Bedding Thread (NSFW)
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About pillows, I have been using forever pillows that are filled with bran which is pretty good because it offers both firm support (I find "bouncy" foam or feather pillows uncomfortable) and malleability, while also being not too warm.
EDIT: A similar but a little more granular filling is the chaff of buckwheat seeds.
EDIT: A similar but a little more granular filling is the chaff of buckwheat seeds.
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Some people need memory foam because it's the only thing they'll ever have in their bed that will remember them....
Also, back pain for stomach sleepers usually means either a mattress that's not firm enough, or you carry a disproportionate amount of weight in your midsection... tubby.
Also, back pain for stomach sleepers usually means either a mattress that's not firm enough, or you carry a disproportionate amount of weight in your midsection... tubby.
Side/stomach. Rarely back.
When I read about performance sheets, I thought that was just heavy-handed innuendo. After some research, I was thoroughly disappointed.
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My mom has Sheex in her guest bedroom. They were fucking awesome, although they're a bit warm. Absolutely the most comfortable (soft) sheets I've ever slept on.
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One of the problems I had sleeping on my stomach was that I also slept with my arm extended between the bed and the pillow. Laying like that for hours over the course of years eventually caused a bad strain in my lat and traps. Since I moved to sleeping on my side and a side sleeper pillow, all that pain has gone away, as well as some pain that was starting to develop in my lower back. Most mornings, after the lady gets up to go shower and get ready for work, I steal her pillow and snooze for about 20 minutes on my stomach. It still feels great and more restful sometimes. Really a lot of that depends on how hungover I am though.
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http://www.sears.com/royal-hotel-bed...26208?prdNo=22
These are my sheets.
But in a California King.
These are my sheets.
But in a California King.
Anyone ever try these bed cooling things?
http://www.ecogeek.org/efficiency/767
Do they work fairly well? I sometimes find myself in the predicament of not wanting the air conditioning on (the crappy placement means it blows air directly on me) but also the bed getting too hot.
http://www.ecogeek.org/efficiency/767
Do they work fairly well? I sometimes find myself in the predicament of not wanting the air conditioning on (the crappy placement means it blows air directly on me) but also the bed getting too hot.
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I know you said you don't want it blowing directly on you, but have you considered installing a ceiling fan in your bedroom? If there is enough space that it won't chop off your head of course.
The idea of the bed cooling thing is interesting but I can't imagine anything the Japanese create for sleep could be a good thing...
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I always had a shitty time sleeping on regular pillows. They were always too damn hot and hurt my neck when i woke up. Got myself a buckwheat pillow and its fucking great. Stays cool and supports my head in any position. Shit is boss.
I travel a lot and every sleep number I have slept on in hotels have been the worst beds I've ever slept on. It could be that they are cheaper versions in hotels or old but damn they are awful.
