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Do They Still Have Waterbeds. These days, the waterbed market is still going—you can even get them on websites like amazon and wayfair—albeit on a much, much. You can find waterbed mattresses similar to those sold fifty years ago, but the modern versions. Waterbeds still have their fans, particularly among those who just want to get into a warm bed on a cold night, so if you're wanting one, they're not extinct — they're just different these days. Waterbeds still exist today, though. As we look back from our 50 years hence vantage point, we’d argue that this isn’t true. Or maybe they were just a fad. After a heyday in the late 1980s in which nearly one out of every four mattresses sold was a waterbed mattress, the industry dried up in the 1990s, leaving behind a sense of unfilled promise and thousands upon thousands of unsold vinyl shells. “so those people may not have too much of. “most of the customers buying water beds today are people who have already owned a water bed from when they were popular,” he explains. How many people do you know who still sleep on a waterbed today? Nonetheless, waterbeds are still manufactured and sold today. But as mental floss noted in 2016, they're updated to address that sloshing issue, among other comfort features and ease. For kids and adults alike, waterbeds used to be the coolest—until suddenly they weren’t. Certainly, waterbeds have died out as a major mattress category, so it would be easy to say that they failed.

“so those people may not have too much of. Certainly, waterbeds have died out as a major mattress category, so it would be easy to say that they failed. How many people do you know who still sleep on a waterbed today? Waterbeds still exist today, though. Nonetheless, waterbeds are still manufactured and sold today. Waterbeds still have their fans, particularly among those who just want to get into a warm bed on a cold night, so if you're wanting one, they're not extinct — they're just different these days. You can find waterbed mattresses similar to those sold fifty years ago, but the modern versions. These days, the waterbed market is still going—you can even get them on websites like amazon and wayfair—albeit on a much, much. After a heyday in the late 1980s in which nearly one out of every four mattresses sold was a waterbed mattress, the industry dried up in the 1990s, leaving behind a sense of unfilled promise and thousands upon thousands of unsold vinyl shells. Or maybe they were just a fad.

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Do They Still Have Waterbeds “most of the customers buying water beds today are people who have already owned a water bed from when they were popular,” he explains. These days, the waterbed market is still going—you can even get them on websites like amazon and wayfair—albeit on a much, much. “most of the customers buying water beds today are people who have already owned a water bed from when they were popular,” he explains. After a heyday in the late 1980s in which nearly one out of every four mattresses sold was a waterbed mattress, the industry dried up in the 1990s, leaving behind a sense of unfilled promise and thousands upon thousands of unsold vinyl shells. Certainly, waterbeds have died out as a major mattress category, so it would be easy to say that they failed. Waterbeds still have their fans, particularly among those who just want to get into a warm bed on a cold night, so if you're wanting one, they're not extinct — they're just different these days. For kids and adults alike, waterbeds used to be the coolest—until suddenly they weren’t. You can find waterbed mattresses similar to those sold fifty years ago, but the modern versions. As we look back from our 50 years hence vantage point, we’d argue that this isn’t true. But as mental floss noted in 2016, they're updated to address that sloshing issue, among other comfort features and ease. Waterbeds still exist today, though. Nonetheless, waterbeds are still manufactured and sold today. “so those people may not have too much of. Or maybe they were just a fad. How many people do you know who still sleep on a waterbed today?