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Re: Select Comfort beds
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Posted by DitchWI on March 30, 2007 at 08:09:41 from (68.178.81.130):
In Reply to: Select Comfort beds posted by MSD on March 30, 2007 at 07:27:31:
MSD, Buy one. You will not regret it. I have had one for about seven years now and would not trade it for anything. I have had back problems for years and after having this bed I have not had to go see a bonecrusher since. You really do feel so refreshed the next morning. My only advice if you do get one is to make sure you get a head & seatboard, because of being so light, they tend to move around a bit when you're getting busy with the misses. I have the king size with seperate control and pillow top cover. One word of caution if you have not seen or heard from the news they may mold on the bladder.
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