Costco Memory Foam Mattress padding?

[Suspicious-Teach8788]

Anyone get this? I really need to ask around because I've had this since my 2nd year of college and I sleep on a twin bed. It was fine my 2nd year because I was in a bunk bed with guard rails but after I moved out my bed's been next to my wall. I guess when I lean against the wall (to read) and my butt is glued to the mattress, it pushes the bed away from the bed and the coefficient of friction between my mattress and the pad isn't that great so usually the memory foam pad inches off the bed. I always end up pushing the foam pad back onto the bed but it gets annoying. I tried to stop leaning against the wall to read but even just shifting my ass around on my bed means the pad starts sliding away. It can't go the other way because that's where the wall is. I would ask some other people but the ones I know who have it aren't like great friends and rather just acquaintances. I would find it weird to send them a long facebook message like this. Anyway, anyone know about this product?

 

[theflyingpig]

Originally posted by: DLeRium
Anyone get this? I really need to ask around because I've had this since my 2nd year of college and I sleep on a twin bed. It was fine my 2nd year because I was in a bunk bed with guard rails but after I moved out my bed's been next to my wall. I guess when I lean against the wall (to read) and my butt is glued to the mattress, it pushes the bed away from the bed and the coefficient of friction between my mattress and the pad isn't that great so usually the memory foam pad inches off the bed. I always end up pushing the foam pad back onto the bed but it gets annoying. I tried to stop leaning against the wall to read but even just shifting my ass around on my bed means the pad starts sliding away. It can't go the other way because that's where the wall is. I would ask some other people but the ones I know who have it aren't like great friends and rather just acquaintances. I would find it weird to send them a long facebook message like this. Anyway, anyone know about this product?

Do you have an actual number for this? It would help in solving your problem.

 

[dotcom173]

i used to get that slidage all the time, as in, like every week or so i'd have to put it back on. Now, i rarely have it happen, so either i lean less, or its because i tuck the elastic part under the mattress as much as possible so it doesnt slip off. Try that maybe if you havent.

 

[Cdubneeddeal]

Wait, what's your question? Trying to decipher your paragraph, you already have the foam topper?

 

[Chronoshock]

Buy a carpet liner (looked like webbing, semi foam like) and place between the mattress and foam, this will prevent the pad from sliding.
Example: http://www.amazon.com/4-6-Rug-...qid=1237790078&sr=1-13

 

[dudeman007]

Didn't read your post but I have one of those 2 inch thick memory foam padding things and theyre awesome. Perfect for my college bed! Although they're really meant for poor students...they're a great cheap solution. Only problem is the damn thing slides all over the place!

 

[lizardboy]

Originally posted by: Cdubneeddeal
Wait, what's your question? Trying to decipher your paragraph, you already have the foam topper?

Seriously, there is so much unneeded insight into your psychological processes in that paragraph that don't need to be there to answer the question. It's like the people on eBay who sell a mirror that "accidentally" has nude picture of themselves.

 

[PlasmaBomb]

Originally posted by: Chronoshock
Buy a carpet liner (looked like webbing, semi foam like) and place between the mattress and foam, this will prevent the pad from sliding.
Example: http://www.amazon.com/4-6-Rug-...qid=1237790078&sr=1-13

That should work.