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Mattress for european size bed - help please?

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 04-Nov-09 22:14:44
Thanks Serenity! yes it's a Sultan one but it's just become so lumpy and uncomfortable. I have pointed out to dh that it has a huge guarentee on it but it's our second Sultan mattress that has done this so he wants a decent one ....I'm not complaining grin
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 04-Nov-09 22:03:53
Can't help with the new mattress (maybe this will bump it up for someone who does know to see), but which IKEA mattress was it? Most of the Sultan ones have a 25year guarantee, so shouldn't be knackered by now (or they should refund/replace it for you!)
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 03-Nov-09 23:46:50
Hello

I was hoping to pick your brains please! We have an Ikea bed frame with an Ikea mattress currently. Problem is, it's not very good and after only 3 years it's already dead and gone...

We are going to treat ourselves to a nice new mattress for Christmas, as you do, and I was wondering if anybody had any tips for good manufacturers and stockists? All our research so far suggests we need about £500 which is shock, but then we are looking at Sealy which would just be fabulous! grin.

Has anyone heard of a manufacturer called Sweet Dreams? Could do with some opinions.

Thank you in advance!
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