does it take a long time to warm up
99255
My last electric blanket had a preheat setting that allowed a quick heat-up and that was my biggest concern when purchasing this blanket. Don't worry....it warms up beautifully! I turn it on when I am getting ready for bed and it is so toasty when I get in! I love it so much I just ordered another one for my guest room. I hope this helps!
99256
It warms up very quickly! I turn it on, then wash my face and brush my teeth to get ready for bed and it's already warm. If I remember correctly, it automatically goes on high to heat quickly and then sets to the temperature you specify.
99257
No. I never timed it, but in about 10 minutes, the chill is off the sheets when you climb into bed.
99258
Nope. I turn it on as we don't he prebed dance....face washing tooth brushing etc. it's warm by the time we crawl in.
99259
It takes forever and does not get fully warm. Do not waste your money on this blanket.
99260
Generally less than 5 minutes at a setting of 4 or 5. We usually turn it on as we're getting ready for bed and by the time we climb in it's nice and warm.
99261
It is low-voltage DC and low-power, so it takes 5-10 minutes to warm up, and it shuts off automatically if left on for ~10 hours. We turn ours on (1-button) as we're getting ready for bed, and it is always plenty warm in time. I use mine on level 2 (of 10), because the higher settings can get very toasty.
99262
Not at all. I usually turn it on 5 min before getting on bed. The bed sets itself on high until reaching the set temp then drops to the setting you put it on.
99263
Hey Boni - this elect blanket is the most unique I've ever used! I'm a aged Vermonter who now can't stand the cold... so first time I plugged it in I expected a warmed bed when I got in. That wasn't the case. What really happened was - almost immediately I was warmed by a combination of my own body heat & the blanket's heating system. Now, during cold nights my setting is not much higher than 2... and I'm comfy & cozy. The blanket holds your heat better than any I've ever used. Enjoy!
553386
It takes about the same amount of time as a heated blanket. Keep in mind - you can't have it plugged in while driving due to the cord. So unless you have time to let the car warmup for 10 minutes, don't bother.
1709213
It takes a minute or two to warm up but then it should be okay. I don't think it gets as hot as a blow dryer on high but that is probably so it doesn't burn your head
2279044
Hi, It takes a very long time like 2+hrs to even to get warm, it could have been made better
1364488
It depends on what temp u want your sauna to reach . Within 5-10 minutes it's warm enough to get in . I set mine at 125 and it's reaches that in no more than 15 minutes
1651943
No, it stays cool because of the air! If it does get warm, just let the air out and put fresh cool air in.it, takes just 2 mins.
1890726
It heats the water rather nicely. I have even had to turn the heat off because it got to hot. I still start with warm water just so it heats up faster but have put in cold water before. It took about 5 min to warm up to a nice temperature.
2227876
Yes, but remember the startup is not instant but takes several minutes to warm up.
2029240
I have a 2.5 gallon tank and it took my heater more than 2 hours to warm up. I was also concerned that it wasn't working but it warmed up after around 6 hours I would say. It stays at a constant 76-78 now. The red light is never bright unless the room is completely dark so I wouldn't worry about that unless it becomes competly unlit
1702223
Nope. It has a preheat button that warms the bed, and then goes in to regular mode, to whatever you have the bed /side set to. You have to press the button to get it to start. I can't remember for sure (and can't find the manual), but I think it preheats for like a half hour or hour or so.
723282
No. It has a warm setting that will activate after the timer reaches zero but no delayed start times.
700668
I had a set if rollers for about 20 years and they took about 5-6 minutes to heat up. These are much faster probably 1-2 minutes at its slowest and probably faster but I never really timed them.
582558
Hi Elizabeth, The iron takes a couple of minutes to heat up but the heat is high. I enjoy having this product. Once you get the practice of using it, you'll love it.
34802
There is no warm-up. There is a cool down of slightly over 3:00 minutes. Over all workout can be completed in 1/2 hour.
214074
It is fairly quick....for me I can usually be ready to work within a few minutes (less than 5). My SOP is to resoak the sponge, then turn the iron on while I finishing the layout of work. I typically turn it wide open (setting on 5) and then adjust to what I need for the work at hand. All my work is at the hobbiest level, i.e. doing it for myself, therefore I don't need to be in a rush for rapid warm-up.
2033505
Ours actually takes a long time to cool as well :( Especially when its really hot outside, it takes longer to cool, usually have to put on at least 12 hours in advance.
798387
I am not quite sure how long it takes, but I place warm towels in the towel warmer about a half hour before I give a facial and they are quite hot. There is no temperature indicator. I will say the towels get very hot so you need to shake them out before applying them to a clients face. But you would check the temp anyway no matter what warmer you use. Hope this is helpful