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I have been coveting a mattress topper for years. My bed was a groupon deal and what with me (fat) and 3 big dogs sharing it, the mattress was lumpy and bumpy.

On MN recommendation I bit the bullet and bought a Panda bamboo topper - more money than I would normally spend but what with CV-19 I thought sod it - carpe deum and all that jazz.

It is gorgeous. So soft and supportive at the same time. I can't wait to go to bed. My dogs love it too in fact one loves it so much he builds a nest with the duvet and throw and chills out on it for most of the evening.

Thank you MumsNetters for the recommendation.

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Ooh that sounds like just what I have been looking for.
I have wasted so much money on terrible mattress toppers, that failed to deliver on the promises they made!

Worth a shot bumpsadaisy11 they have a 30 day money back guarantee if it doesn't suit (not on commission btw!) Oh and they delivered in 2 days!!

I've been thinking of investing in a good mattress topper for a while. I can't quite justify a new mattress yet, but if I can find a topper that will prolong the life of my mattress I am up for that!

We bought a new mattress recently and now I REALLY love going to bed. I often go an hour or so early just to revel in reading in my comfy bed. Nothing better than sorting your sleep system.

Does it make you hot at all? We tried a memory foam (or latex) topped mattress once and I used to wake up around 1am absolutely boiling hot.

Ooh this sounds interesting!
Every morning just lately I've woken up feeling uncomfortable and stiff and grumpy

I don't want to buy a new mattress because I just cannot face dragging the old one down the stairs- and also can't afford it anyway!

Thank you for passing on the recommendation!

@LottaHogs I haven't found it too hot so far

I've been debating whether to get one too - do you have a link please OP?

Can you use it with an electric blanket?

Panda Bamboo Mattress Topper link here

Can't help re electric blanket but I am sure the company can answer that.

I dont think you can because its memory foam, but I could always take it off in winter. It looks nice and thick.

I bought a topper for a similar price from John Lewis and it's great after 2 years. Has ruined me for hotels.

Out of interest, why does the link say 'paid on results' when you first click through? Can anyone explain?

@Rowanmumsnet can you explain?

Just to reiterate I am not being paid by Panda

Paidonresults is affiliate marketing software, meaning purchases are tracked and the recommending click link gets commission. I don't know if it is Mumsnet who have an account with them and any links on here are channeled through to potentially earn commission.

It's not you OP. Looks like Mumsnet use Skimlinks to auto-convert retail site links that members post into affiliate links. They then get paid commission if people make a purchase.

I've got the panda topper. And it is absolutely amazing. The pillows are good too. Their customer service is really good as well.

really?

I just bought an Emma mattress which took some getting used to but now I love it. It's a joy to go to bed I know I sounds massive but what difference does a mattress topper actually make?

Ha ha sounds *naive

Also *sound what's wrong with me?!

YesIDoLoveCrisps: really?

Is that directed at the OP or about the affiliate links stuff I posted? If me, then, yes, it's clear that Mumsnet are using Skimlinks, and it's fairly common practice for forums...

I didn’t know that. It doesn’t seem very ethical. I know they make money from the ads on the site because there’s been some controversy about it but I don’t realise mentioning a product makes money.

It does feel a bit sneaky. It's not going to be everytime someone just mentions a product. It'll be when someone directly links to a product from a company that does the affiliate kickback thing - the link the OP posted would have been the normal/direct one, but it was converted to one that tags Mumsnet as being the originator and therefore they get paid (only if it results in a purchase.)

That is a bit sneaky! Shouldn't affiliate links be clearly marked then by mumsnet? I remember they used to go to a mumsnet link (which I think was also affiliate) first. I think they should make this clearer.