The history of bed

That is a good thing about the hospital bed. I can raise it or lower it to whatever level I need it,

@wardfcsc I could not get up from the floor with knees I have now.

Ah yes, I agree, although lately, I try to sleep on the floor. It can be excruciating but then i feel fine.

Yup, interesting story there. I'm quite intrigued with the kind of bed in ancient Egypt.

@wardfcsc Other times, different habits.

@LadyDuck Yes, I have seen it. For me, it's quite unusual.

@wardfcsc It is hard to find now around here anymore. Not so popular. No you don't hear bubbles. It isn't bouncy, so to speak. But if you have a partner in the bed, if one of you turns over, the bed rises up like if you might be in a small boat on the ocean. I always described it as how it must have felt being in the womb. It is heated so it is warm. And it sort of wraps around you a little like you are being cradled.

@capirani I see, oh I thought it is cold since I like cold or at least cool bed, not warm. It's so humid and i won't be able to sleep.

Oh, so sorry to hear that. I do wonder how it feels like sleeping on the waterbed, the sound of bubbles under and its bouncy makes a unique experience. Waterbed is nowhere to find in my country as it is seen as weird.

Wow, classic, what makes me rather worried is that there are mice, rats or even insects on the top of the canopy and fall on the face while sleeping. That's a nightmare :D

@wardfcsc

@wardfcsc Thank you.

Good choice, bunk bed is classic.

@Deepizzaguy you're welcome

@wardfcsc It's hard to sleep on the floor. It causes body pains and even pneumonia. I've checked the link. Some used to sleep in cupboards.

Me too, actually I have no favorite. I technically can sleep in any mattress or even floor

I see, nice choice.