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From: bob@onyx.UUCP (Bob Toxen)
Newsgroups: net.misc
Subject: Re: waterbeds
Message-ID: <122@onyx.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 3-Jan-84 19:27:33 EST
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Posted: Tue Jan  3 19:27:33 1984
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I've have had a king-size waterbed for ten years and love it. I much prefer
it to a regular bed. I have no trouble sleeping in a regular bed though I
find firm ones too hard (but acceptable). Most people get used to them
immediately; some require a few days. I sleep better with much less turning
over periodically.

I usually find the waves to be quite restful. The only exception is the few
times I've had too much to drink. Being woken up by waves that were caused
by an earthquake is a unique experience!

A heater is always necessary. Using the heater to regulate the temperature
can make sleeping quite comfortable in both winter and summer with little
need for a room heater or air conditioner in California.

Other experiences are also more emjoyable with no significant problems.