... we all know why you did this. Put a pillow behind the backboard, horn dog.
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I once unscrewed all fasteners on my bed and rescrewed then with small pieces of cloth or paper, whatever fit better.
No squeaking since. Very relaxing.
That is a great idea! Next time I have a burst of bed fixing energy I'll give that a go!
you can get fiber washers at your local home improvement center. If you're routinely stressing the joints on the bedframe, the fiber washers last a lot longer than paper.
I screwed L-brackets (I think that's what they're called) into each place the frame joined. That also worked. The bed felt less wobbly after too, but I think that was just the halo effect.