The Consumerist printed the letter of this Walmart shopper who’s been refused by the store when he wanted to return the air mattress he bought. The shopper realized the mattress dented like a hammock but didn’t immediately return it, believing there was a 90-day policy which the company honors.

Two months later, they go back to return the mattress and was told that there’s a 15-day return policy for mattresses, as sanctioned by the federal government.

As a consumer, it’s always best to know your rights. Its stories like this which will help raise awareness to protect yourselves against deals that turn bad.

Follow the story of this shopper at The Consumerist.

To get better sleep during travels or wherever you are temporarily but your own bedroom, the Hide-A-Mat Portable Mattress is a very convenient must-have. It’s light and easy to carry around, but it’s also padded enough to provide ample cushion if you’d like to take a break, sleep or rest.

On camping trips, slumber parties, out of town engagements, the Hide-A-Mat Portable Mattress is very useful.

It also comes in Moss Suede, if you don’t prefer the black.

Sells for $49.88 at Walmart.

Spa Sensations memory foam is the brand supposedly sold in Walmart, so most people have access to it. The mattress topper is priced at around $43-$71 and it only has 1.5 inches of thickness. So, one might wonder if its comfortable or even worth it. Check this videopinion/review to find out: