Visco Elastic Foam Mattress

I have a log cabin type head board (unfinished), Queen size mattress and box springs, and also the bed frame.
I was thinking $100. It was only used for one year, then put in the guest room for the last two years, and only slept on two or three times.
It’s in great shape. But we bought a memory foam set, and we are having a baby now and this set needs to go, so we can convert the guest room into a baby room.

I have been considering getting a tempur- pedic memory foam bed. I have back and neck problems and I need relief I can barely ever sleep. This seems amazing but of course I would like to know from anyone that may have one if they really are all that comfortable or if they are not worth it? Also would you suggest going through company itself or another store? If the mattress is as amazing as they say would you recommend getting a cheaper brand to save money or is tempur pedic truly the best? I really need a new bed and I need to find something to help with my back pain. THank you all so much for your input!

The Origin Story
You know that ol’ dinner party question:
If you could only eat one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be?
My answer is always—hamburgers.
mm mm mmm
I wouldn’t say that I’m obsessed… though I did celebrate hamburger roadtrip ‘03 (I ate hamburgers in 8 central US states) and have a buffet club code name of Patty Melt…
I have a general devotion to food and movies… especially sweets.
For awhile now I have been making sweet treats and then I saw an amazing video Hamburger: The Motion Picture (must own soon!) and their dorm room beds WERE hamburgers.
I had to make the transition into making treats things!
and I couldn’t shake the idea of a Hamburger Bed!
I bought a round mattress from the 70’s and made everything else myself…
(with the exception of pickle chip pillows I received from a wonderful friend).
It is 8′ in diameter (I love saying my bed has a diameter)
It stands about 3′ tall.
It is the most comfortable bed I have ever owned… ever
Frequently Asked Questions
Who made the hamburger bed?
Kayla Kromer of Austin, Texas.
Is the bed for sale? If so how much does it cost? If not, are there any plans and how much do you think it would cost?
It’s not something people really want… they say they do. If someone did, they would find me for real.
A fair price would probably be close to $2000… It took some time and stuff to put it together. I would much rather help someone make a new dream.
I didn’t make it to sell anything, or be a “viral marketing strategy” as it’s been accused of.
It is fun for pure fun’s sake—that’s why people love it.
What do I need to make my own hamburger bed?
•1 circular bed and “box” frame (mine is way bigger than it looks and took some stealthy moves to get it in my house)
•2 tones of light brown fabric
•dark brown king fitted sheet
•memory foam
•king sized yellow and green sheets
•30 pillows
•a couple of zippers
•pantyhose (for the sesame seeds)
sew together
LOVE!
Isn’t this technically a cheeseburger bed?
“All cheeseburgers are also hamburgers; not all hamburgers are cheeseburgers.” —David Roland Stronghttp://hamburgerbed.com/

I have a brand new (really nice memory foam divan ) bed and my cat peed on it last night right in the middle. On top of the quilt, it has gone through the (brand new) quilt, (brand new) mattress protector. and onto the mattress. How can I clean all of these? The quilt wont fit into my washing machine and I cant get to a laundrette, The mattress protector will fit in so thats fine and the mattress i havent got a clue. last night i sprayed it with diluted dettol disinfectant and put towels on it and used an old quilt.
any ideas?

Any recommendations for zero gravity chairs to fall asleep in? I prefer a zero gravity chair that has a facial cutout so i have the option to lie on it with my stomach like a beach lounger. I figure I should try a cheap zero gravity chair just to see if the zero gravity really takes the stress off my back enough so I can fall asleep easier or maybe I will find out that it doesn’t really help so I need some sort lying down massager to help me fall asleep. So essentially I am giving zero gravity feature a test.
Also I know I shouldn’t jeopardize my sleeping because it effects how I function during the day but zero gravity mattress are too expensive for me. So I am looking for a cheap temporary solution until I have the money. Why not try. Maybe I will get lucky and I will find myself sleeping well with one of these items and don’t have to buy a $1000+ mattress. Or I might find it worth it to upgrade to a zero gravity mattress or a better zero gravity recliner.
I was wondering if anyone ever tried sleeping in these and what opinions people have for sleeping in these:
http://www.mrpearl11.com/zero_gravity_chair_sage.aspx
http://www.contourliving.com/p-128-back-max-wmassage-free-memory-foam-pillow.aspx (Anyone know a similar product but entirely memory foam for around the same price?)