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Topic	Opinion on mattress sizes
Uglyface2 01/26/21 7:45:33 PM #1:	Which is better? Twin XL, which lacks width (thereby taking up less space) Queen, which takes up more space (providing more space) Which is better? - Results (59 votes) Twin XL, which lacks width (thereby taking up less space) 15.25% (9 votes) 9 Queen, which takes up more space (providing more space) 84.75% (50 votes) 50 I'm tired of sleeping on a standard twin sized mattress. I'd like to upgrade to a larger size. I'm trying to decide between a twin XL, which would solve the problem I'm having (feet hanging over the edge), and a queen, which would do that plus give me more space to spread out on. What's everyone's opinion on the subject? Should I get a pragmatic twin XL or a larger (potentially more comfortable) queen? <cite>Uglyface2 posted [p:949956265] in Opinion on... [t:79261917]...</cite> <quote> Which is better? Twin XL, which lacks width (thereby taking up less space) Queen, which takes up more space (providing more space) Vote View Results Which is better? - Results (59 votes) Twin XL, which lacks width (thereby taking up less space) 15.25% (9 votes) 9 Queen, which takes up more space (providing more space) 84.75% (50 votes) 50 Show Voting Form I'm tired of sleeping on a standard twin sized mattress. I'd like to upgrade to a larger size. I'm trying to decide between a twin XL, which would solve the problem I'm having (feet hanging over the edge), and a queen, which would do that plus give me more space to spread out on. What's everyone's opinion on the subject? Should I get a pragmatic twin XL or a larger (potentially more comfortable) queen? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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