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expiredchaofun posted Jul 27, 2022 06:04 PM
expiredchaofun posted Jul 27, 2022 06:04 PM

Linenspa 8" Hybrid Mattress (Distressed 'As Is'): Queen $93.50, Twin $63.75

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linenspa via eBay has Linenspa 8" Hybrid Mattress (Distressed 'As Is', Various Sizes) on sale from $63.74 when you apply discount code HOME15OFF during checkout. Shipping is free.

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  • About this Deal:
    • Comes As Is: Warranty does not apply, and we do not accept refunds or returns
    • What is distressed inventory?
      • Every once in a while, we overstock an item, and it ends up sitting in our warehouse for longer than we'd like. When that happens, we take some of the mattresses out of the box and let them decompress to see how they're doing. Some of the mattresses we took out of the box didn't decompress as much as they should, so the overall performance and comfortability aren't as consistent as we'd like.
    • What does that mean for you?
      • When you buy a distressed inventory mattress, that means the mattress isn't perfect and the performance and comfortability vary from item to item. However, you're also getting a great deal on one of our most popular mattresses. We do not accept refunds or returns on items sold as is. All sales are final.
  • About this Store:
    • Seller linenspa is rated 98.1% Positive from over 1,600 feedback in the past 12 months with over 24k lifetime feedback.
    • Returns: Seller does not accept returns, you are still covered by the eBay Money Back Guarantee- eBay Money Back Guarantee - opens in a new tab or window if you receive an item that is not as described in the listing.

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linenspa via eBay has Linenspa 8" Hybrid Mattress (Distressed 'As Is', Various Sizes) on sale from $63.74 when you apply discount code HOME15OFF during checkout. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter chaofun for posting this deal.

Examples (Prices after code HOME15OFF):

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Comes As Is: Warranty does not apply, and we do not accept refunds or returns
    • What is distressed inventory?
      • Every once in a while, we overstock an item, and it ends up sitting in our warehouse for longer than we'd like. When that happens, we take some of the mattresses out of the box and let them decompress to see how they're doing. Some of the mattresses we took out of the box didn't decompress as much as they should, so the overall performance and comfortability aren't as consistent as we'd like.
    • What does that mean for you?
      • When you buy a distressed inventory mattress, that means the mattress isn't perfect and the performance and comfortability vary from item to item. However, you're also getting a great deal on one of our most popular mattresses. We do not accept refunds or returns on items sold as is. All sales are final.
  • About this Store:
    • Seller linenspa is rated 98.1% Positive from over 1,600 feedback in the past 12 months with over 24k lifetime feedback.
    • Returns: Seller does not accept returns, you are still covered by the eBay Money Back Guarantee- eBay Money Back Guarantee - opens in a new tab or window if you receive an item that is not as described in the listing.

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keepmyshirt
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From the seller:

What is distressed inventory?

Every once in a while, we overstock an item, and it ends up sitting in our warehouse for longer than we'd like. When that happens, we take some of the mattresses out of the box and let them decompress to see how they're doing. Some of the mattresses we took out of the box didn't decompress as much as they should, so the overall performance and comfortability aren't as consistent as we'd like.

What does that mean for you?

When you buy a distressed inventory mattress, that means the mattress isn't perfect and the performance and comfortability vary from item to item. However, you're also getting a great deal on one of our most popular mattresses. We do not accept refunds or returns on items sold as is. All sales are final.
dansfatwallet
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I bought several mattresses two years ago that were tightly rolled up and sealed. The manufacturer is owned by a friend of the family. He explained how revolutionary the process is and how the mattresses would be shipped for far less money but expand perfectly upon arrival. Well, they didn't. Apparently they sat on the truck for too long and all of the mattresses did not fully expand in the corners. We got such a good deal on them, and being sent from a friend, we did not say anything. But that's the last time I'll buy a mattress that comes rolled up. I absolutely believe that some of these mattresses may not fully expand just like what happened to the corners of my mattresses.
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Bed in a box can, and will degrade over (much) time. Coils want to be decompressed back to their natural state. That said, a good hybrid with individual pocketed coils will only show minor, and targeted defects, even in worst case scenarios. Think of it as you might a TV, wherein one pixel blows instead of a whole panel.

Innerspring with typical interlocked coils? "Pillow tops" made from rejected cotton balls? Couldn't pay me enough to go back to that ancient, dated garbage. Technologies change. Some people's opinions don't simply because they don't try new things.

This is probably a safe/good buy, but because it's only an 8" mattress, don't expect top tier quality.

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Jul 28, 2022 05:04 AM
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androidJul 28, 2022 05:04 AM
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The first few reviews on Amazon mention bedbugs! Talk about distressed!
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LP650ReventonJul 28, 2022 05:05 AM
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Anyone happen to know if you can utilize a credit card's warranty program if you happen to get a bad mattress? I've never used it before and most people forget that it's a feature on some credit cards (I have it on my Chase Freedom Visa & Chase Amazon Visa). But the question is would they warranty anything bought on eBay, even if it's the manufacturer's eBay store? Thanks in advance if anyone knows! I'm considering buying a full size one since need to replace a guest room's. I also wanna try it since it's a hybrid of springs and memory gel foam vs my Casper 12" memory foam mattress I got from Costco a few years back.
Last edited by LP650Reventon July 27, 2022 at 11:07 PM.
Jul 28, 2022 05:11 AM
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mumoftwopiratesJul 28, 2022 05:11 AM
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Thanks in for one to try out. Grandson needs a mattress in the camper they just bought.
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Jul 28, 2022 05:25 AM
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ArseneWenger
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Jul 28, 2022 05:25 AM
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While Zinus got all the flack for using fiberglass, Linenspa and other brands do too. Just an FYI. Shouldn't be a problem if you never remove the cover.

https://betterbeddeals.com/mattre...iberglass/

They also give a very vague answer on their own website which basically confims they use fiberglass:

https://www.linenspa.com/blog/all...s-answered
Last edited by ArseneWenger July 27, 2022 at 11:28 PM.
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Jul 28, 2022 05:32 AM
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Quote from LP650Reventon :
Anyone happen to know if you can utilize a credit card's warranty program if you happen to get a bad mattress? I've never used it before and most people forget that it's a feature on some credit cards (I have it on my Chase Freedom Visa & Chase Amazon Visa). But the question is would they warranty anything bought on eBay, even if it's the manufacturer's eBay store? Thanks in advance if anyone knows! I'm considering buying a full size one since need to replace a guest room's. I also wanna try it since it's a hybrid of springs and memory gel foam vs my Casper 12" memory foam mattress I got from Costco a few years back.
The credit card extended warranty is on the manufacturers warranty, so the first question would be, does buying from an ebay store give you the manufacturers warranty or not. In this posting, the answer is no - it has no warranty so there's nothing to expand. If you are asking generally, I think if buying new from the ebay store triggers the same warranty as buying from a different retailer and that warranty is the manufacturers warranty then yes I believe your CC would extend the coverage unless they explicitly say they don't for auction sites.
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yorkCAJul 28, 2022 09:26 AM
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in for a full. Thanks.

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Jul 28, 2022 12:07 PM
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ZoonnJul 28, 2022 12:07 PM
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Quote from tikki3 :
The majority (likely all of them) of foam mattresses sold in the US are filled with various chemicals, fire retardants and volatile compounds that "off-gas" and are rumored to have long term adverse health effects. As such, I would avoid this mattress. It's a personal thing. Some may care, some many not. One has to research and make their own personal decisions.

Latex is probably the most natural and best of the non-toxic materials out there, but it sucks it's so expensive.
Can you provide some sources for your claims? I've heard about the fiberglass issues but haven't heard anything about actual issues from the odor.

Also the bed in a box I just bought (Ashley) has no fire retardant chemicals and had no odor when I opened it up.
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kaylahobbsJul 28, 2022 12:39 PM
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Quote from monkeybiz :
my friend was sold on inflatable, I may go that route. The gel foam toppers I tried sweated too much.
What do you mean the gel tops sweated too much?
Jul 28, 2022 01:08 PM
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santrupt1Jul 28, 2022 01:08 PM
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Beware of buying these distressed mattresses. First hand experience and heard same issues from others. They do not expand to the fullest and do not expand evenly. So imagine onse side 10 inch tall and other side 7 inch tall. You will be climbing the slope in the sleep to balance your body. You buy and will regret for the life of the mattress.
Those great reviews are for the new mattresses and they are great for the price but would never touch the distressed.
Jul 28, 2022 01:13 PM
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diversificationJul 28, 2022 01:13 PM
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Lots of misinformation in this thread about compressed beds. Yes, if you're buying cheap memory foam or spring or something like that, it can be a problem. If you buy from a reputable company and go high quality latex (which but is better than pretty much any other bed material) you'll be just fine. There's enough info to make your eyes bleed over at the mattressunderground website and forums if you don't believe me, so don't take my word for it.
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Quote from LP650Reventon :
Anyone happen to know if you can utilize a credit card's warranty program if you happen to get a bad mattress? I've never used it before and most people forget that it's a feature on some credit cards (I have it on my Chase Freedom Visa & Chase Amazon Visa). But the question is would they warranty anything bought on eBay, even if it's the manufacturer's eBay store? Thanks in advance if anyone knows! I'm considering buying a full size one since need to replace a guest room's. I also wanna try it since it's a hybrid of springs and memory gel foam vs my Casper 12" memory foam mattress I got from Costco a few years back.
I believe the Sapphire Reserve might allow for this. I'd check terms first, but they do have the return protection you're talking about.

Edit: reading again, it seems as if you're after a warranty rather than a return protection. I still think that this is possible, but you'd want to check to be sure.
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InLimboJul 28, 2022 01:32 PM
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Quote from ArseneWenger :
This smells like a clearance under the guise of "distressed inventory". There's tons of inventory in retail channels right now and one way to get rid of it while protecting your normal price is to pretend like there's something wrong with the inventory. I mean, even their explanation seems iffy - the idea that a mattress in a box won't expand to full height because it's been in the box too long? Hmmm....
Probably in for one.
I bought a Wayfair-branded mattress from a local auction for my son 2 years ago and it had this issue. For the most part it expanded like it should but 2 of the corners are noticeably lower than the rest of the mattress.
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Quote from InLimbo :
I bought a Wayfair-branded mattress from a local auction for my son 2 years ago and it had this issue. For the most part it expanded like it should but 2 of the corners are noticeably lower than the rest of the mattress.
I agree that the issue of not rising to the advertised height exists - but it's prevalent even with brand new mattresses (not just ones marked as distressed). Another reason I dont like mattresses in a box. My point was more that this could just be Linenspa trying to get rid of excess inventory rather than it being more defective than newer inventory.

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RavNouSJul 28, 2022 02:35 PM
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So in the end, is this a good deal if you're putting it in a guest bedroom? A California King at $150 is a pretty sweat deal distressed or not.

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