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hugorune wrote:

Ab Origine wrote:


I thought you'd like that. Too good a gag to miss.

Well obviously, since the lovely-one left me, I've been visiting scores of women....

....and it's always settees I sleep on.

I've slept on many a couch, settee and sofa over the years when I think about it.

Convertible sofa beds aren't usually very comfortable, in fact, they generally have a reputation for being lumpy or slanted or for having a metal bar that seems to run right across the middle of the bed. Although, more recently, higher-end convertible couch beds may have mattresses that are more comfortable to sleep on, most people are still using ones that do more to keep you awake than help you sleep. Fortunately, there are some quick fixes you can do to make the convertible sofa bed more comfortable for yourself or a guest

Purchase a mattress topper for the convertible sofa bed that is thick or made from a material designed to mask underlying faults in a mattress. Foam or down/synthetic feather mattress toppers are good for convertible sofa beds because they are not only comfortable in and of themselves, they will provide added padding to the mattress beneath. A down mattress topper can be very warm and may not be ideal for high temperature climates. Down can also be an allergen, so purchasing a synthetic feather alternative may be a safer bet. Foam mattress toppers are thinner, but they are also less expensive and they will provide a softening effect to the lumps and bars of a convertible sofa bed.

Read more how to take the best convertible sofa

^ lol :p