cleaning the (fckng) house

[ramzie]

I am busy with cleaning the house, tomorrow arrives a new bed. No time to waste, see you next time

 

[Stonecold]

Good luck, what kind did you buy, I am about to get one and can't decide which one is best.

 

[brmstn69]

Good luck, what kind did you buy, I am about to get one and can't decide which one is best.

I also recently got a new bed. Well, not exactly new. More like a 120 year old antique Jenny Lind 4 post bed. I had to convert it to a platform foundation to eliminate the need for box springs because it would be 4 feet off the floor otherwise, lol.

I'm not sure if your asking about the bed it self or the mattress when you said you can't decide which is best.

As for the mattress. I'm on a really tight budget. I got a "Signature Sleep Contour 8" mattress. These are the ones that come flattened, vacuum packed, and rolled up in a box. But it's only around $200.00 U.S.

It's a cheap mattress, but well worth the money. After two months, I've found it to be more comfortable than the Serta I previously used. It is an individual, pocketed coil design with a memory foam top. Motion transfer is almost non-existent, again, much better than with the Serta. In fact, that has caused a few issues with my cats because I can't feel them jump in the bed and I'm always kicking them because I don't know they're there, lol...

Also, once they've fully expanded, you cant tell the difference between these and a regular mattress.

link to a review...

http://anon.projectarchive.net/?http://www.mattress-guides.net/signature-sleep-contour-8-review/

And here's a video showing the set up of a similar mattress (Same brand, different model, but the guy doing this one was way hotter than the guy who did the Contour 8 vid,lol)

 

[Dendood]

When you're done you want to try my place?

There are gay men who have that 'house beautiful' gene where everything is tastefully selected, everything stylish and EVERYTHING in it's right place. It's like a museum, or the July issue of House and Garden. You know who you are.

And then there's my lot.

I can keep a few things moderately in line. I never leave dirty dishes in the sink. Certainly never over night. I'm good with laundry. I don't 'make a mess' of anything. And yet everything is a mess. I say I'm going to get to it... By the time I actually get things going there's enough dust and dirt behind and under things the place is practically a bio hazard. There would be less of a mess if my hubby wasn't such a slob.

Actually he's pretty good about keeping HIS spaces in order. (Rooms that have no TVs in them.) But share spaces? I'm on my own. My great fear in life is I will get old, disabled, and he will be the only person responsible for keeping the kitchen clean. -I fear for my life should that happen. I'm hoping we acquire a dish washer before that happens...
And he learns to like using it.

 

[ramzie]

Good luck, what kind did you buy, I am about to get one and can't decide which one is best.

I had a boxspring Swiss Sense with perzona 250