Prefer any kind of mattress with duvet and sheets, but various times have proven that any surface is adequate.
Re: How do You Like Your Bed?
Prefer any kind of mattress with duvet and sheets, but various times have proven that any surface is adequate.
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Re: How do You Like Your Bed?
Whatheheckisaduvet?
-google search-
Oh. A featherbed. Got it.
They're nice, but not necessary. Anywhere. Anytime. Anyway, for me. I've slept in sagging-mattress flophouses, high-roller Las Vegas luxury beds, 10-day-old foxholes, 1-day-old deer beds, concrete highway underpasses, hard beds, soft beds, friendly beds, not-so-friendly beds.
For me, the over-riding factor is: dry. Of all the beds I've slept in/on, if it's damp or wet, sleep ain't good. It can be done, but it ain't good.
After dry, then soft. Then warm. Then occupied by a soft warm, dry, enthusiastic...
Be well. Do good. Keep in touch.
Re: How do You Like Your Bed?
A duvet with a fairly firm mattress is nice, though I honestly do find the floor quite comfortable.
Re: How do You Like Your Bed?
duvet's are those big fluffy blankets right? I hate those things. Firm/hard mattress is best, don't know if they really make "hard" mattresses though. Some of my best nights sleep have been on the floor.
You forgot a "number of pillows" category...I go to hotels and they have a dozen ridiculous pillows on the bed. Usually fall asleep without one, it's nice in the preliminary stage though.
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