Who still sleeps on a waterbed?
Who sleeps on an air bed?

I slept on waterbeds for about 16 years.
I slept on air beds for about 4 years.

Now I sleep on a spacebed.

Anyone else slept/sleep on waterbeds?

It's been a few years.

I thought that space beds were for space cases.

Yes, I've slept on a waterbed. I had a boyfriend for several years and he had a waterbed. I did not like it.

I have a normal single bed with Elephant feet, plastic things that raise it 8 inches to store more stuff underneath

LOL, IDK?

I bought a full size space foam mattress.
I added 3 different contour forming mattress toppers

I sink in but have support.
My bed hugs me.

I change the sequence of the toppers for different effects.

If I ate or drank in my bedroom (I don't), I could balance a full glass of water on one end and roll around on the other and the water wouldn't spill.

I use different topper combinations for summer and winter.

The bed does save space tho, so there's that.

Over the years I've owned full flotation queen, semi-flotation queen and full inner chamber waterbeds.

I've slept on around 5 different Intex air beds.
My favorite is the one that is bed height and has the built in pump.
I have a queen right now in the guest bedroom.
I've laid on it and its pretty comfortable but my bed is much more comfortable.
Plus, my GF likes it a lot.

I don't think I could have a water bed in my apartment. They are nice to sleep on.

Water beds make me sea sick.

I still have one! It’s a king size

I love sleeping on it It’s so comfy and warm in the winter time!
But, as I get older, I don’t think it will be very comfy for my back then I’ll have to
get a regular mattress for the frame

That space foam mattress sounds like something I’d like to try in the future

Waterbeds are a big pain if you have to move. Think about that.

I slept on a water bed once. The next morning, I discovered that I was capsized.

A waterbed. What about if you get seasick?

I've been sleeping on a waterbed since 1972. Super comfortable, makes my back not hurt. Inexpensive. The nice thing about a waterbed, if the bed isn't firm enough, add water. Too firm, take out some water. When I travel or visit relatives, don't sleep well. Some of those places have really nice, very expensive mattresses, but they don't provide the comfort you get with a water bed.

Hey Mary. Good that you like a water bed. I have my problems. I like something stable. I like a mattress. One time I moved with a guy who had a water bed. You have to remove the water. When you get to the new place, you have to add water to the bed. It is too much. I don't like it.

I slept on one for 10 years when living with my ex. Hated it. Very uncomfortable, when you sit up your rear end is on a plank, it moves too much when you turn at night (or the other person) and it didn't support my back very well.
I didn't find it very hygienic either to warm a bed you sleep in. Like a hotbed for germs.

Glad to be sleeping on my own mattress again, a very expensive one that does support my back and ventilates properly.
Ifever I'd meet a man who sleeps on a waterbed we're going to have a problem as I will never do so again.

My waterbed is a semi waveless, so it barely moves at all. You also need to put specific waterbed conditioner into it every few months
We all have our preferences and that’s what mine is

My first bed i bought was a waterbed. I loved it. Only had for a few years. I couldnt sleep on one now with my back problems.

off all the waterbeds i've slept on i liked the softsider with tubes the best.

but i like my memory foam mattress even more

I had a motion free one and a regular one. The motion free is better, but I wouldn't want another one. I agree with eric, my twin is memory foam and is much better.

I liked sleeping on one because it was so warm. I slept great on that bed.