Texas families warn of possible bed-in-the-box mattress risks; class action lawsuit filed

[@Gargamel19]

It’s not just that one type of bed it’s also nectar bed!!!

[@chocolatecat9999]

Nectar don’t use fiberglass😅

[@Gargamel19]

@@chocolatecat9999 yes they do their made with 60 percent fiberglass you idiot. Look it up! We just lost everything we own to one. Fiberglass leaked out of it and got all over everything and we had to toss away all our clothes, sheets, bedding, kids clothes and their bedding and stuffed animals. And you can’t just wash it out in the washer either because it didn’t come out. It literally says right on the label 60% fiberglass because their produced in Pakistan and the quality controls aren’t the same as here that’s how they get away with selling them. Stop laughing like an ignorant fool and do some research. These beds have ruined peoples livelihoods and people have lost way more than just me.

[@lisareyes2945]

@@chocolatecat9999i how do you know nectar doesn’t use fiberglass ? I just purchased a nectar matress but I am nervous about the fiberglass. The cover says machine washable on the nectar mattress I bought 😅

[@smartduck904]

My dad had a memory foam mattress that had problems like this they had to sell the house my dad collapsed on the ground and got a head injury very sad

[@Unknown-d1x7k]

Always check the label but when in doubt go certified organic latex.

[@hulong0205]

I alway use mattress protectors, and a bed liner above that. I wash the bed liner and mattress protectors, but never remove the mattress cover itself. After almost 4 years the mattress still look brand new. No stain marks.

[@jakec947]

It’s not considered hazardous, lol. The evidence proves otherwise.

[@nick4leader]

It's not hazardous when used properly

[@Johatsu-me]

😧😧😯