Heavy duty
By Anonymous - 05/06/2022 12:00
By Anonymous - 05/06/2022 12:00
By Brokeandangry - 06/08/2018 21:13
By Anonymous - 08/10/2010 05:23 - United States
By Anonymous - 06/08/2009 11:11 - United States
By sninapeters - 22/12/2011 05:31 - United States
By JoanT - 31/08/2020 20:01 - United States - Kailua Kona
By wetboy - 05/07/2009 10:07 - United Kingdom
By nofooddrinkorsex - 25/08/2019 22:05 - United States
By Singlewife - 23/03/2019 22:00
By Insomniac - 18/05/2019 04:17
By Anonymous - 19/02/2020 20:00
Throw some straw on a concrete floor and let him sleep like any other livestock.
You either buy shitty mattresses or your idea of a destroyed mattress is a lot stricter than mine. I’ve been that size for some time and am finally getting a handle on my health and I haven’t destroyed a mattress like that. That or he almost actively destroys them, like through lack of care or being a very restless sleeper.
Yeah, I'm just a tad less and I have yet to destroy a single mattress. Spend money on real mattresses already--they're better for you, too.
most mattresses have a 250 to 350 lb limit total for the entire mattresses but they do have heavy duty mattresses out now that can take up to 800 lb
You may be buying cheap mattresses. I've been heavier than that, have been around that for a number of years now, and have never destroyed a mattress. I think I've had my current mattress for 5 years or so, and only replaced the one before that because I got an adjustable bed.
Keywords
Throw some straw on a concrete floor and let him sleep like any other livestock.
most mattresses have a 250 to 350 lb limit total for the entire mattresses but they do have heavy duty mattresses out now that can take up to 800 lb