<p>where and how much?</p>
<p>i seem to remember sams or costco, but we are not members or either.</p>
<p>how about kohls?</p>
<p>We’ve gotten ours from Sams Club.</p>
<p>Kohls, BBB, Penneys, Sears, and Overstocks . com also have them. Pretty much any place that sells bedding has them.</p>
<p>Costco has them on coupon this month - $20 twin or full. We have a queen-size one not being used here so going to cut it down to fit :)</p>
<p>Got a 4 inch one from overstock.com. I think I paid about $60.</p>
<p>Will the twin size foam work okay on twinXL mattresses? I’ve seen better prices and quality for the plain twin but was hesitant about the size.</p>
<p>yes, just put it near the top of the bed. the feet will survive. : )</p>
<p>I just wonder- do you not dream of sinking in quick sand on a memory foam topper? I sampled one once in Macy’s and it kind of scared me. . .</p>
<p>^ which is why we have a barely used one here - I couldn’t stand it! Thankfully DS doesn’t mind it one bit.</p>
<p>i think it would make me TOO HOT!</p>
<p>IMHO they feel all clammy and gross -</p>
<p>^^^^</p>
<p>cover your foam topper with a mattress pad and a fitted sheet…then no clammy feeling.</p>
<p>Some of the newer ones come with a cover.</p>
<p>Got a 4-inch (2.5" memory foam and 1.5" eggcrate together) XL Twin from Walmart.com for $79. Even has free shipping to your home.</p>
<p>I’m not the biggest fan of memory foam. It’s a great product that works for many people, but it’s not something I need for my bed. Plus, I tend to prefer a firm bed. I do highly recommend a mattress pad though.</p>
<p>Glad I asked. S tends to be warm and keeps to only a light blanket at most. Sounds like the foam pad will be too warm for him. Guess we’ll stick to a mattress pad.</p>
<p>They do have memory foam toppers called memcool which are supposed to have increased air circulation to prevent them from feeling too hot. My d has one at home and loves it.</p>
<p>For anyone who has used a memory foam topper before - Ours arrived today rolled up in a tight package. It says to open and let air out for 24-48 hours. Would you just leave it rolled up for ease of transport/dorm move in or do we really need to open and air it out before we head to UA? I’m worried it will be a huge pain to get in the dorm once it has been opened and is fully “fluffed” up.</p>
<p>We bought one and didn’t undo it before move in. It had a ridge in the center and was a bit uneven when we opened it, but did not have an odor. D didn’t mention it the next day so it must have been fine.</p>
<p>We did the same as momofonly1 and it worked fine. Definitely takes up a lot more room when you unroll it!</p>
<p>we opened ours on friday night. it went to shape just fine. it was a little stinky, but the smell was gone by the next day.</p>