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help - hard bed in rented house causing back probs

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  • top_drawer_2
    top_drawer_2 Posts: 2,469 Forumite
    hi,

    I think I have sorted it now, I bought a memory foam one off Ebay and received it yesterday afternoon - it was huge so I had some trouble getting it in the house! Thank god I have a downstairs room. I slept well last night (apart from my friend sleeping over who snored and grinded her teeth ALL night), long may it continue!!

    Many thanks for all the advice,

    Jen
  • Tim_Deegan
    Tim_Deegan Posts: 6,027 Forumite
    Jen_L wrote: »
    hi again,

    Well I have moved ... into a different house and things are going well with regard to new housemates etc.

    However, I am having one problem ... the bed - its rock hard and this week I have been in a lot of pain getting up in the morning as I am so stiff. It carries on all day and when Im sat (like now) the bottom of my back is aching like mad!! Im struggling to work on my degree stuff for more than a couple of hours and no amount of stretching seems to help ....

    I know its not money saving but I really couldnt think where else to put this as this house is rented and the bed was provided with the room - its brand new and from IKEA so its supposed to be quality stuff.

    Really hoping someone can advise .....

    Jen

    Who told you Ikea beds were 'quality stuff'?? :rotfl:

    As the bed was provided with the accomodation then you obviously don't want to have to buy a new mattress. Also I presume that being from Ikea it is a continental size. So I think your best bet would be to look for continental size toppers on ebay, but if you don't have any luck then buy a mattress pad from Ikea.
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