Re: Re: Egg Crate Mattress

August 12, 2001

Egg crate matresses can be found at Walmart-Meijer's-Target-Kmart and then

your finer stores such as JC Penney etc. They're really not real expensive,

at least from what I've found

Mel

In @y..., " Becky Raine " <braine@s...> wrote:

> > Does anyone have any experience with a foam top mattress? I spent 4

>days at the Marriott in SLC and the mattress was the most wonderful

>thing I've ever slept on. I've stayed at Marriotts before but this is

>the first time I've had this mattress. I'm trying to find info on

>them. I'm really thinking about buying one. Any comments would be

>appreciated. Thanks, Becky

> >Becky,

>I believe what you are talking about is the egg-crate mattress. If

>this is what you are talking about it is around 6in. tall and they

>make them to fit all bed sizes. It looks just like an egg carton. with

>the holes and peaks that separate the eggs. I had one growing up and i

>loved it. My parents still have that same bed and it is still

>comfortable to use when i visit them. The mattress sits on top of a

>regular mattress and so if you can get deep pocket sheets that works

>out just fine. I am not sure how much they are. And I don't know if

>regular mattress companies sell them. On the web go to google.com (a

>search engine) and put in egg-crate mattress or foam mattress and see

>what comes up.

<Editors Note: If you shop on line- just go to www.qvc.com and search

there for an egg crate foam mattress pad> They just came out with a really

nice one that is aerated- so you will; not get all sweaty like with

the old fashioned egg crates. The prices were reasonable too>

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