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This is now my new fav thread, GG lads well played.

and speaking of beds, i have a new king size one at home that i got about a year ago so not so new now but it still has that new bed smell lol. Harvey normal sales spent 2k got 4k worth of shit.

Dunc I tried to google "15 year old bed"

Pretty sure I'm on some sort of register now.

goddammit i did a google image search of the same thing just before reading this

i haven't looked at the tab with search yet - hope no pedo

*looks*

okay, no pedo *phew*

Not that anybody cares but....

" the average Australian buys a new bed once every 17 years.. Though it is recommended your bed should be replaced every ten at the most..."

Least that's what the experts at the furniture shop tell me...

Not that anybody cares but....

" the average Australian buys a new bed once every 17 years.. Though it is recommended your bed should be replaced every ten at the most..."

Least that's what the experts at the furniture shop tell me...

Do the "experts" recommend 10yrs because they know for a fact that every 'new' bed 'er mattress, is actually a "Demo"?

Lol..i don't know but I actually used to build mattress in a factory and the best warranty they would do is 15 years..

ok, so back ot, technically, the life of the bed should be what ever warranty has been given.

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