Serta is holding a sale until July 18. The limited offer affords you to buy mattress sets of any size in the same price. Now may be the best time to grab the offer in time for Father’s Day or in preparation of incoming summer visitors to your house!
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Tags: mattress sale, mattress set, serta, serta mattressThis is a press release from the CPSC or the US Consumer Product Safety Commission:
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Mattresses manufactured in or imported into the United States on or after July 1, 2007 must meet the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s (CPSC) flammability standard. The mandatory standard is designed to reduce the severity of mattress fires ignited by open flame sources such as candles, matches and lighters.CPSC estimates that, once fully effective, the new federal flammability standard will prevent as many as 270 deaths and 1,330 injuries every year.
CPSC Acting Chairman Nancy Nord calls the new standard an important layer of fire protection in the home.
Land and Sky’s visco-elastic memory foam mattress matches other more popular brands in terms of thickness, quality and support. As many probably know, memory foam is a temperature sensitive material that provides you with better sleep.
With a mattress base that is made of polyurethane, the mattress set is made even cooler. The whole set comes with a protecting mattress cover. With 20 years warranty.
Tags: elastic memory foam, foam mattress, foam mattresses, mattress base, mattress cover, mattress set, memory foam, Memory Foam Mattress, memory foam mattresses, sleepRead this interesting story on mattress shopping from the Arizona Daily Star. It has some great buying tips and consumer information.
Tags: custom, foam mattress, foam mattress topper, furniture, interesting, mattress purchase, mattress set, MATTRESS Shopping, mattress store, mattress stores, mattress topper, new mattress, sealy, shopping, sleep, sleep system, sleep systemsNorma and Bob Gentry really hated shopping for a new mattress. After finishing a bedroom addition to their San Clemente home, the Tucson couple decided they couldn’t bear to move their ancient king-size set into the new digs. So off they went, trudging to department stores, specialty centers, furniture stores and everywhere else they could think of. “Everything we looked at was at least $1,500,” Norma Gentry recalls. “We didn’t really have it, and we didn’t want to spend $2,000 on a bed.” Finally, late last year, they found sleep nirvana — at Costco. They settled on an approximately $850 set from Sealy Posturepedic, knocked the price down with a coupon, then added a memory-foam mattress topper.
