Viral TikTok 'marshmallow' mattress that makes it 'hard to get up' and when you can buy it
It's created a huge buzz on social media
This "amazing" mattress from Dusk.com is like 'sleeping on a marshmallow'
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If you're planning to upgrade your mattress this year and are keen to improve your sleep, TikTok users are singing the praises of a particular Dusk.com mattress, which you can buy for £229 that will make getting out of bed in the morning a challenge.
The Memory Foam Pocket Sprung Medium/Firm Hybrid Mattress, from Dusk.com, has been creating quite a buzz on social media after one reviewer shared her "amazing" experience with her 56,000 followers on TikTok. Beauty influencer, Erin May Lewis, posted the video on her TikTok last summer, cautioning people against Dusk.com - if they wanted to be punctual in the mornings.
In a video that garnered almost 7,000 likes and was shared more than 1,000 times, Erin warned: "This is a warning from anybody wanting to buy a bed from Dusk.com. Do not do it. You simply will not be able to get out of bed in the morning.
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"I have never wanted to stay in bed so much since getting this. We got the mattress from Dusk and the bed, it is genuinely like sleeping on a marshmallow. It's amazing, I can't even tell you. It's so comfy.", reports Devon Live.
"I've not got up once in the morning to walk the dog and it's becoming an issue. It's like sinking sand, once you're in you're not getting out. If you don't want to be lazy, avoid this brand." Love dreamy Welsh homes? Sign up to our newsletter here
Both the 2,000 and 4,000 pocket sprung mattresses are available in Double, King, and Super King sizes, while the 2,000 mattress is also available as a Single mattress size.
Since sharing her experience, Erin's TikTok comments have been inundated with other users also singing the praises of Dusk.com products, with one writing: "Honestly me and my partner are exactly the same, so hard to get up, it's so comfy."
Another added: "I absolutely love my Dusk bed. I've got the exact same as you in black. Heaven."
Indeed, Erin is not the only person to have shared a TikTok review of Dusk.com mattresses, as another account, Lathbury Living, with over 3,000 followers, gave the mattress a similarly glowing review.
In their own video, liked by more than 2,300 people, the account shared: "We got one of the Dusk mattresses to go on our new bed, and we've only slept on it a few nights, but we love it so far. It's really comfy, and it's been really hot the last few days, but I feel like it's kept us loads cooler.
"It came rolled up in a pretty small box, I couldn't quite believe there was a mattress in there, but it was vacuum-sealed, so when we cut into it it just inflated. It took about 24 hours to fully plump up, but it's really filled out now.
"The cover on it is removable as well so you can wash it, which I think is a great feature. We're really happy with it, it was really reasonably priced, and it's been really comfy so far."
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The Dusk.com mattress is available with either 2,000 or 4,000 pocket springs, measuring a generous 25cm or 31cm thick, respectively.
These hybrid mattresses consist of either two or four premium layers of pocket springs, and are topped with memory foam for ultimate comfort and pressure relief throughout the night, ensuring your body remains in an optimum position for a restful sleep.
Both mattress options are allergy-friendly and medium-firm, providing edge to edge support, and are encased in a luxuriously textured, breathable outer layer that can be removed via a hidden zip, allowing you to wash it at 30°C, for a consistently clean, fresh mattress.
All Dusk.com mattresses arrive neatly vacuum-packed for easy delivery - simply unroll and watch it expand into your dream bed. Mattresses may take up to 72 hours to fully expand.
Additionally, Dusk.com offers a 100-night sleep trial on all its mattresses, starting from the day of delivery, giving you ample time to ensure the mattress is the perfect fit for you.
It's not just TikTok where people are singing the praises of these mattresses, as both options have received a near-perfect rating of 4.9 stars out of five on the Dusk.com website, from hundreds of reviews.
One satisfied customer wrote: "Honestly, the best mattress I've ever had. The last mattress I owned deformed in shape almost immediately, and about a year in sprung a metal spring that cut me so deep on my calf as I was getting out of bed, I'll have a big ugly scar there for the rest of my life.
"I spent about the same on it as this one, but the difference in quality between the two couldn't be more pronounced. I recommend this mattress 100% without reservation.
"It's firm and supportive, yet soft and comfortable and excellent value for money. I've been having the best nights of sleep of my entire life! I'll be sticking with this brand from now on. Thank you, Dusk."
Another added: "I struggle with a spinal issue and I was very sceptical buying a memory foam bed, as sometimes it can make it worse, but this medium/firm mattress has been an absolute godsend.
"It's soft enough that it's very easy to get super comfortable in, however firm enough that it gives great support. My only struggle now is having to get out of it to go to work."
And a third commented: "I was dubious about getting a mattress online but glad I took the risk. This mattress is so comfy. It's firm but in the right way. It gives you all the support, but it's comfy at the same time. Came rolled up and expanded within a few days."
Indeed, there was minimal criticism on the Dusk.com website regarding the mattress, although one person said: "Very comfy, but if you are near the edge the mattress gives no support so you easily tip/roll off."
Another customer experienced the same issue, stating: "10 days in, and have found this mattress comfortable. Am sleeping well. It was heavy to lift onto my newly assembled, open ottoman base. There is an element of "roll-off" at the edges of this mattress. Still a good buy."
You could also get your hands on the Emma Hybrid Original Mattress from £224.10 right now.
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Alternatively, if your budget stretches further, you could invest in Simba's top-selling Hybrid Pro Mattress at up to 20% off, with prices starting at £639 for a Single, reduced from its standard retail price of £799.
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