Why would I want guests to be Dual Comfort Zone comfortable? They'll never leave!

i have often wondered if it would support a small outboard and we could use it as a cheap raft around the harbor.

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Serta Queen Size Airbed with Dual Comfort Zones and Built-In Electric Pump
$99.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: New

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I hate this bed because it reminds me of how lonely I am.

160 from Amazon
150 from WalMart
3 stars, 1 review from Amazon
4 stars, 5 reviews at Walmart

looks decent

Edit: posted prices above, so this is another site $199.99 at Overton's

ill wait for black friday when I can pic up those queen sized intex ones for $10, Take that thing camping so far its served its purpose.

This can be used to convert any full size van into a 1970's style love machine. .. Don't come knocking.

angerbender wrote:This can be used to convert any full size van into a 1970's style love machine. .. Don't come knocking.

I'm in a furnished condo, with what I think is a 20 yo mattress. Can I use this long term? (Say 9 months) without hurting my back?

I LOVE THESE! Serta definitely lives up to its name! My parents had a similar model and I would sleep on them soundly every time I came to visit.

I am definitely in for 1.. It's always good to have a spare bed in case company comes over!

pinchecat wrote:Why would I want guests to be Dual Comfort Zone comfortable? They'll never leave!

Very true! With that in mind would never buy. So sorry WOOT.

According to Walmart review it has a 500lb limit.

Even the princess from that famed story, The Princess and the Pea would be comfortable with this.

How am i supposed to sleep in the middle and 'starfish' out with a big hump in the middle? ugh.

Where was this last week when we slept on the floor for 4 days, waiting for the dang movers?? Now surely is the winter of my discontent, made glorious summer by this Son of Woot!

Anyone know the dimensions of this when NOT inflated?

The damn thing about queen sized beds is, I'm too tall to sleep on them.

Can anyone tell me if this can be used as a permanent bed? Is this supposed to be durable? Or is this supposed to be something which one sleeps on once on a blue moon?

I am really in need of a bed soon which I will sleep on myself.

Walmart review:

I weigh 375, my wife 175, and the bed takes all we can dish out lol


ewwwww!

jgmcgowan wrote:I'm in a furnished condo, with what I think is a 20 yo mattress. Can I use this long term? (Say 9 months) without hurting my back?

Your back will be better off if you buy a heavy-duty comforter, and sleep on the floor. Will be cheaper, too. You may discover that you never want to sleep on a mattress again.

Alternately, you can buy a thick camping pad.

These always end up leaking after just a few uses. Why can't they make them to last?

CowBear wrote:The damn thing about queen sized beds is, I'm too tall to sleep on them.

What if you slept diagonally?

OH MY LORD I NEED THIS!

Is it comfortable to sleep in the middle of the mattress or is it an obvious separation in the middle?

In the Woot product description, it says:

"Warranty: 1 Year Wenzel"

Price is higher at Wenzel's store at $160. Wenzel's logo shows they've been around since 1887. Here's their web site below of the folks providing the Woot product warranty:

http://www.wenzelstore.com/wenzel-insta-bed-dual-zone-pillow-top-insta-bed.html

Q? for someone who owns this model... how noisy is it to inflate? I have an inexpensive Coleman with a seperate blower and it is like running a lawnmower in the house. As well as being aggravating to set up.

Robearlbms wrote:Walmart review:

I weigh 375, my wife 175, and the bed takes all we can dish out lol


ewwwww!

Amazing how many Walmart reviews are from plus-sized customers "I'm 350lbs, can this $90 bike support me?" etc....

"Patented Sure Grip bottom creates suction between the airbed and the floor to keep bed from sliding" probably not necessary with a quarter of a ton on top of it...

My wife and I slept on an aerobed for the first year we were married because we were so broke. I can't speak for this serta model, but air beds can be a long term replacement to a normal bed.

pg318 wrote:Amazing how many Walmart reviews are from plus-sized customers "I'm 350lbs, can this $90 bike support me?" etc....

"Patented Sure Grip bottom creates suction between the airbed and the floor to keep bed from sliding" probably not necessary with a quarter of a ton on top of it...

I'm concerned with the "all we can dish out" part of his review. Just hope the floor it is on is stable.

reluctant wrote:What if you slept diagonally?

Then my feet get left out in the cold when I roll over to the side. Not sure but that hump in the middle looks like it will make diagonal sleeping uncomfortable.

I know there is a picture of it, but Is it actually possible to use this mattress with only one chamber inflated in case there is no room for a queen size mattress?

Half of a queen is smaller than a twin, isn't it?

Krumlov wrote: Is it comfortable to sleep in the middle of the mattress or is it an obvious separation in the middle?

I do not own one of these, but it is extremely clear to see that this will not be comfortable if you try to sleep in the middle of it.

bspencerco wrote:Anyone know the dimensions of this when NOT inflated?

Found it:

Folds into 17" x 11" x 21" when deflated into bag.

So, it's a bit bigger than a full size microwave when deflated!

How about 'magic' time with your ladyyy...id like a real bed for burning man

Oh by the way, according to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_bed

Air beds made of PVC vinyl plastic can be poisonous. I wonder what material is this bed made of.

Can both sides be inflated to the same firmness at the same time in case only one person needs it?

ThunderThighs wrote:I'm not sure how you would keep the sheets on the side with the deflated mattress.

Could possibly use twin size sheets.

Plus I'd be using it only for emergencies (sleeping at a friend's place in case of a blackout at home, etc), so one night without a sheet would be ok.

The description says, "Warranty: 1 Year Wenzel"

Is Wenszel and Serta synonymous? If not, why isn't this warranted by Serta?