How is this moist heat?
212075
Superior to anything I have ever found.It works best against bare skin, but, the effect is remarkable.
212076
It picks up moister out the air around you,it works really well,will stay on for 60 minutes then shuts itself off, it has a timer and will go up to 160 degrees, I use mine every night and I love it..well worth the extra money than the cheaper ones.
212077
If you turn it up high enough you will notice that it gets "moist" complements of YOU!..
1407464
I have experienced it getting quite warm. Not so hot that it has burned me however.
476499
It does bunch up when I put it behind my back when sitting. I don't know about the dry heat. I haven't really noticed it being really moist. It does feel really good, but it keeps shutting off after ten minutes or so. I think you can reset that part, but I haven't figured out how to do it.
1502113
Gets hot here also. Western slope of Colorado. Hot, dry, semi-arid weather. My unit has handled it so far.Cooling 2 bedrooms in basement.
2232787
I ran the brush under water & shook off the excess water. It then should feel moist & I just brush.
1503715
It is probably as hot as touching the outside of a hot oven. It is HOT, but not to the point it would leave a burn mark.
1703401
Yes it is both dry and moist. The moist heat is available when you use the insert that comes with the unit. They recommend not to lean against it. But sometimes I sit instead of reclining back on it.
1648113
Just pleasantly warm. Not hot. I only put 1 towel at a time in it. Since mine are lge
991770
Not all of them have moist heat. If yours does, there is a thin piece "aquifer sponge" in with it. (It looks like a piece of light blue felt.) Wet it with warm water, ring it out and then place it between the heating pad & the cover.
423655
There's a high and low heat setting. I find the low heat setting to be the equivalent of cool.
1442970
I'm watching that powerful beam of moist air billow out of my Vornado right now! Simply the description of the cool air that is moisturizing the air in my unbelievably dry bedroom. Humidity was 16% yesterday. Right now it is 33% and rising! Love it. The noise isn't annoying....can hear the TV with no problem.
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It is not damp to the touch but provides moist heat. You have to let it set out after each use and it will recapture moisture from the air for the next use. It doesn't hold heat as long as I would have hoped but it des work.
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I just wet my skin and apply the heated pad. It seems to be the right amount of moisture and doesn't ruin the thermalon pad. I love it!
1200611
I have this and I don't have a problem with moisture. It works great for me. If anything put a paper towel under it to absorb the moisture.
62755
It is steam so it does get hot! If that is your only question I hope I have answered it. Just know that you will have to spend a while circling the hair over n over to get the job done properly
991767
If you unsnap the heating pad cover there is a square of material inside. Remove this, wet it, wring it out so it is only moist. Put it back inside the outer covering. It will heat up and deliver moist heat.
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When I first got mine, their site explained that the skin should be moist. The sample they gave was: the skin should be slightly damp, like you've been exercising for half-hour--glistening with perspiration. Too wet and it won't work. Your skin should also be very warm. I use mine in the shower. I have a ceramic heater I turn on before I get in (personal preference, I chill easily) so I don't get cold when the water is off while I'm exfoliating. I also use a soap without added moisturizers (black african works for me) to wash off all the creams, lotions & potions before exfoliating. They can cause a "slip" to the skin which is undesirable. This was a great investment. Excellent results. When I first got mine, their site explained that the skin should be moist. The sample they gave was: the skin should be slightly damp, like you've been exercising for half-hour--glistening with perspiration. Too wet and it won't work. Your skin should also be very warm. I use mine in the shower. I have a ceramic heater I turn on before I get in (personal preference, I chill easily) so I don't get cold when the water is off while I'm exfoliating. I also use a soap without added moisturizers (black african works for me) to wash off all the creams, lotions & potions before exfoliating. They... » Read More When I first got mine, their site explained that the skin should be moist. The sample they gave was: the skin should be slightly damp, like you've been exercising for half-hour--glistening with perspiration. Too wet and it won't work. Your skin should also be very warm. I use mine in the shower. I have a ceramic heater I turn on before I get in (personal preference, I chill easily) so I don't get cold when the water is off while I'm exfoliating. I also use a soap without added moisturizers (black african works for me) to wash off all the creams, lotions & potions before exfoliating. They can cause a "slip" to the skin which is undesirable. This was a great investment. Excellent results. « Show Less