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Duro-Med Twin Inflatable Seat Cushion with Navy Poly/Cotton Cover, Brown
Poorly designed--nearly impossible to inflate Don't waste your money. Poorly designed. I practically ruptured a brain vessel trying to blow it up. If you are lucky enough to actually fill it wit ...
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Twin 12" Therapeutic Memory Foam Mattress with 5" 5LB density Viscoelastic Memory Foam. FREE SHIPPING IN 48 STATES!!!
Price : $1,400.00 $350.00
Features
: - Feels like a Tempur-Pedic Deluxe Mattress
- Made with High Quality 5lb Visco Elastic Memory Foam
- Responds to your body's temperature and contours to your body's shape
- Washable Four-way Zipper Cover
- 10 Year Warranty and 90 day in home guarantee!
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Twin Mattress Only - Box Foundation is optional. Feels like a Tempur-Pedic Swedish Mattress Twin Size is (38"x74") 10 YEAR WARRANTY!! Made with 5.5LB 100% Memory Foam Retails for $1400.00 and up!! All items are new and shipped in original packaging. Don't be fooled into buying an "original" for no reason. Our mattress is guaranteed to feel and perform the same or your money back!!! Why are Memory Foam mattresses the most popular mattresses we sell? It uses the Visco-elastic Memory Foam Technology developed by NASA to sense your body's weight and temperature and then gently conform to your shape to minimize pressure points and reduce tossing and turning. We use only the best quality products available on the market today. This mattress is made of 5" 5.5LB Memory Foam and 7" High Resilience Polyurethane Base Foam. The best firmness retention foam in the industry. To minimize shipping fees and for ease of handling during delivery, this mattress has been vacuum packed. Rest assured this does not compromise the quality or comfort of the mattress and that the mattress will conform to its proper size within 1 - 2 hours. Instructions will be packaged with the mattress.
Customer Review :
Beyond expectations.
It can be a very difficult choice when buying a new mattress, since there are so many different options, such as: Spring, Foam, Futon, and now Memory Foam.
I recently bought a futon only to find it quite uncomfortable, and I had bad back aches because of it. In fact, some mornings I didn't even want to get up (not because I was tired, but because my back hurt so much!) So I decided that I should get a firm spring mattress, since they're tried and tested. But then I read up on them, and found that in fact, spring may not actually be as good as once was believed to be. With spring mattresses, your body actually is forced to adapt to it. You might find one mattress comfortable, while another spring one might hurt your back. And for the prices that these mattress companies were charging, I started to consider memory foam mattresses. I had seen many ads regarding these mattresses in the past, but I always figured that it was just a new gimmick and a passing fad. Then I figured I might as well do some more research on them, until I was faced with a new dilemma: Which company should I get one from?
On one hand I was told that Tempur Pedic, and a few other big name companies had the best ones, and not to even think about the other smaller companies (that apparently use poor quality materials in the production of the mattress, under the reasoning that "They aren't made in the USA". Yeah... because only the USA can make quality products /endsarcasm). Conversely, I also read that there was no point paying upwards of 1400$ just to buy a memory foam mattress, when I could buy one for a small fraction of the price, for essentially the same product, minus the name brand.
I finally figured I'd just risk it and buy this Twin 5" memory foam mattress from sleepShop.
I am glad I did. This mattress arrived promptly, vacuum packed and well protected. I unfolded it and let it expand for about 2 hours. When I finally laid down for the night, I have to admit that all the hype was 100% true.
My vision actually blurred for a moment as I lay down. It was THAT comfortable! The memory foam did contour very well with my back, and it honestly felt like I was sleeping on air. I have read complaints people have about the foam being too warm. I did not have that problem at all. Every morning I wake up, I feel well rested, and have no back problems whatsoever.
Now I can't say that every single company will provide you with this good a mattress. I'm sure that there are companies that will use cheap material, making the bed uncomfortable etc. However, SleepShop's mattress has performed exceptionally well, and there is no reason at all to spend an exorbitant amount of money for some "Leading brand" mattress like Tempur Pedics.
In conclusion, if you are buying a new mattress, and are considering memory foam (Thank you NASA :D ), definitely go for this one. Many companies sell 3-4" of memory foam, but SleepShop has a nice 5" one for a very good price.
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Very comfortable mattress
This is a wonderful mattress. It took several days after unrolling it for it to achieve the eventual softness we expected. My son sleeps so much better since we purchased this.
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Question : Help on Physics
Household stainless steel saucepans are made from low-carbon steel (typically less than 0.1%). A good quality saucepan costs around $30.50. Bulk steel of this high quality costs about $875 per tonne. The density of steel is 7900 kg/m3. i. Assume the saucepans to be cylindrical in shape with a circular bottom. This saucepan has a diameter of 18 cms and a height of 13 cms. Thickness can be assumed to be 4 mm. Determine the added value in the transformation from billet of steel to a saucepan. ii. Comment on the overall added value with respect to the cost of the steel. Would you agree that all the added value is the manufacturer€s profit Surface area of a cylinder = 2€rh, area of a circle = €r2, volume=area x thickness Tks a lot for your help
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The problem is in computing the volume. V= pi R2 t + 2pi(R + t)2 - 2piR2 t h where R - inside radius of the saucepan (.18m/2) t - thickness (0.004m) h - height (0.13m) simplifying V= pi( R2 t +2 R2 + 2Rt + t2 - R2 )t h V=pi( R2 + 4R + 2t )t2 h V= pi(0.092 + 4 x 0.09 x 0.004 + 2x 0.0042)0.004x0.13=1.6 E-5 m2 m= p x V=7900 x 1.6 E-5 E-4 = 0.12kg Cost = ($875 /1000)x m=$0.11 i) Added value is $30.50 - 0.11=$30.39 ii) No since profit = $30.50 - material cost + labor cost + manufacturing cost + overhead cost + sales cost and so on. and we only have material cost.
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Question : What's the Standard of Living in Japan like
I'm aware that Japan has a very high GDP per capita, is a very developed nation and has a relatively low crime rate, but how is Standard of Living overall for the average Japanese person Although the average wage is high in Japan, the cost of living is also quite high, how does this effect people Also, considering the high population density of Japan, there isn't a huge amount of open countryside, and a lot of Japan is urban - does this effect peoples Quality of Life much, as even the richer people in Japan have fairly small homes due to the land area available, I get the impression not many people have big houses in Japan. Also, how do most Japanese feel about life in Japan Are most satisfied with their Standard of Living Do most Japanese people intend to live in Japan permanently, or is many who consider immigrating to other countries Also, is it true that the often strict social conventions of Japan and group mentality of the Japanese sometimes make social life stressful Thanks
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I'm aware that Japan has a very high GDP per capita, is a very developed nation and has a relatively low crime rate, but how is Standard of Living overall for the average Japanese person Although the average wage is high in Japan, the cost of living is also quite high, how does this effect people Also, considering the high population density of Japan, there isn't a huge amount of open countryside, and a lot of Japan is urban - does this effect peoples Quality of Life much, as even the richer people in Japan have fairly small homes due to the land area available, I get the impression not many people have big houses in Japan. Also, how do most Japanese feel about life in Japan Are most satisfied with their Standard of Living Do most Japanese people intend to live in Japan permanently, or is many who consider immigrating to other countries Also, is it true that the often strict social conventions of Japan and group mentality of the Japanese sometimes make social life stressful Thanks
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