could you use a waterbed mattress with this and a heater?
844970
I would not because the frame of the bed is flat and will not hold the mattress in place. My bed the mattress slides so I don't think it would work with a water mattress.
844971
I wouldn't recommend it. It's too slick and I am constantly having to adjust where the matress sits on the frame.
283878
You could as long as it is not wet or raining. Probably better to buy a propane patio heater.
1794738
I used it to make a mattress. I think if it gets wet it would soak water like a sponge.☔️
1022896
This size heater is for a soft side, mid fill waterbed that looks like a regular mattress. If you have a wooden framed waterbed (hardside) you'll need a 300 Watt heater. If your existing 300 Watt heater is not doing the job, it is probably defective.
1538338
Probably not. I don't think it would be durable enough. You'd probably be better off buying a waterbed-patching kit and living with the patches.
1399565
My parents have a waterbed with baffles and it works with that (my Mom has Alzheimers and she wanders). It wouldn't be as tall but I think it would work.
143675
definitely no. but you can build a small shelter. it can even fit in a well insulated box. great heater! good luck.
1871294
Yes you can, I've used water and the heater,runit for 2 cycles and they come out great.
192260
Hi, I really don't know if it would or not .My bed is a king size . why don't you enter[ water bed heater for twin] in the search and see what comes up?
1446640
Hi! Yes, a heater can be used with this tank. I use a long, slim black one...........can't remember the make but think it is a fluval.
1351521
They do not recommend trying to place the heater in a full mattress. I think it could e do it would be pretty risky and hard to do. I supposed if you were very careful and had help it could be done.
5249
The Tempur-Pedic Mattress Protector does not indicate that an electric heating pad couldn't be used in conjunction. Therefore, I think it is safe if you wanted to use an electric blanket w/ it.
2191120
Well, then it wouldn't be a water bed.....with air the foam waveless pads inside that you pay so much for would be useless. I would not use air.
1951937
You can use the waterbed mattress as is, but then if it springs a leak you will have a terrible flood without a liner. A liner is a cheap insurance policy, and it also helps protect the mattress from splinters and other imperfections in your frame that might cause a leak. But if you have an old liner you can re-use that if it's in good condition.
1614872
This item didn't work for me, I needed it for an Ozark Trail air mattress. It may work on a waterbed, I would suggest contacting Intex directly and ask them to be sure.
1918459
Yes, you can however we returned ours after the hot water failed within a week.
1166563
I am not sure, but you should probably do something. I would check with a waterbed retailer.