My back, while not crippling or anything, has been sufficiently discombobulated for some time now that I just decided enough was enough and ordered a new mattress
Turns out the last new mattress, which it felt like I'd ordered quite recently, dates back to January 2016. So it's seven years old, and They say you should replace it every seven to ten years (though They sell mattresses, so They would say that). The old bed frame, which dated back to 2000, was a cheap pine thing which had sagged over the years, so the mattress had sagged with it and as a result had become permanently saggy in the middle, even though the new bed I got when moving here doesn't sag
The current mattress, I find, was a 1,200 spring affair, while the new one is 2,000, which I'm hoping will be kinder to what little remains of my spine
Turns out the last new mattress, which it felt like I'd ordered quite recently, dates back to January 2016. So it's seven years old, and They say you should replace it every seven to ten years (though They sell mattresses, so They would say that). The old bed frame, which dated back to 2000, was a cheap pine thing which had sagged over the years, so the mattress had sagged with it and as a result had become permanently saggy in the middle, even though the new bed I got when moving here doesn't sag
The current mattress, I find, was a 1,200 spring affair, while the new one is 2,000, which I'm hoping will be kinder to what little remains of my spine
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