http://waterbedsandfutons.com Health benefits, Cost Savings, History and Products Wed, 08 Apr 2009 04:17:10 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Health Guard Mattress Pillow Covers provide a clean, comfortable and hygienic sleeping experience. The amazing leak-proof barrier is 100% Waterproof and odour free - ideal for bedwetting or incontinence. Clinically proven to eliminate Mildew, Fungus, Bacteria, Dust Mites, and other allergens a MUST for children, Asthma sufferers, allergy sufferers, everyone. ... http://waterbedsandfutons.com/2009/04/new-product-mattress-and-pillow-covers/ Recently I read an article about how waterbeds were dangerous and could literally kill a baby.  The ad warned against placing a young infant on a waterbed, for fear it would sink into the mattress and smother.  While this might be the case for a free flow, hard sided waterbed ... http://waterbedsandfutons.com/2009/04/waterbed-kills-baby/ We want to hear from you.... You know who you are....You love your waterbed! You can recall when you first discovered what sleeping on a waterbed was really like and you vowed that you would never again go back to a hard, conventional bed.  You were SOLD and would be a waterbed lover for ... http://waterbedsandfutons.com/2009/03/i-love-my-waterbed-because/ [caption id="attachment_34" align="alignleft" width="203" caption="The chique & stylish New Yorker"][/caption] Ok folks, we're looking for waterbed and futon related stories, to be featured on our parent site: waterbedandfuton.com.  If we use your story, we'll pay you $25.00  So get those creative juices flowing and start typing...videos and photos are also welcome but ... http://waterbedsandfutons.com/2009/03/tell-us-your-story-and-earn-free-cash/ According to legend, the first water-filled beds were used in Persia more than 3,600 years ago and consisted of goatskins filled with water. No information is known as to why they did this; however some think that it was to comfort the sick and elderly, while others believe it was ... http://waterbedsandfutons.com/2009/03/the-history-of-the-waterbed/