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In reply to Post #85
OK cool, thanks for the advice massively appreciated by my back 😉
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In reply to Post #84
Leave mattress in place and put it on top ðŸ‘
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In reply to Post #83
OK, that makes sense, think I will look at the narrower one then.
Sorry for a potentially silly question, do you remove the existing mattress and out this in place or use both?
I tend to sleep on top of the bag section with a bedchair cover over me, Ironically the cover was one of Gerry's suggestions too 😊😊😊
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In reply to Post #80
It fits into the mattress part of most beds perfectly,if its too wide it will curl up on the surround of the bed.Ive had mine years and on lots of different beds
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In reply to Post #81
Thank you buddy, I will take a read ðŸ‘ðŸ‘
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In reply to Post #79
I did look at that one as well, but a couple of people mentioned it being narrow,
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In reply to Post #75
So have I ... I wasn't suggesting it affects it's use 
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In reply to Post #75
Had mine since 95 seems fine to me.
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In reply to Post #74
It wont make any difference to the mat though. Ive been topping mine up for years.
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In reply to Post #68
If you do blow into the S.I.M. be aware that you are introducing moisture and bacteria into the mattress. That is why top end air mattresses have an air bag to blow them up so you don't use your breath. Or some use an electric pump.
Very true and over long periods of time small mould spots can develop
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In reply to Post #70
It's a Nash one.. Very low, not sure which one, I have had it about 15 years. 🙂
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Top tip: In the summer fill the SIM with water and put it in the freezer the night before your session. 👌
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