reviewer 2008 Reviewer
candice54
Pontiac, MI

worst mattress I ever owned

2 star rating

not very handy
Cons
    can't flip it, price, dont really thing there is any, An over-quilted the mattress top....

FEB
21
2008

Sealy Posturepedic Mattress — 

We bought this mattress in March 2006.  After 6 months the mattriess was sagging in the spots where I sleep and my husband sleeps.  Since you can not turn this mattress over, all we can do is turn around every 2 weeks.  The pillow top is the most uncomfortable thing I have ever slept on.  I will never buy this mattress again.  For the price I paid for this mattress, I was very disappointed.  You would think that when you pay $500 for a mattress, it would last a little longer. We need to buy a new mattress.  The last mattress I had lasted 15 years.  This one lasted 2 years.



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sealymakesgarbage wrote on Nov 18, 2009 at 1:19PM

Sealy Makes Garbage - if you get 6 months without it sagging you are lucky. My warranty covered one replacement mattress, which lasted less than 6 months too. If you weigh more than 135 - don't get the Posturpedic Plush Top. I'm under 200lbs and it had a 6 inch hole within just a couple months for 2 mattresses

backtoold wrote on Jul 17, 2009 at 5:30PM

I have a better one than ijustwannasleep. I purshased a pillow top . It has the same sagging problem. When the first service tech came out to check, she said it had a 4" dip in the middle. That was in April now that it is July I have the second mattress that was replaced and they are coming back out because this mattress is doing the same exact samething. I will never buy a pillow top again. Or maybe not Seally, they have a hard time responding to your e-mail's

TinaBr wrote on Mar 16, 2009 at 6:29PM

$500 - are you kidding?? You get what you pay for...
You've got to spend more than that for quality. We spent $4,000 on a Tempurpedic and it's worth every penny 3 years later. I can't imagine investing less that $2,000 for something as important as your bed. Your comfort, health, and well-being are at stake.

If you're limited on funds, try Costco. They often have excellent mattresses at a fraction of the retail price.

marymery wrote on Jan 7, 2009 at 9:45AM

I agree on this too. I'am experiencing the same thing.
I purchased two mattresses, one queen and one full size. The full size is my son's matress that is 13 years old and weights about 115 pounds. Who would want a mattress that sags? When I make the bed you can see the sagging throught the comforter. WOW !!! thats bad. I purchased the mattress in Sears so now I have to take measurements and pictures to see if its 2 or more inches to be qualifed for a new mattress. Never again will I purchase Sealy mattress. Lost me as a customer!!!!!

ijustwannasleep wrote on Jun 28, 2008 at 11:27PM

I agree with this - I am experiencing the same thing after only 5 months. I am single, not very heavy, and it is already sagging. Sleep Train has been very reluctant to help, since the sag is 1/8" short of the 1.5" warranty qualification! I will not buy Sealy again, nor will I buy from Sleep Train - terrible customer service.

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