The dicey world of mattresses

[emeraldkity4]

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Not sure if allowed to post it, but when I was looking for a mattress a few years ago, I stumbled across this excellent blog

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<p>Probably not.
The site is run by the proprietor of a mattress company in New Jersey apparently.</p>

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We sent pictures of the hole to “Pete” Cancelli, the owner of C&C Mattress whereupon he blamed Sealy saying the hole is an obvious factory defect, that it’s Sealy’s fault and refused to address our problem. We contacted Sealy and they rudely said, “Not our problem, you need to take it up with “C&C Mattress”, the store you purchased it from”. Now, after spending over $2000, we are stuck with a mattress that is falling apart.

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<p>[C&C</a> Mattress and Sealy - AVOID](<a href=“http://www.whatsthebest-mattress.com/forum/cc-mattress-sealy-avoid/4470-0-1.html]C&C”>http://www.whatsthebest-mattress.com/forum/cc-mattress-sealy-avoid/4470-0-1.html)</p>

[mini]

<p>“I’m ready for a hammock. I think that would work.”</p>

<p>Yoga mats are better.</p>

[Chardo]

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Probably not.
The site is run by the proprietor of a mattress company in New Jersey apparently.

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<p>Yes, I know the site is run by the owner of a mattress retailer, but I found the advice to be surprisingly unbiased. Just read through the questions posed by readers, and his answers, and you will see he’s just trying to educate folks. He makes a mild pitch to buy from his company, of course, but no pressure. If he ends up picking up some customers, more power to him. Vast majority of readers (myself included) will use the advice on their own wherever they choose to shop.</p>