Does it stay on a memory foam mattress correctly or does it end up being on a diagonal after a few nights use?
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If your mattress fills the cover completely, it should stay in place. Mine does.
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I have not used it on a memory foam mattress but it has stayed put on our regular matresses. I really think you would be fine.
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My wife and I have had our mattresses for over a year and are well satisfied. I have to sleep with my head elevated and the constant up and down action hasn't caused any deformation. I find mine to be very comfortable, but my wife would like to have hers a bit harder.
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Quit the opposite. The mattress is suppose to start off fairly firm and after awhile of expanding it gets softer. Especially with warmer temperatures.
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The thicker side is the base foam side and should be down. There is printing on one of the edges that guides you as well. I didn't see it until about 2 weeks after I set the mattress up. Hope that helps.
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I have memory foam and I have no problem, but don't expect to pull it taunt one time. As you lay on it, the fabric stretches and you need to retighten more than once.
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Hi, Claudia here. We have used a memory foam for 25 years and love it! There is a secret to keeping it in place. We always buy a quality mattress cover (WITH DEEP SIDES) and put it tightly on top of the memory foam,tucking it securely under the TWO bottom layers to keep it from sliding. We have a water bed that is slippery and it is also crucial to make sure the foam topper is completely squared with the bed and the mattress cover is TIGHTLY pulled OVER the topper,then pull as tight as you can, tucking all layers (UNDER) the corner of the bed, These things done, you can put your sheets ect. on the bed. It is not an easy chore, but worth it if done right. Hope this helps.......CB Hi, Claudia here. We have used a memory foam for 25 years and love it! There is a secret to keeping it in place. We always buy a quality mattress cover (WITH DEEP SIDES) and put it tightly on top of the memory foam,tucking it securely under the TWO bottom layers to keep it from sliding. We have a water bed that is slippery and it is also crucial to make sure the foam topper is completely squared with the bed and the mattress cover is TIGHTLY pulled OVER the topper,then pull as tight as you can, tucking all layers (UNDER) the corner of the bed, These things done, you can put your sheets ect.... » Read More Hi, Claudia here. We have used a memory foam for 25 years and love it! There is a secret to keeping it in place. We always buy a quality mattress cover (WITH DEEP SIDES) and put it tightly on top of the memory foam,tucking it securely under the TWO bottom layers to keep it from sliding. We have a water bed that is slippery and it is also crucial to make sure the foam topper is completely squared with the bed and the mattress cover is TIGHTLY pulled OVER the topper,then pull as tight as you can, tucking all layers (UNDER) the corner of the bed, These things done, you can put your sheets ect. on the bed. It is not an easy chore, but worth it if done right. Hope this helps.......CB « Show Less
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No the stuffing doesn't seem to shift within the squares. I have shaken mine when I change/ wash bedding and I guess more from habit than necessity. It didn't seem to make any difference. I would buy it again it's a good value. I hope that helps!
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I keep a mattress cover on it, however, it was very good at first and now it is sagging where I lay, I was very happy with it at first and now so happy, don't think it was worth the money.
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I have a cheap sofa and even before I added the padding a board fell off. I take the memory foam off and roll it up and keep it in the spare bedroom. It rolls up pretty good.
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It helped considerably with padding the mattress. However, the sleep divots will still be there since the padding is the same thickness across the bed.
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It is on the firmer side. But having said that, it is still a memory foam mattress. As such it stil conforms. It's a very comfortable mattress. I would buy it again.
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Honestly don't remember I put it on about 5 years ago and haven't moved it since. Haven't noticed any issue when rotating mattress. It has held up.
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The mattress is firm and at the same time you will sink a bit into it. That is what memory foam does. Be sure and have the correct support for this mattress or it will change the way you sleep on it.
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I am currently using it with a memory foam mattress and have had no problem yet. I turn it on high for about a half hour before I go to bed and then either turn it down or all the way off, so mine isn't on the high setting for very long.
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Not sure how floppy the memory foam mattress is. The bars underneath the mattress are spaced pretty well. We have a regular top mattress with no bunkie and it is very well supported. No dips or lumps or bumps. The distance between the top rail and the top of the mattress is a bit of a consideration. We bought a new top mattress that is a bit thicker than you might traditionally see for a kids' bed, and, as a result the top rail doesn't offer any real protection. I would be worried about that with a 4-5 year old, but not older kids.
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It stays under the mattress...I inflate it occasionally...about 2 seconds worth...I have not had a 'gerds' incident since I got this...I love it! I have tried different heights to see the minimum that works...and it is not that high...just a little keeps me from waking up not being able to breathe.
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I used mine directly on carpet. Overall the mattress is sturdy and may sit well on a bed frame; however, it seems that all air mattresses I've dealt with do lose some air if it is used more than a couple of nights. In turn, it may become vulnerable to moving off of the frame overtime if you plan to use this regularly.