What about the coils, does that make it uncomfortable to lay on?
319091
We were a little leery about the coils being uncomfortable, but so far they haven't been an issue. Yes, they're there, but not noticeably uncomfortable. The plug at the bottom of the bed is obvious, but again, it's rather a trade off. I prefer to be toasty.
319092
No not at all. My son was having some back issues and wondered if the problem was he was cold. He said it has helped his back so I don't think the coils would be an issue. Hope this helps.
319093
The mattress cover is OK to lay on. The material is like laying on paper. It is not thick and soft like the previous mattress cover.
319094
No, not in the least. They are imbedded in a quilted material, I've never felt anything but a nice even warmth.
319095
I don't find them uncomfortable at all. You might initially be "aware" of them, but they aren't uncomfortable. After a few nights, you won't notice them at all.
150464
Yes they can be very uncomfortable if placed in the wrong spot, but you can remove them and put them where they will be more comfortable or remove them all together
800312
I sleep on it every night. ALTHOUGH THE MANUFACTURER says not to. I fall asleep with it on and it shuts itself off. You will not feel any discomfort from it.
1903801
There is a very thin mattress that sits on springs. We purchased a coil spring mattress to use. The thin "mattress" that comes with it is pretty useless.
232532
Not a problem, make sure the cap snug, do not try to tightened it too much. I sleep with mines all the time with no issues.
167385
It is soft, but has wires in it like an electric blanket. I would be uncomfortable laying one it. I am not using it because it does not get warm enough for me.
282945
With springs you can usually feel the coils when you lay down on the mattress or sit on it. Unless it has a top cushion on the spring mattress, the springs are very obvious. The memory foam has a more "consistent" hold to it where it doesn't bounce as much as the spring and is often much more comfortable. Go to a local mattress store and lay on the memory foam beds. You'll feel the difference. Also the mattress you have asked the question on- it is also a pretty good and inexpensive mattress that feels awesome on the back and joints. Anyways good luck.
1361043
Yes, that's no problem. Just make sure you don't put a mattress pad on top of your "electric pad". We love ours.
159825
Hi, I've only slept on the mattress once. It is a little firm, but not too bad. No coils are poking up. The surface is quite plush. My daughter likes firmer mattresses and really likes this one.
1693749
Yes, they are comfortable when lying down. But if you turn to lay on your side, not as comfy.
1441335
I use it at night on my bed and put it under a mattress pad. I still only use it on the 2 or 3 setting and can feel the heat. I will say that with the fleece on this pad, it is not necessary to put anything over the pad ... you can not feel the wires when you lay on the pad like you can with other pads.
185419
I have had no problems whatsoever. No kinking and no problems with heat control and I have laid directly on it for the entire night. The only problem is that it can get very hot.
1020493
Hello. The comfortability of an item will depend on the user. I am not able to say if this item would be comfortable for you or not. Please read the description and make an informed decision as this is a final sale item. If you have further questions about the item please let me know. I am here to help.
1511666
I am not sure about the coils but it is pretty hard and not very comfortable
1750995
Not at all! It's very comfortable. I had a featherbed topper before this, and that made me warm, but this is just comfortable.
224472
I would say its on the plush side due to the coil springs. When lying flat its a firm feel if that makes any sense.
1405570
Only partially. Lift very carefully if you do. I usually lift slightly and take a damp dishcloth to run under the coils (AFTER you unplug it :)