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FOR YOU AMERICA - A LATEX MATTRESS WITHOUT SPRINGS IS THE BEST SLEEP SOLUTION - GO LATEX - GO USA

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LATEX FOAM COULD BE SOLD AT WALMART OR HOME DEPOT.  EITHER OR BOTH VOLUME 
CORPORATIONS SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE HOW IMPORTANT MATTRESSES ARE TO THE INDUSTRY OF 
AMERICA, AND LOOK INTO STOCKING COMMODITY BULK LATEX FOAM FOR MATTRESSES.
SO THIS MESSAGE IS FOR WALMART AND HOME DEPOT, AS WELL AS THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ALSO.

The following is not an advertisement, and I do not have any association with the 
below quoted example websites.  I post this message because the commercial 
mattress industry is inadequate, and mattresses should be a commodity, and are one 
of the most important material possessions everyone needs:

A bed is a consumer's most important material possession, and a bed is like shoes. 
  We wear a bed for 8 hours every night, 1/3 of our lives,  and good sleep is 
imperative to America.  After much research, I have determined that not only is a 
mattress an individual's most important material possession, but that Latex Foam 
without springs is the best answer.  Latex Foam is farmed in Sri Lanka and 
apparently cheaply shipped to the U.S.A. where it is manufactured into foam beds. 
Currently a Latex Foam bed of 9"-15" inches of the right firmness will give an 
individual a good night's sleep.
A Latex Mattress is also portable as 3" slabs of 60"x80" Queen size foam weigh 
approximately only 37lbs, as 3"x60"x80" = 14400, 14400/1728(12"x12"x12") = 8.33 
cubic feet, 8.33x a Latex Foam Density of 4.5lb*/cubic feet = 37.5lbs per 3" thick 
slab of a Queen Size Bed. These 3" slabs are to be stacked on top of one another 
9"-15" thick, and that is nearly all one needs for the most comfortable bed money 
can buy.  Currently the going rate for this foam is about $100 per inch of 
60"x80", so a 9 inch bed would currently cost about $900, and a 12 inch bed costs 
$1,200, and a 15 inch bed costs $1,500.  Latex foam also lasts a very long time 
10-40 years.  The key to a good bed is the right firmness for the individual, and 
the softer foam is to be stacked on top of the firmer foam, so the foam varies by 
ILD (Initial Load Deflection) Soft 10-20, Medium 20-30, Firm 30-40, (depending on 
the retailer).  There are two types of Latex Foam, Dunlop, and Talalay.  Dunlop is 
cheaper, as Talalay requires an extra step which makes all the air bubbles the 
same size.  So Dunlop is more like pound cake, and Talalay is more like angel food 
cake.  However Dunlop has a higher "Support Factor," which means softer and more 
supportive than Talalay, while Talalay is more appropriate for the higher layers 
of the bed, even maybe only as a topper.   Support factor means how many lbs to 
depress foam 65% over how many lbs to depress foam 25%.  Dunlop Latex is 4,  while 
Talalay Latex is 3.  So with Talalay you "bottom out" easier, but feels softer.

*Density varies, and may be 3-6lbs per cubic foot.  Higher usually means firmer 
foam as measured by Initial Load Deflection (ILD).

So three parameters when buying foam (latex or any type):
1. ILD (@25%) - (Such as Soft 10-20, Medium 20-30, Firm 30-40) (while this is 
supposed to be in lbs, this currently does not seem consistent across retailers).
2. Support Factor (lbs to depress 65% / lbs to depress 25% - so if 25% ILD is 
30lbs, and 65% ILD is 120lbs, then support factor = 120/30 = 4.  So while two 
different foams, for instance Talalay and Dunlop, may have equal 25% ILDs, they 
may have different 65% ILDs, giving them a different support factor)
3. Density (Weight = lbs/cubic feet)

Finally a non-toxic fireproof case is frequently used to house the 3 to 5, 3" 
slabs of Latex Foam.  These are frequently made out of double knit cotton, or 
wool, and may cost another $100-$300, or more.

You can see an example of latex foam at the following website.  There is no 
difference between a single 3" topper, or several 3" slabs stacked on top of one 
another to form an entire mattress, except the firmness of the bottom layers:

http://www.foamorder.com/toppers/latex-mattress-topper.html

Another example of this type of mattress: https://spindlemattress.com/

A further thought is a 1"-3" Memory Foam Topper on top of the Latex Foam, may 
complete the comfort of a bed to make it sufficiently plush.  Alternatively, soft 
Talalay may be preferred.  Alternatively, a consumer may prefer a cheaper or 
firmer bed without such a plush topper.

Before trying sleeping pills, try a new mattress!  Sleeping pills don't make you 
sleep, they only may make you sleep better (they are also dangerously addictive, - 
see benzodiazapine addiction - thus don't take too many ).  *LOVE* is otherwise 
the only silver bullet to sleep.


IF LATEX FOAM WAS AVAILABLE IN WALMART OR HOME DEPOT TO SAMPLE, CONSUMERS WOULD BE 
ABLE TO TEST OUT VARIOUS FIRMNESSES, AND STACKINGS OF FIRMNESSES, TO CREATE THE 
BEDS MOST COMFORTABLE FOR THEM!  AND MAYBE WITH VOLUME THESE STORES COULD ALSO 
MAKE THE PRICES CHEAPER THAN THEY ARE ELSEWHERE.

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