Does this pad have zoned heat - warmer at the foot?
180413
It seems to me that it is evenly heated throughout the pad with no special zone at the foot. I have the twin size.
180414
My wife thinks so, but I don't feel much of a difference. There are controls for each side of the bed, but none for foot/head.
210156
It is actually a dry heat...probably could just dampen a towel and place underneath the pad, if you wanted it to be moist.
733629
Sorry, no, it does not. I purchased this for my daughter, and she can wrap it completely around her middle!The moist heat pad is flexible, comfortable, and VERY easy to control the heat level.The cover is very soft and machine washable.I've had mine for many years and it still works perfectly!
1449404
It doesn't come with a separate pad but I have put a damp cloth between it and my skin to create damp heat. Works fine.
995726
I don't know if it adds to the warmth as it's the only pad I have used, but it definitely adds to a softer comfy feeling. Hope this helps.
857760
I wish my memory was as good as yours. I felt for continuing use that the medium setting was fine. I thought the High setting was OK when you first put it on, but that it did get quite warm. Of course this is subjective, my hot might be your medium, but for the price I think it is an all around good pad.
991769
There is a small piece of fabric on one side of the pad that you can take in and out you can wet it wring out excess and place back inside the pad and turn to desired setting...the fabric feels like felt to me so if you wanted a bigger area of moistures you could always buy the material to cut a piece that's true to size of heating pad....I was nervous buying this...but I absolutely love it with no regrets...I don't understand how ppl feel it doesn't get hot.....it gets very very hot to me...I love it
958890
It's very cozy now since the weather is quite chilly. I ordered it because it's supposed to be cooling and until the weather changes I won't be able to tell. However, manufacturer info included with the pad does not state it to be cooling.
289870
I don't have a temperpedic (but my mattress does have a layer of memory foam) but I don't believe this pad is a "thermal" as you described. This pad was designed to breath...not sure how they do that considering it is supposed to be water proof. I'm laying on it now reading and I can feel it warm up, so there is some transfer of body heat. However, it doesn't make me hot and uncomfortable and I run hot sleeping. The sides are a mesh fabric...probably where it gets its air from. It is relatively inexpensive so I would probably give it a try and return it if you are unhappy with the purchase. If you are using Prime the return is free if you drive it to the delivery service it was delivered to you from...UPS or USPS. I've done it several times and never had a problem. I haven't washed it yet so I don't know how it will hold up but it seems nicely made. Good luck to you.
40922
I have this pad. I recommend always following the usage directions because if anything goes wrong, you have not a leg to stand on with the company who gave you warning. You might try lying down to put the pad on your back and cover it with a blanket or something to hold in the heat. I use the pad to cover my cold feet. It can get quite hot to touch. I keep it at around 155 f. Higher and I have to fidget to keep it from being uncomfortable. Well, I hope this was helpful. Happy heating.
1173688
That is not true. It does take awhile to warm up. I have this infrared pad and love it. It has helped when I had back pain and leg pain as well. Worth the money.
210157
It is capable of moist heat. I have not used that function. The instructions say you pat with a damp sponge or lightly spray with water and be sure to not get cord wet. The pad disconnects from power cord for machine washing.
538574
No it does not. We purposely bought the more dense Temper Pedic bed for the coolness and when we bought the protector I was concerned about this too. I can assure you the temperature is no different. I can't sleep in a hot bed.
1037316
There is nothing noted on the pad itself. Can not imagine it amounts to much. It provides "radiant" heat but nothing like a heating pad used for aches, pains, etc.
1450601
No you do not feel the "moist". If it actually works is is very subtle. I have used other heating pads which make the same claim but they all act the same. Not much moisture gets into the pad from the atmosphere around you.
1799037
Don't know about warmth....................but it definately protects the pads, and keeps them smooth and soft........prevents dried and caloused paws, thereby eliminating cracks. I have an Akida who likes to walk. Pads were dry and cracked before I started using mushers wax. Helps when walking on salt covered sidewalks.
1468707
i HAVE BEEN pleased with the pad. There is no drippy moisture but it works great for me. This is the second pad I have bought.