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Nope that shit is getting disrupted. Ultimately mattresses will come from amazon.

toomuchtodo 8y ago
After buying a Serta from Amazon and a Tuft and Needle, I will never buy a mattress again without being able to lay on it first. Disrupted? Try to fit a king foam mattress back in the box to meet return obligations when you don’t like it, before we touch on the counterfeit product issue from Amazon.
- coding123 8y ago
  T&N just needs to know you donated it with a proof of donation. No back in the box needed.
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  - astura 8y ago
    What sort of places accept mattress donations? I know mattresses are not accepted by most thrift shops like Goodwill. Not only that, but you'd have to get the charity to come to your house and pick it up.
- koolba 8y ago
  Is “Certa” a typo (for “Serta”) or some kind of knock off? I’ve had great experiences with buying mattresses online. The secret is to have friends with a variety of mattresses so that their homes become your showroom.
  - toomuchtodo 8y ago
    Typo fixed. Gracias! None of my friends are local unfortunately.
    - koolba 8y ago
      For the name brand mattresses best to go local with either Sleepys (or whatever it’s called now) or Sears. The margins on mattresses are insane so you can haggle them down quite a bit. Only chumps pay for shipping or box springs.
  - beedogunami 8y ago
    That's an absolutely horrible option compared to going to a mattress store and trying different ones for yourself.
- oh_sigh 8y ago
  The problem with this is the most common problem I see in mattresses isn't how comfortable they are initially, but how comfortable they are after 9 months of sleeping in a very similar position night after night.
- xapata 8y ago
  IKEA has some good mattresses that you can try in the store. And many are roll-packed for easy transport from the store.
beedogunami 8y ago
I think ultimately Amazon will be the thing to be disrupted.
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After buying a Serta from Amazon and a Tuft and Needle, I will never buy a mattress again without being able to lay on it first. Disrupted? Try to fit a king foam mattress back in the box to meet return obligations when you don’t like it, before we touch on the counterfeit product issue from Amazon.

coding123 8y ago
T&N just needs to know you donated it with a proof of donation. No back in the box needed.
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- astura 8y ago
  What sort of places accept mattress donations? I know mattresses are not accepted by most thrift shops like Goodwill. Not only that, but you'd have to get the charity to come to your house and pick it up.
koolba 8y ago
Is “Certa” a typo (for “Serta”) or some kind of knock off? I’ve had great experiences with buying mattresses online. The secret is to have friends with a variety of mattresses so that their homes become your showroom.
- toomuchtodo 8y ago
  Typo fixed. Gracias! None of my friends are local unfortunately.
  - koolba 8y ago
    For the name brand mattresses best to go local with either Sleepys (or whatever it’s called now) or Sears. The margins on mattresses are insane so you can haggle them down quite a bit. Only chumps pay for shipping or box springs.
- beedogunami 8y ago
  That's an absolutely horrible option compared to going to a mattress store and trying different ones for yourself.
oh_sigh 8y ago
The problem with this is the most common problem I see in mattresses isn't how comfortable they are initially, but how comfortable they are after 9 months of sleeping in a very similar position night after night.
xapata 8y ago
IKEA has some good mattresses that you can try in the store. And many are roll-packed for easy transport from the store.

beedogunami 8y ago

I think ultimately Amazon will be the thing to be disrupted.

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