What is the BEST Bed you can buy-- Need a New bed and i am confused?

[heycal]

Originally Posted by heycal

While I've begun to learn about bedding (sheets, duvets, etc), I really know nothing about mattresses. I recently bought a super cheap queen, and it seem good enough. That said, I could sleep soundly on a pile of gravel so I'm not the best judge here. (Though I am suspectible to low back pain).

But can someone explain to me the concept behind these memory foam/temperpedic things? Why would one want a bad that 'remembered' how you slept instead of returning to its natural shape? I have visions of a sunken outline of a human body in the mattress, and can't how imagine how sleeping in that could be good for your back or anything else or comfortable in any way.

What am I not getting here?

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Speaking of the top, can someone explain to me what these mattress or pillow tops are or why one needs them? Also, is this a somewhat newish trend, or were they always around and I somehow missed it?

Can anyone handle these?

[Marshredder]

The Hilton beds are the best you can buy, they'll set you back $1500 minimum though.

[sureshs]

Originally Posted by Fedace

Does Searle or Posteurpedic have one of those ? and is it true that Girls that work in the Bed store do it cause they like to do it alot ??

I have only seen fat old guys at the furniture stores