How to Fix a Dip in a Pillow Top Mattress SEALY -Don't Buy a New Mattress!
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2017
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We show you how to fix the dips in your Sealy pillow top mattress ( or any other mattress). We sell replacement foam and easy to use zip on covers.
Note : Covers are changed to a heave stretch knit cover as are on today's Hybrid smooth top mattresses. The video shows a quilted cover. - Фільми й анімація
You just stopped me from buying a $1200 Sealy mattress! TY!
Fuck sealy and fuck local mattress stores. Their return/exchange is bullshit and all the "popular" brands are shit now. DIY or online with easy returns/replacements are the way to go it seems.
@@Kirbylini more and more.people seem to.DIY there days....
Did you get one of these if so how do you like?
I WORK for them and I did this with a couple Tempur toppers! Cost me Pennie’s on the Dollar
I bought this cover a year and a half ago and it was one of the best purchases I’ve ever made. First of all, the video doesn’t do the mattress cover justice. It’s actually very very high quality. The cover is essentially a new outter shell for the mattress. No one could tell the difference. It’s the same material you see in any mattress. I bought the replacement foam/topper and this mattress cover and I swear it’s like having a brand new mattress. This post a year and a half after purchase and still going great. If this company knew how to market, they could disrupt the entire mattress industry.
Hey Andy sorry to bother you how did you put the top back to mattress? Did you sew it by hand?
@@emaderaghi no. So you can buy a new topper and put it inside the mattress. What I did was cut off the entire top of my mattress outter shell and threw it away. I put a new foam topper on top of the springs inside the mattress. I then incased the entire mattress including the topper inside the mattress cover. Just as you see in the video. You merely need to do math. Look at how the thick the foam is and add that to the thickness of your mattress. Then buy a cover that fits the mattress and foam. Watch the full video. I basically did exactly what you see in this video.
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@@AndyZaky thanks for explaining Andy but I meant the last part of the job which is the top cover(the one we cut at the begining) . How can I attach it back to the mattress? In the video it shows there is a zipper but mine doesn't have a zipper. Should I just sew it?
@@emaderaghi no. There’s a product they sell that you buy. It’s a full matters enclosure. So I’ll try to make this as simple as possible by giving an example of my mattress that was broken and had to be repaired.
I had a rare and very expensive Four Seasons mattress. The mattress had a topper. Some mattresses have toppers (the extra thick foam at the top) and some don’t. Mine did.
The problem with my mattress was the individually coiled springs came out of line. The only way to fix that was to cut open my mattress and reposition them by hand.
Okay. But the problem with that is you have a cut open mattress now right? Well the “product” being sold on this video is a FULL MATTRESS COVER that goes around the ENTIRE MATTRESS. The top foam you throw away and buy a new one from the same store.
You need TWO products to fix the mattress. (1) you need the full mattress cover which they show in this video and sell it on their website; (2) you need a new topper foam if your bed has a topper foam.
That’s it. A few hundred dollars. Very self explanatory. The whole point of this thing is to not have to sew 🧵. If you buy the mattress cover, you don’t have to sew anything.
Looked like you were telepathically speaking to us 😂 thanks for all of the guides
Great minds think alike!
It has been a month now that we have had our magic sleeper replacement for our Select Comfort Sleep number Bed. we have the C2. It is the basic model without a foam topper because they wear out. Well the little top that is on it wears out too. We order the replacement and the guys shipped it fast. So easy to trade out. My husband and I did it in about 2 hours. That is taking the bed apart and putting it in the new shell with the 3 inch firm foam top. I have slept through the night every night since we changed it. No tossing and turning and no waking with sore shoulders. I don't feel like I am sleeping in a ditch any more. It is so wonderful. And when this one wears out, we will order a new piece of foam and zip it into the shell of the Select Comfort. It is the best. Thanks for the video guys. Many prosperous years ahead of you.
Seems to be a silent army of desperados (like me) who spent too much on mattresses that either aren't supportive, or sag - literally within weeks - mooning around wondering if we're ever going to get a comfortable night's sleep again! Modern mattresses largely suck, big time.
What you're demonstrating is not only useful, it's vital.
MOONING around 😎
My sealy pillowtop mattress started sagging within the first few weeks. My mom got it under her name and credit card for easier payments, and she harrassed and pressured me to get a new mattress so it was a rush decision, and she picked a totally wrong mattress. I wanted the same mattress I had before, it lasted me 15 years, so we thought it'd be a no brainer. Wrong. Pillowtops are horrible nowadays, this mattress is so soft, I think she was rushing herself in the store too and picked a soft mattress by accident. I've been pressuring her to call the store for months but she won't do it. Now it's been 9 months with this horrible sagging mattress that cost $900, I'm still making payments too. I've tried rotating, vacuum sucking the body dents, it only helps for 1 night. It's sagging and I feel like I'm slanted when I lay on the bed. I'm a strict back sleeper at 160lbs, I need a firm non-pillow top. My back is aching horribly as I write this. It's literally sagging like the edges are higher and firm, and the entire middle is dipped, it's like a slope. In just a month this happened.
@@dreamrabbits5072 Oh, that's really tough on you. If it's any consolation, you'd have been hard pushed to pick a decent one these days - either side of the Pond. I ended up buying a 'vintage' 1980s one in really good nick from Ebay. It's a cracker, and it cost me only £100, and it's the same make as the ones I grew up sleeping soundly on (Relyon), but their modern ones suck, so I wouldn't recommend that brand anymore. Like you, I'm a back sleeper and i need firm support, or my sciatica can be activated.
Financially speaking you're well within your rights to reject the goods, but if it's anything like UK consumer law where you live, you'd need to act with in the 1st 6 months to get a refund. As it's not fit for purpose, you're entitled to an exchange or credit (which you likely don't want) even at this point, but you may want to cut your losses. $900, though Just goes to show you don't get what you pay for anymore. It's a built-in irony that we end up too tired to take action in a timely manner when these mattresses fail! I personally have had no luck with pocket springs. They're designed for double beds to prevent 'roll together', and I was told by an expert that they're not good used in singles. Before I bought my vintage one, I was going to try here: www.thewoolroom.com/
after seeing an impressive review of a wool mattress on Y/tube. You'd find it easily, i think. he did 2; 1 when he bought it, and 6 months later. It was firm, and they are springless. He also said it kept him cool in the warm weather, and vice versa. I bought one from Ikea a few years back, and it had a lovely springbox - which is everything, and waaaay more important than 'comfort layers'. I had to ditch it, as the top was synthetic latex and it was hotter than the sun to sleep on! Broke my heart, as I could tell it was a good'n. Hope this helps. Good luck.
LOVE IT!!!! We live in such a throw away society & to refurbish spmething this large & expensive for pennies on the dollar is good advice. I do as many repairs on appliances, home, car, etc. as I can &the world needs more of that.
I think I've watched this video at least a dozen times. Whoever the guy is taking apart the mattress, please give him a big pat on the back for me -- he did a great job in this video! Saving an otherwise solid mattress and reusing robust coils just makes sense!
We don't acknowledge the man in the video, tending to the mattress, pretend he's not there.
Appreciate this video, as opposed to other misleading sources online. Why are there so very many people online telling horror stories, cautioning and discouraging everyone from even thinking about disassembling their mattresses? (i.e. from Reddit: "I removed the moisture-wicking fabric cover from my temperpedic and it released fiberglass into my room, I have to throw away all my clothes!")
I remember the days when mattresses actually lasted. You could also flip them over to get even more life out of them.. From watching this video, it appears that the "pillow top and/or euro top" mattresses are a waste of money (and it costs more for those). Thanks for the video!
I did this and it's been fairly successful, although I had to make another set of changes over time. First, I removed the pillow top and one layer of cheap foam, leaving a two-inch piece of foam above the coils. I placed a two-inch latex topper that I already owned over the remaining foam and added a quilted mattress pad. It felt better for a while, but eventually the mattress was sagging in the middle again. Not wanting to buy a new mattress yet and not able to replace the foundation or frame right now (a long logistics story), I decided to try one more fix. I put a bunkie board between the mattress and the foundation for more sturdiness/stability. I also added a two-inch polyurethane foam topper beneath the latex layer. One thing contributing to the recent dip is that the mattress is constructed with stiffer coils around the perimeter than in the center. So, I purchased the foam topper in a size smaller than the bed overall to accommodate for what had become a height difference that exacerbated the canoe effect. Right now it feels like a whole new bed, and I hope it lasts. If I get another year or two out if, I'll be satisfied. Thanks for the confidence to try this surgery!
Glad it was able to work in the long run! If you ever find yourself sagging again in the near future, I would double check the support underneath the mattress. Latex foam is good foam! It shouldn't sag that fast. Hopefully it last longer than you hope! If you have any questions we are more than happy to help!
@@magicsleeper Thank you! Yes, the latex topper was a miracle find for my previous bed. It's lasted well so far (about 7 years). I hope the whole system I concocted will last until my next move, when I can either buy a new mattress or a new platform and get rid of the conventional foundation.
@@patriciasalem3606 Replacing for a new platform will definitely be the more efficient route. Especially if you are comparing getting a new mattress that already has latex in it. Latex can get expensive. Platforms you can find many different styles under $300!
@@magicsleeper I originally wanted a platform when I did my mattress surgery. But I'm in a rural area, so I only have one option that will deliver to me. And it's just me to do all the work, which makes it tough. I can get the mattress store to take away the old foundation, but I couldn't find anyone to help with the old metal bed frame. I lived on the coast previously, and it looks like there's some rust on the connections. Since I don't intend to be here forever, it seemed like it would be easier to make do with the bunkie board over the cheap foundation for now and change the whole thing when I move next. :)
Lol I used to think there is special foams inside these beds 🤣 wow
Idk where you guys are located but I am almost relieved that I hopefully have an option! Genius! But the real reason I wanted to comment is because I feel like you guys are just down right genuinely great men! I can just tell you're real stand up gents! I wanted to tell you, I think you're great! Thank you for being YOU! 🤟🏽
Hi, We're located in Pottstown, PA. I'm glad you like our ideas on fixing mattresses! If you need any advice let us know.
Wow, this was very interesting. Great ideas.
Me too, I was about to buy this type of sealy. I've opened my mid price mattress, and the top materials seem no different to the samples they show on expensive mattresses. I replaced what was necessary, using a few layers of quality yoga mats, then memory topper. Having a bad back, I needed it to be supportive, and it's good.
Thank you for this video...This is my story
I started getting hip and back pain a few days ago and got some relief after sleeping on the floor for just one night. Therefore, I deduced that the mattress was definitely the issue. Consequently, I decided that a new mattress was the only option. However, after getting information on what type of mattress I needed and weighed that against the cost, I was simply not able to get a new one.
After looking at this video I got my courage up to destroy my mattress. The springs had a dip so it's no good but it was quite telling because the mattress barely had two inches of padding (foam etc) on either side of those horrible springs. I will be sleeping on the padding tonight minus the springs added to some comforters for some more comfort.
Anyway, what I'm saying is that thanks to this video I felt like I had another, albeit unconventional, option that did not entail spending money on a new mattress.
I purchased a temperpedic, (conforms to your body) is a easy way of saying “saggs all around you and causes severe body aches in a short time. Then I purchased a new pillow top spring matress, 4 months before it started sagging and causing pain again. Long story short, don’t bother buying a new matress they are all made to fail and warranties are bs.
Not what I was expecting at all from this video, we’re going to look at mattresses this week to figure out if my wife needs a firm or not, once we do I will definitely be getting ahold of y’all thank you
very informative video, I will definitely keep it in mind! But instead of replacing it with memory foam which will form the very same dips again in a short timeframe, I would replace it with latex or a 3 inch latex topper. At least then you'll get something that lasts longer.
Thanks. This is great. Also more hygienic, getting rid of the old foam, think of all the years of sweat that contains not to mention dust mites etc .
Love this, it is exactly the smart thing to do!
Thank you so much for posting this! What a help!
Thanks! I'm glad you found it helpful!
What a great idea ! That looks fabulous ! I will remember this this and share with friends !
Thank you Lily!
My Sealy felt great new but just a year later and it's a bit uncomfortable to lay on my back due to crazy sagging around my mid section. Thanks for showing me it is a doable thing to fix.
WoW!!! TY!!! I am gonna do this with my matress! Im sure Ill save a buck
Get a memory foam topper and a pillow top topper plus get a steel bunkie board and slide it btwn the mattress and box spring buy all of this and use it when you first get your mattress an it won't ever sag
I was just about to comment the same thing until i saw your msg. i did the exact same thing but put a 3/4 thick 4x8 plywood between the 2 mattresses and added a 2inch memory foam topper and i get the best sleep
watching in 2021, this kicks ass, good job !!!!
This was very helpful
Really worked out well and saved us alot of money instead of replaciing a king size mattress!
great video, really helped, looking for buying a good second-hand mattress and thinking of future repairs
Glad it was helpful!
My back was hurting for a month now thanks mate
Brilliant!! Thank you.
Excellent video.
Would you recommend memory foam or natural latex for firm and hot sleepers.
(We’re leading towards 4” natural latex) since we’re also down to the springs as well.
Excellent information and demo!
I'm sure you've already made your decision but in case someone else reads this the consensus seems to be that latex is the better solution for hot sleepers. The problem with memory foam (even with gel) is that you tend to sink into the foam and so the heat gets trapped. Latex does a better job at radiating the heat off into the material below it and so keeps you cooler during the night.
Thank you!
Phew* About to go buy a replacement piece for our old icomfort from Serta. I have a cart waiting with the Saatva Latex Hybrid Mattress, soooo glad I didn't click purchase! 😮
I flip my pillow top upside down and it was the best firm feeling ever. Try it. 💯✊🏿
Genuis ! Thanks
Good video!!!!
Hi great job..where do I get the mattress cover to buy I am in Jamaica.... thanks
So I have a question about the springs not being part of the problem. In this video, they are using a level to show that the springs still result in a flat mattress, but I would argue that of course they will... they are springs! They'll stand to their intended height, but I would suspect wouldn't be as resiliant as before (that is, would resist less when pressure is applied). Has anyone examined this? Can springs in a mattress be rearranged?
So glad I found you need one. Should I pick the mattress color?
I see where you listed where to purchased the cover (we'll be getting one from you if Sears keeps screwing us on our warranty on our Sealy mattress), but where would I purchase the 3: dense foam you spoke of? Thank you (Like dovey says), for saving us over $1400!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you have one for California king? Also you said you had different material options, but I don't see them.
FN genius!!
My brand new pillow top mattress is too soft!! Thinking about using this tutorial to remove the 'pillow'....Thank you!!!
Same situation. Have a brand new mattress, ordered through Serta's hotel line, since I seem to do fine in most hotels, just not on our home mattresses, no matter how expensive. Made the mistake of getting a pillow-top. Within a couple hours I'm sleeping in a ditch, changing positions throughout the night, and waking up with a sore back. Unfortunately it's nonrefundable. So I'm either going to donate a brand new $1200 mattress or maybe cut it open to remove the pillow-top. What did you end up doing? How was your result?
Hello there, the cover in the link is very different as it is not quilted as this one. where can I get this one in the video please ?
I don't see your mattress cover on your website? I like the smooth non-textured cover of this one.
Mine dipped in the same spot I was told to rotate it so now I'm waiting to see if that helps
5 mins in this video and I realized this guy ain't talking at all xD I stared at his mouth scared me 😂
have a Amart pure foam mattress cost 4000aud 10y warranty its sagging, they said thats fair and tear so not covered. new one they said grey for bad back but its so hard iv never felt so saw. so i decided to see if i can get the top of the new one, removing the covering there a massive defect tear in the base under it, know wonder i fall in a hole, of course its now well you ripped it when opening. i did it so carefully. i need the topper off it thats glued on. on a pension so cant afford what the 100mm topper of memory foam costs. will take days and wont be perfect. any tipps to getting it off.
I am interested in the entire set, the foam topper for a Queen mattress and the same mattress cover shown in the video. I don't see the nice one with "pillow top" look shown in the video on your website. Is the same zipper cover still available to purchase today?
wouldn't this work for an all foam mattress too? ous has a 2-3" top foam layer, with firmer foam underneath. I believe the top layer is the only one causing me problems...
Oh whoa. I had a hunch I could just turn an old pillow top into a box spring, this seems like you pretty much can
Seems obvious but without knowing the inner construction, for all I knew it could be intertwined in ways to make it useless
Oh man....I didn’t know that Sam the cooking guy was in the mattress repair business now!
I wish they made mattresses with zippers. LOVE THIS VIDEO. Do you have to take off the bad layers or can you just put new layers in a cover like a topper, on top?
I would suggest removing the bad layers because if the good layers are laying on sagging bad layers, they are just going to conform to that sagging spot
Ok, where can I get metal springs? That's all I need to DIY my mattress, ex let that foam/cover.
Like a foam bridge over troubled springs...
I put a cardboard slip sheet between my mattress and my removable topper. Kind of stiff at first but a quick fix for a saggy-azz bed.
Grab one for free at Walmart where the bottled water is. Fold it in-half and put it in your cart ...nobody will care or question it.
Is the cover bug proof? That’s would be my only concern with this product.
Good video. Can I order the foam and/or cover from you? If not, where can I purchase them? Thanks!
It's in the description.
Crap if I knew this I would’ve done this instead but I love my top because I’m downsizing my Decour because I have this beautiful custom made another wooden frame daybed so I got a awesome temple charcoal 3 inch high density foam topper, Think I’m gonna get another one so that we additional 3 inch to a what was it again 7 inch frame
We have a sleep number bed without a mattress pad. They wear out too fast. We have been doing mattress toppers on top of the sleep number. I would love to do your mattress cover and pad. But how do you do it with the air tubes for the sleep number? I am guessing I will need to cut openings in the cover. Thanks this video was super informative.
We would be able to make that for you. what model is your sleep number do you know?
@@magicsleeper My husband has the paper work. I will get him to look it up. Thanks
@@MicheleLumadue Sounds good. Let us know. You can always email us @ magicsleeper@comcast.net with info.
Hi guys. after replacing the foam you also sell what covers the mattress as ordered or comes along with the foam
The covers are a separate item
Why not cut the foam taken off, down the middle and flip them round so that the middle sag is then on the outside edges. Then glue them together and put back. Good for another few years at no cost.
I suppose that's an option but I'd personally not do it because I'd likely feel the glue line and also because that's a lot of effort for a short term fix (and it'd still require the zipper mattress cover cost anyway)
Is there a way to tell if the springs are the problem without tearing the top off?
It is very unusual for the springs to sag at all. I would say you have a more than 9/10 chance that the springs are fine. Unfortunately the only way to verify that is to remove the foam.
I got a question, why can't I just flip that pillow top to the bottom and compress it even more? Especially if like you said, it is not the springs that are bad just the old foam topper?
so you'd be sleeping on springs?
@@esb9814 Yes. Actually, I should embrace my inner Klingon and stop pampering my body with soft cushy things and learn to sleep on the floor. Then foam mattresses, (and replacing the tops thereof) would be of no importance or added expense. May I ask you, are you tired of having to repurchase items repeatedly?
How do you know what mattress cover to buy before you cut into it? I need both at the same time
It's in the description.
I would like to try this but unfortunately there are too many comments so it will not show me the links. If you could please send me the links, that would be greatly appreciated.
Hi. I am a hot sleeper and it seems in Australia it’s very difficult to find a cold mattress.. do you have any idea how to fix that issue? Something that can be shipped to Australia.
Just now replying to anther post, I heard a review here on Y/tube for solid wool mattresses. The guy was living in Japan, where it was hot and humid, but said he hadn't needed his air con since getting it. I'll try find the link for you, but i think you'd find the review easily enough. He did 2: 1 at the time, then 6 months hence. He was well stoked about the quality. I'm a hot sleeper, too, so was looking in to wool mattresses, as they regulate you, apparently.
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Would this option work on a double sided pillow top also?
I was about to post the same question. Is it sufficient to leave the pillow top on the bottom or best to strip it and if so, does it need to be protected on the bottom? thanks in advance.
The other video the guy cut the sewn strings and pulled like a bag of dog food. Much better than cutting it
cut and pull won't work if the topper is tightly glued to the box spring.
I have a 14 yr old Sealy. This is the exact problem it has, depressions on each sleeping side. Like bowls. I have already ordered a new mattress but now that I see this option, I may be returning the new one and instead try this refurbish method for the old one. Thanks!
No Problem! If you have any questions, please feel free to ask or call us at 610-327-2322
@@magicsleeper My question is where would I get the new foam layers and the new cover? In Canada.
On our website: www.magicsleepermattress.com/ @@billybobbarker3175
Has anyone purchased and done this very thing? It would be fantastic to get a review.. please! And thanks 😊
Hi Katie! A few people put reviews in the comments below. I can always email you more pictures of the product or answer any further questions you may have! Feel free to reach out to us via email. magicsleeper@comcast.net
i just got a new mattress back in october, and it already has a massive dip in it :/ and it’s so uncomfortable now, idk how to tell my parents, idk if i get a mattress topper or flip it around plus it was really expensive. i literally don’t know what to do.
Complain to the seller and manufacturer and request a replacement right away.
Are you no longer doing this? Please say you are I can’t find you anywhere. Website is not in use I need this so bad
thanks for the video. Where to buy the zipper cover?
www.magicsleepermattress.com/collections/fix-a-dip-in-your-mattress
is it 'fix dip shell'? I have been searching using these search words 'mattress cover zipper'. I did not find it.
Wish I saw this years ago. Don't know how many mattresses I've tried. My mother liked to joke about it. Lol..
Thanks for the video but the website to purchase it is not loading
www.magicsleepermattress.com/mattress-repair/
Is there a link to getting this cover? Can they be bought in ireland ?
www.magicsleepermattress.com/mattress-repair/
Can you come to my house and fix my three week old sagging Stern and Foster mattress? lol
The zipper cover !!
Does this work with a jenna mattress as well
Any mattress
If the mattress is an aireloom that is tufted, is there a bunch of rods going through the mattress where you won't be able to change the foam?
The tufts are actually tufted strings / rope. You can still change the foam, however you will need to cut the tufted strings and you will not be able to retuft the mattress. But if you want to use their spring and foam that is still in good shape, you can most definitely proceed with the process and upgrade the bad foam that is inside it. Hope this helps!
After you put the foam on it, do you still use the top layer that you lay on or do you discard that and use only the new foam.
@@watchurcoins You can either lay your existing panel on top of the foam or you can buy our zippered encasement shell that zips around your mattress.
If he would have kept on removing to see the springs he would've seen that the springs are individually wrapped and they leave gaps between the coils and the wall of mattress and when you lay down the coils lay down and because if the gap they eventually dont pop back up. When u see coils fill the space between the wall and coils with foam and they will stay in upright position and you wont have dips.
What?
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@@Nick-cs9dt You know the wall and the thing of the mattress gap deal
@@robnation2475 oh, you mean the gap thing wall spring lie down coil foam pop then you get don’t dips.
Why didn’t he just say so, clear as day now.
@@Nick-cs9dt I know, right?!
Is there a company that sells replacements for a Cal King?
We do
Website not working.
Need to order foam
Call 610 327 2322 with the size you need and we can give you a price
How long will this last?
Great question!!! I was thinking the same thing
Why would you put foam back on. It? It’ll sag too
Can I order the cover alone???
The website is not working
Which foam and cover is shown here?
Did you sew the zipper?! Where did it come from?! Cuz its the hardest part of this fix, to re attach the top.
This is also an advertizemt for encasing the whole mattress once the new toppers on. But I feel like it would scoot around? Maybe someone that has had the encasement on for a while could give us an updated review on just that?
i feel like a new matress would be more afordable for me at this point. seeing the price of the gell foam and the cover together they are more than what my matress was when i got it. id be better off getting a cheap matres in a box at this point
If you buy a double sided mattress, flip it and rotate it frequently, you will get a lot more life out of your purchase. Single sided mattresses wear out quicker no matter what you do to it. Sleep in the same spot 8 hours a night and your gonna have dips. There’s just No getting around it.
The hardest , most jagged rock in the world will wear down over time when thrown into a river. Time and pressure wears out anything
Where is your website?
www.magicsleepermattress.com/mattress-repair/
We’re do you buy this
www.magicsleepermattress.com/mattress-repair/
Where is the link
www.magicsleepermattress.com/mattress-repair/
Website?
www.magicsleepermattress.com/mattress-repair/
I wish I had seen this video before buying a sealy memory foam mattress. I made a mistake of buying this mattress for the name. I thought their mattresses would be the best. For the past 5 years my lower back pain went straight to my hips. I can't walk without help. I paid 1600 for this kind bed. biggest mistake in my life.
Hi Lorena. Is the mattress you have now, just simply too firm? Or is it too soft that's causing it to bring pain to your hips? Either way, we have a few ideas that might help you and also save you from having to buy a new mattress again.
How long did it take to get the replacement?
It takes about a week to ship out and it goes Fedex Ground.
@@magicsleeper Awesome thanks so much
@@MicheleLumadue of course!
It is so frustrating that after having a mattress for 2 years I am watching videos on this.. The world is just full of poor made products that end up in landfills