Will this heater work for a bladder-style waterbed? Mine sits inside of a wood frame.
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Yes. I purchased this same heater about 3 months ago & it works like a charm for my bed.(mine is a bladder too).Now I'm nice & toasty every night.
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Yes, this heater is made for a hard side waterbed which IS a bladder-style bed inside a wood (hard side) frame. It took me awhile to figure that out.
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Yes, my husband and I have a bladder style waterbed inside a wood frame (no baffles). I researched several waterbed heaters prior to selecting the Calesco heater. It is one of the few that have a five-year warranty. I believe the electronics are made in Sweden. We installed a new Calesco heater after our old heater died after 20 years and it works beautifully.
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It will work in any type material your bird bath is made of. Make sure you keep the heater submerged in water because operating it dry will burn it out.
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I can't tell you if it will fit in your Atwood water heater. It did fit in my Montgomery Ward under counter electric water heater. If you buy one and compare it with the old heater element, it should be obvious if it will work.
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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.
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This foundation is not suitable for waterbed. This would be a better option for waterbeds. Classic Brands Europa Deluxe Wood Slat Platform Mattress Foundation Bed Frame, King
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I am not sure, but you should probably do something. I would check with a waterbed retailer.
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Hi Kathy, We are using it in a Queen Size bed and it is made for the type of bladder that is used in a hard side waterbed. So if you have a hard side waterbed, it will do just fine in your waterbed. Merry Christmas, Pam
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That would be awkward at best, as the small cylinder is the base upon which this heater rests. The small cylinder valve is vertical, and the large cylinder valve is horizontal. I suggest looking for something like the Mr Heater F242100 Tank-Top Heater, 8,000-15000-BTU.
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Sounds pretty much like what I have -- a 30-year old wooden framed water bed with a (new) plastic water mattress with some baffling -- it works well for this.
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It requires a frame, heater, liner, you will need a hose to fill. I use two queen flat sheets instead of paying the high price for waterbed sheets.
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I would suggest this is a question for the manufacturer. I use mine for a water heater.
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I wouldn't put hot boiling water in the bladder as this is made with a silicon type plastic, room temp is best
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I don't know about a waterbed frame ,but I love my bed rail , since I fell and hurty back it helps me so much to get into bed and out of bed without anyone helping me
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Yes, it will work fine. We don't have a heater in our waterbed either.I've used this product for several years.
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No, you will need some kind of support for the waterBob to function as designed/intended. Your bathtub is the ideal location for the waterBob.
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I have not had any issues keeping my bed warm. This is a very high quality heater, I would suggest purchasing a faucet adapter from lowes or home depot and filling the bladder with warm or hot water to begin with. This will make the bed comfortable to sleep on immediately, and reduces the strain on the heater from running constantly for 4 or 5 days to heat the mattress. I think that the 24 hour running to initially heat the bladder is when you cause issues later on.
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as long as it fits above the frame underneath the mattress it should work fine. we did not replace our heater.