Credit: Getty Images After dropping out of fashion in the 1990s, the humble waterbed seemed to vanish entirely. So where did waterbeds go? Why did they disappear from the mainstream market?

Now, these waterbed enthusiasts scour the internet for replacement mattresses, heaters and water treatment systems, determined to resist sleeping on standard mattresses — what they call “dead ...

Instead, she said, customers are drawn by low prices–a complete waterbed with liner, frame and heater can cost less than $100–and also by the health benefits, which are numerous. The first ...

Now, these waterbed enthusiasts scour the internet for replacement mattresses, heaters and water treatment systems, determined to resist sleeping on standard mattresses — what they call “dead ...

"I see people who have gotten out of the waterbed for what I call the hassle factor. If the heater quits, you've got to deal with it. If you get a leak, you've got to deal with it." Simmering ...

While it’s certainly not a full-scale revival, waterbeds have been making waves on social media lately. If you missed the trend the first time around, your curiosity might be piqued. So ...

Waterbeds were a fad that arrived in the 1970s and didn't stay popular for very long. Some people still find the idea of sleeping on water attractive though, and wonder if it makes more sense to ...