AN uptight bed showroom is stupidly not letting customers find out how good the mattresses are for shagging on.
Hannah Tomlinson was planning to buy a new mattress with boyfriend Ryan Whittaker when the couple were told they could only test the mattresses by lying side-by-side, fully clothed and not engaging in penetrative sex.
Tomlinson said: “Isn’t sex one of the main things a bed is for? You don’t know how well you’re going to sleep from briefly lying on a mattress, but I could find out in three minutes if it’s going to make my knees uncomfortable when I’m on top.
“All we need to test it is a few screens for privacy and a little mood music. They could even leave the plastic wrap on so the mattress wipes clean.
“We’re going to spend £800 on one of these things and keep it for ten years. What if it’s got squeaky springs and we’re condemned to a decade of the neighbours hearing exactly what rhythm we need to get off?
“It’s just sexually repressed if you ask me. It’s a warehouse full of beds but the ads only mention sleep and orthopaedics. Are mattresses only bought by chiropractors in loveless marriages?”
Sales assistant Martin Bishop said: “Sorry, it’s just policy. We used to let people f**k on the beds but not everyone looks like a porn star so staff were having to take time off with PTSD.”