it (3 years ago) has sent someone out who says it
is defective. It has at least a 1 1/2 drop. So, they are going to credit
our purchase price and let us get something different. However, they no
longer carry Simmons. They have Englanders and couple models of Sealy.
The service guy who came out to look at our mattress told me not to buy
an Englander unless we wanted to see him again in about 3 months. So
that leaves me with 1 coil and 2 S&F latex choices. The latex models
are the Ocean View Villa and the Harbor View Villa. I don't know anything about
latex vs. coil beds and I definitley want to get one that won't sink
like this one. My other possible choice would be to go throught Simmons
to get the bed replaced by them. Do you have any advice based on your
knowledge of mattresses? I was referred to your web site, by a friend. 

Hi Mike,
Referrals from friends and relatives is our preferred method of advertising. It keeps prices lower and customer service higher than store that rely on mass media advertising.
The coils in your plush pillowtop Beautyrest use a very thin wire. When buying a Beautyrest, it's imperative that you opt for the "plush/firm" choice of comfort...which has the same comfortable surface as the plush, but uses a much heavier gauge of wire. Adding to your problem is the compression of all that padding in the pillowtop, which is another good thing to avoid. Each model is available with and without the pillowtop.  
What you liked so much about the Beautyrest is the contouring support provided by the individually pocketed coils. Latex provides the same support. There are no coils in the Stearns & Foster latex beds. It's almost all latex. Latex is very old technology and we know that it is the most durable material available. Slight body impressions will form in any bed, but you can expect it more with the thicker, softer mattresses. The Ocean View is an ultra plush, and Harbor View has a pillowtop. The Tower View Villa plush is the most popular model and plenty comfy. 


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Phillip - Stearns & Foster Shantel mattress

Phillip writes:
 
My wife & I are about to purchase a CalKing S&F Shantel luxury plush pillowtop. 
Please help us understand what's in this mattress and how it compares to others
in the S&F line.
We are big people with a big cat and need room and a sturdy bed! Thanks so much, Phil
 
Hi Phil,
I have an uncle Phil. My mother calls him Peter and me, Phil...has been doing that for nearly 60 years. You'd think she'd have gotten us straight by now.
Big Cat, huh? You mean like a lion or a tiger? It wouldn't happen to be that incredibly fat cat I saw on TV a couple of weeks ago, would it?
Anyway, you couldn't make a worse choice for your needs....starting with a plush pillowtop as a no-no for larger people.
That model is the N grade, the same as our Graciela, the starting level in S&F's Estate Collection. It uses an inch of memory foam, which also won't hold up well under heavier people. The Estate coil system uses a dual coil in fewer pockets and with a thinner gauge wire than the less expensive Luxury Collection.
The Estate models are build for greater comfort and conformability. If you're average weight or lighter, that's fine. But, the Lower priced Luxury Collection models have a stronger coil unit, and are a better choice for heavier people.
In the Estate Collection, the P level, Twila is your best choice, which has latex instead of memory foam....aka Michaela in the store that had the Shantel and April at Macy's
A favorite choice for heavier people is the Heidi in luxury firm for support and a 2" soft latex topper for comfort and extended longevity.
Here are links to both, the Luxury and estate Collections....and to the latex toppers.
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Luxury-Collection/
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Estate-Collection/
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Accessories/


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Martha - $1000 for as mattress and a total waste of money

Martha writes:
 
I'll try to make this as brief as possible. I'd sincerely appreciate
your input. We purchased a mattress, King Valente XF Pillowtop, made by
United Sleep Products (Denver, PA) in at a local mattress
discount warehouse. It was only 5-6 wks when we realized that the pillow
top was not for us - we had immed. body impressions that made each of us
feel like we were stuck in our own hole in our respective sides of the
bed. We easily exchanged it for the non pillow top variety of the same
model. After a few wks we experienced the same, although this time the
retailer had us contact the mfr directly. I filled out the 4pg warranty
form and was quickly informed that they would replace the mattress with
the next step, firmer model (Arcadia XF). It felt great - for only one
wk. Then more of the same - painfully obvious "body impressions" (I'm
121 lbs), creaking, very soft feel, just like the one I had recently
replaced after 10 yrs. PLUS, we were required to arrange for
self-delivery by a local handyman type (a UHAUL would have cost us $200
for the 2hr round trip, and the mfr would not deliver to me or to the
retailer at this point). All along, I was told that such body
impressions were normal - they can't be!!! I then filed a complaint with
the Office of Consumer Protection, Dept of Atty General in PA.
Essentially, if the company doesn't explicitly specify full monetary
refund, you are not entitled to one. End of story. So, do I eat the
$1000 loss and try and forget the whole miserable experience, and go
shopping again, or do I have any other alternative? As a physical
therapist, I can assure you that this is not a healthy situation. I must
add that I have bought off-brands before, for much less, and NEVER had
mattresses fail like this. I also find it hard to believe it could be my
bed, a nice Kincaid, which never caused problems in the past. ANY
feedback would be helpful. Martha

Hi Martha
Short of getting a lawyer, you can pretty much stick a fork in all of this. Body impressions are normal to some degree. Today's filling materials don't keep their shape as well as the older beds that used a lot of cotton and other natural fibers. While these natural pads held up better, they were a breeding ground for dust mites. But even today, there is a range of quality within the synthetics used. Latex is the most durable. Polyeurethane is the most common and among them there is a wide range of densities. Memory foam is becoming very popular and is the worst offender when it comes to deep body impressions...right away. You don't say what type of padding is in the bed you have, but before reselecting, you'll want to know what's in it.



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Stephanie - Returning a Tempurpedic memory foam mattress. I want latex.

Stephanie writes:

 

Returned my Temper Pedic as too hot, too firm, & depressions. Purchased
Macy's Hotel Collection Euro Pillow Top and it too has visco memory --
too hot, too hard, depressions at my hips/fanny. I'm 5'2" at 110 lbs. No
back problems. Just want to find a good latex with support and of
course, comfort -- that will last. A salesman at a mattress store tried to
sell me a Four Seasons. He indicated this mattress was made by
Consolidated Beds, who also made them for The Four Seasons Hotel.
However, I called Four Seasons Hotel and they told me theirs is made by
Stearns & Foster. I am a side sleeper and want to find a comfortable
bed, not too firm, but one that will not sag and not be too hot or leave
body impressions. Is top layer in terms of what it is made of important.
What should I look for if I plan to put a cotton mattress pad on top????
Appreciate any comments and or advise you could share. Thanks, Stephanie

Hi Stephanie,
I always shake my head, and chuckle when I hear a salesman's latest line. 
Every part of the mattress is important, in that each section plays a role. If you are exchanging this through Macy's try their Stearns & Foster latex bed called Daniela. It's the same as our S&F Tower View Villa. It has a nice medium plush feel. It's not too soft and very comfortable. Latex is the best for reducing body impressions. The top layers in the quilt are poly foam. There isn't much of it. It high quality and all stitched together. So over time, i'll leave only a slight impression. 
My wife and I sleep on an older version of this very same mattress. Here's a link to that mattress, so you can see how much it should cost.
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Stearns-Foster-Italian-Garden-Villa-Plush-/



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Eric - Stearns & Foster 100% Latex Mattress

Eric writes:
 
Hello Peter, I just purchased a Stearns & Foster latex mattress....
...not from you, sorry. I didn't see you until now.
It was sold to me as a 100% latex mattress with a dunlop core
and talalay pillow top. After the mattress was delivered I noticed that
the tag said it was 84% latex, 14% polyurethane, and 2% various fabrics.
I've called S&F twice, and sent one email to them, but I have not been
able to speak with someone who has technical knowledge, nor has my email
been returned. Assuming the label is correct, where is the polyurethane
in the mattress, and why is it there instead of latex? What are the
advantages or disadvantages of polyurethane in this particular
application? Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Your reply is 
extremely helpful. -Eric

You can't quilt latex. The poly foam is in the quilt. The latex used is 100% synthetic....neither Dunlop or Talalay. The other 2% is the outer fabric. 
The tag on your mattress was also on the floor sample. You could have known what you were buying before you bought it...without having to rely
on the veracity of the salesman.
Only the Pure Bliss is 100% all natural Talalay latex. The cover is not quilted. 
Here's a link to the Pure Bliss line
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Pure-LatexBLISS/


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Sam - What mattress doesn't sleep hot?

Sam writes:
 
Beds are too hot (no a/c in SF...). Whats the best style to avoid being
hot? plush is needed, does latex vs regular have an advantage? (I know
from other posts memory foam isnt a good idea.) -Sam

Hi Sam,
You don't need a/c in SF. Every time I check, it's 68 degrees there. Hoping to be moving there soon...for that reason and because everyone seems so nice.
Perhaps you're all so pleasant because of the weather. My wife and I have been there a couple of times. I think there's more to it than just the weather.
Yes. Memory foam is the worst offender for sleeping hot. They're always coming out with new memory foams...mixed with gel or cut for better air circulation, but they all sleep hot. If there's a diffence between them, it's like the difference between fire and boiling water. "Better" than terrible is still bad.
Also, the plusher the bed and the more "in it", than "on it" you are, the warmer you will be. Pillowtops are also a major offender for sleeping warm. They also wear out quickly, adding insult to injury.
Latex tends to be cooler, but it's still important to get only "just enough" padding to sleep comfortably. If you go beyond and indulge your sense of luxury, as the mattress industry would have you do, you'll be back buying a new mattress sooner than later and can do structural damage to your body from sleeping on a too soft surface.
Here are some links to mattresses that have no memory foam and are not too soft....in order of price point.
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Simmons-Beautyrest-Worldclass-Raleigh--18737/
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Stearns-and-Foster-Heidi-Luxury-Firm/
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Stearns-and-Foster-Twila-Luxury-Plush/
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Stearns-Foster-Italian-Garden-Villa-Plush-/
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Pure-LatexBLISS-Nature-Natural-Talalay-Latex/
 


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Dena - Sealy Encore Mattress at Disney World

Dena writes:
 
I recently visited Disney World's Contemporary Resort and loved the mattress. They told me it was a sealy encore plus. I remember the bed having a pillowtop but I was wondering what mattress would be similar that I can purchase. Thanks! Dena

Hi Dena,
Sealy changed their line....not just minimally, as they had been doing over the past 20 years...dramatically. A complete re-engineering, which means that the mattress you slept on is no longer available. Even if you were to order it from the hotel directly, you wouldn't get a mattress that was the same you slept on.
We do have available, a mattress that is very comfortable and that uses the same coil system as the one Sealy had used over the past 20 years. It's plush, 2 sided and very well made. It's as close as you're going to get. Here's the link for that mattress and you can order it on-line.
http://www.themattressexpert.com/Cameo-Plush/
 

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After sifting through all the mass media advertising hype and all the pitches you hear during many sales presentations, 
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Renee - California King Simmons Beautyrest Avondale Mattress

Renee writes:

We have had a Ca. King Beautyrest Avondale (M29319.7405) for 3.5 years and it has cratered something awful. Simmons will replace it under warranty with a Ca. King Beautyrest World Class Alexandria plush super pillowtop. Tried to find info on this mattress but couldn't find anything. Is this going to be comparable to our Avondale? 

Hi Renee,
It's a step up. The World Class has a higher coil count and better edge support. I'd suggest avoiding the pillowtop. You can get the same model in a plush/firm....not what you're used to, but will hold up a lot better.
Also, Cal.King is the worst size for uneven wear.

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