Waterbed or box spring bed

But in return, having a bed almost free of mites .....

Cold foam mattresses also do not provide a basis for mites, but they do offer a more stable feeling for all those who find 'the thing with water' suspicious. I also know some who have parted with their water bed again because of the effort involved... Water beds are not the be-all and end-all!

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I have two little balls of wool, an old diva and a rather young animal with all sorts of nonsense in the fur on its head. Could I consider getting a waterbed or would you rather advise against it? I certainly will not have my monsters’ claws removed, nor will I have them wear caps.

Our fur monsters definitely have not caused our waterbed to leak, even though there have been hunt scenes played out in it from time to time.

Around the actual mattress (which is also made of thick plastic), there is still the cover. Usually, cat claws do not get through that either.

Hello Jaydee,

Around the actual mattress (which is also made of thick plastic), there is also the cover wrapped around it. Usually, cat claws don’t penetrate even that.

Thanks, good to know

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Unless your Katzi-Schatzi-Tatzi is more tiger-sized ...

Good evening,

Unless your kitty-sweetie-pie is more tiger-sized...

I could well imagine a panther like that.... but they stink terribly and when it comes to safety, I am too scared after all

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We are also currently considering what kind of new bed to get and I am also eyeing a box spring bed. However, we have concerns about our sloping roof, our knee wall is 1.10 m and most box spring beds have a lying height of 53 to 65 cm. Has anyone of you already had experience with sloping roofs and box spring beds?