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Knackered mattresses, can't afford to replace

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curlyclaz13 · 21/06/2015 22:23

Our mattresses is knackered and causing dp back pain, we can't afford to replace it for a few months so I was wondering about a memory foam topper. I have found an eBay shop that does a 3inch deep one for around £40. Is this likely to be absolutely rubbish? This will be short term, around 4 months probably.

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Guyropes · 21/06/2015 22:26

Why is it causing back pain though? I would guess its to do will overall structure bit being supportive enough. A memory foam topper will stop a cheap mattress being uncomfortable.

Guyropes · 21/06/2015 22:26

Bit= not

curlyclaz13 · 21/06/2015 22:47

Well, we think that's the cause, wakes up with pain, subsides during day and was better while we were away. It is pretty lumpy Blush

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makemineapinot · 17/08/2015 18:36

I bought my daughter a memory fi mattress topper for £30 (single bed) to combat a lumpy mattress. Herbed is now dead comfy so it worked for us!

User543212345 · 17/08/2015 18:40

The mattress topper we bought made our bed worse (a John Lewis one) because it slipped around on the mattress and one of us ended up half on/half off the topper.

Where are you based? If you want a King Size mattress (replaced because I've got too thin for a firm mattress) and are in London I've got one that's about to go to the charity shop in decent condition.

Gozogozo · 17/08/2015 19:33

3" one good. Don't go for a 2" one, not nearly as effective.
You can get slight seconds ones on amazon quite cheaply, prob ebay as well. They're manufacturer's seconds, not used. I have bought them for car based holidays, taken them rolled up tight in the boot & discarded if short of room on the return journey, so can be very cheap but effective.

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