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From: ajs@hpfcla.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Waterbeds - (nf)
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Date: Sun, 8-Jan-84 03:33:15 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan  8 03:33:15 1984
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#R:vortex:-21500:hpfcla:18500004:000:552
hpfcla!ajs    Jan  6 10:33:00 1984

I've had a 54" wide  (double?)  waterbed  for ten  years.  It lives in a
soft (cordouroy over foam) frame I built myself.  I'd never go back to a
regular  mattress; the waterbed is just too comfortable.  I didn't use a
heater for the first couple of years.  Instead, I covered the bed with a
piece of 1-inch  foam.  The only  problem was that it tended to shift or
wrinkle.  I do  recommend  you buy a  heater;  the  sensation  on a cold
winter night is delicious.

Now if only I could keep the cats from occasionally poking holes...

Alan Silverstein