Is this a MOIST heating pad?
1997278
I have not used it that way, but the directions do say that the outer cover can be wetted for moist heat.
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.
1924620
Mine is when I first start off because the pad is dry, as soon as some steam goes through it however it works just fine, maybe it is not steaming, can you see the steam if you were to life off the floor
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!
113278
Hey Jessy, I think it is just yours because I have tried this heating pad and it was okay I mean it didn't smell anything weird.
1575943
I haven't used the moist part, and I can't find my directions, but the heating pad should have a spongy insert. I think you moisten that part and put it back inside.
753001
Yes, this is moist heat. It is very (temporarily, since it needs reheating periodically) comfortable and helpful for my cervical arthritis and disk degeneration which causes muscle spasms in my neck. I wake up very stiff and sore and the moist heat feels wonderful. I've worn it under my scarf to walk outside in the winter. The shape and size is pretty good for a universal heating pad that fits the neck comfortably and the Velcro straps needed simple adjusting (on my sewing machine) to get it to fit my slim neck more snugly, but this is actually a very well designed and easy to use product. 2 minutes in the microwave. Almost heaven. This is moist heat which covers the neck and the base of the neck, but not the shoulders.
1936938
Yes. I have another heating pad that does the same thing. I don't believe it is anything to worry about.
1047825
No, it is not moist in itself but moisture forms when the wrap as been on your skin for awhile. It works very well!
1529377
I had this one for years and finally it died and I bought this same one again. It heats to the exact temp that you want for the exact amount of time you want. I keep it in my bed during the winter and have it set to shut off after 20 min. It is a large somewhat flexible pad - you can place it how you want it. It is moist heat and not dry heat. I love my pad. I made my own cover for it out of a towel because I liked the terry cloth fabric better than the one that came with it.
150492
Mine was certainly new and in a sealed original Theratherm box. Just be sure that you are purchasing a "new" item and not a "used" item when purchasing on Amazon. BTW, I highly recommend the Theratherm heating pad. It gets hotter than others I've tried and provides a slightly moist heat. It also is of a higher quality than other brands and reminds me of heating pads that I've experienced at Physical Therapy Centers.
113433
This has a very plush pad, but I cannot recommend it because it melted in the dryer the first time that we washed it. We were very careful and used the lowest heat setting, so unless you plan to air dry it, I would probably try the other choice.
1092287
NO! not at all, that's one of the key characteristics I love about it. I've always had heat issues with mattress pads, foam, etc. I will definitely buy this again when my current one needs replacing.
1797668
Yes it does. I do not like this pad. Thermostat controls are a pain. Heating is inconsistent. I would never buy this brand of heating pad again. Try a Thermotec.
914844
Oh no - should never wet it! Doesn't need water to create moist heat. Contains "100% natural grains" according to the box. Smells good when heated, but I imagine they would go bad very quickly if wet. You can clean the cover with a damp cloth if necessary. Better yet, wrap it in a clean, light-weight towel to keep it clean.
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.
1529382
I like the one I bought and it does have moist heat. It is heavy because of size but it will wrap all around my back or cover both knees depending on where I'm hurting. It will turn off after 30 minutes. It has a good range of heat temp.