Can you leave this on the mattress when you put it back in the sofa?
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Dear bluestarsolo, Yes you can. It's very thin...no padding. It's not a mattrass pad.
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No, only if you sitting-down, you can be on the sofa, table, but not on the bed even if you position your self straight foward
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I think it would be fine to put on the floor. We used to do that instead of leaving it on the sleeper sofa (old mattress) because it was uncomfortable to sleep with that bar across your back from the frame. This mattress is way better than the original one that came with the sofa. It is plush enough that it is comfortable on frame of sleeper sofa.Have a great day.
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Our cat once peed on it, so we took the cover off, washed it and dried it in a machine and put it back on the mattress. No problems whatsoever.If it wasn't meant for washing it wouldn't be made removable, wouldn't it?
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Never tried but I'm sure you could, just as long as your sofa isn't too soft. You lose your back support.
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No. The frame folds flat against itself. You'll have to have the mattress folded and stored separate from the frame.
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You have to leave it on but the sound of the maintenance is far below the inflation.Only problem I found was the mattress tended to over inflate and loose that nice shape they have in all the pictures.I am somewhat heavier than a lot of people and mine also tore around one of the dimples.
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No - It is Memory Foam and will squish down by the weight of the mattress. Good Idea though...
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Imagine the letter "L", except with legs. The bottom part of the L is what slides under your mattress, holding the whole contraption upright beside your bed. So you need to have a mattress on your sofa bed for that part to slide under. It also has a strap to go around the boxspring, and I think you could use it to secure it to the platform of the sofa bed. So it should work as long as you leave the sofa bed unfolded and secure the strap firmly, although it may not be secure enough to withstand a lot of heavy use.
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If you used a heated pad it would make the mattress really soft where it was heated and would not work so well for support. I do not know if it would damage it but it would be hesitant to try it.
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No, but I place it directly on top of the mattress and under the mattress pad. Love it!
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No or at least not easily or convienently. It's a chase lounger that flatens to a bed. If you wanted to store it you would have to remove the cotter pins and bolts that connect the 3 frame pieces and remove the mattress.
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The seat of the sofa flips up for storage. If you flip the seat all the way up you can then flatten it out into a bed. It's really great for the money!
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Yes, my mother puts it behind her back sometimes while in her recliner. After 20 min. she removes it.
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No. We just use it as is. We keep it in my husband's man den for when the baby naps down there with him. Works just fine
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If your experience is anything like mine, I would say no. The mattress sits on the ground, so, depending on your height, it is never the most comfortable thing to put the baby in and take the baby out of and would be horrible to have to do multiple times a night when the baby first comes home.
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Sure. You can put it anywhere. If you mean put it under the couch cushion though that wont work. The cooling effect isnt that strong. I like to cover mine with a pillow case.