Does this pad wrap around or is it hard? I have a hard one (LOVE FAR INFRARED!), but I am interested in buying a softer one for my Mother.
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I occasionally wrap this one around my leg. It is comfortable to lie on. We are very pleased with it.
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It is hard. It is used by my mother in law (86) once in a while when the muscles pain increases. It is not soft
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When I purchased my Medium sized Therasage Far Infrared Heating Pad, it was somewhat hard, but after using it for 6 months to a year, it became very soft, much softer than I would like it. The heat from it is the same, but it's hard to place it on my easy chair because the softness made it flimsy to handle. Rob
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I wouldn't say this pad is "soft" per se because it does have many small, round jade stones. However, being that the stones a small, circular and separated it does bend and mold somewhat.
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It is pretty firm. Costco carries quality pads. I would look for a pad with cooling gel otherwise it will get a little hot.
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that is soft pad. But I'm not sure they have hard pad. ask festool. they are very kind.
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Hello, did you have any luck getting a replacement pad through the warranty? Wondering if it's worth it or not to contact. Thank you!
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I own a pad. I like it a lot. However, it will not work on hard surface. It only works on semi soft seating.
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Judy, the "pad" that has come with these $59.99 "rubber" mats has been a kind of "slip cover" (like the pillow case on a pillow. It's thin, and designed to make the mat feel more comfortable to bare skin. I would probably not describe this pad as "plush", but it certainly does the job, and I've had no discomfort whatsoever with my bare legs on this covering. I feel it's a very good unit, and likely to be longer wearing than some of the other Earthing devices, such as the "half sheets" or full sheets. They're made of cotton with the metallic fibers in them, and my guess is that they're probably not as durable as the "rubber" mat with slip cover that you are considering. In my judgement, well worth the money. I sleep better with my legs on one, have used Earthing products for 3 or 4 years now. Charles ND, PhD helpingtohealclinic@iw.net .
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My wife has never complained about it losing its shape. It is not totally rigid to begin with, but it does maintain the shape that it is in when you heat it. The heat has no affect on the rigidity of the pad at all. It is one of the better pads that I have bought for my wife, she really likes it.
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This is just a pad. I bought a separate cover to put over this. It is not a half inch thick, but it has been an excellent investment.
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This heating pad is fairly heavy, so it might not "loosely" wrap around. I actually sleep on mine, because you can adjust the temperatures to the exact temperature that you prefer. Another "plus" is that it is longer than most heating pads.
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I was having the same problem with my old one. This one does not slip. The sides are very deep so as to accommodate a thick, pillow-top mattress. The sides tuck way under the mattress, which is good. My pillow-top mattress isn't terribly plush anymore, so the pad doesn't "squeeze" the mattress or anything -- in fact, it's very easy to put on and off -- but it doesn't slip like my old one. After a week, I might have to readjust it slightly, but very, very little. My old one had to be readjusted every single day when I made the bed.
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I would look for something with more padding for hard surfaces. This is more like a blanket we use on the carpet and mattress and good for such use.
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The pad is heavy enough to stay put if placed on legs or body part. It's not flimsy so no it doesn't bunch up. It is not meant to be Layed upon. The pad pulls moisture from the air naturally. There's no avoiding that. There is No need to wet anything. The pad does not feel wet or damp to touch.
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I have used this pad for months now. Haven't had any issues with it bleeding onto my clothes. It is very soft and works great.
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It has this "pading" about 1/4" thick that surrounds the sides and the bottom. You can't feel the iPad unless you poke it very hard. Used it every day for about 3 months now and I am very pleased with the quality. Especially after only paying $14 for it. Great buy
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My name is Charlotte. I am a very faithful user of the QFiber infrared wrap around heating pad. I have been a faithful user since 2011. I suffer from chronic nerve pain due to a major auto accident. I enjoy the wrap around because you can apply the heat where you need it. It is the best type of heating pad to use because the heat goes deep into the muscle & tissues. I use this heating pad every day & when I wear it out then I purchase another one. That is how much I trust & need QFiber. I'm sure that you will find the pain relief that you need. Sincerely,Charlotte
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I don't know how thick that pad is, but this one has a pad that is slightly thicker than an inch, I would estimate, very soft and comfortable. My grandson loves it...sleeps all night when he stays with us.
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No...and it is the worst pad ever! Get the Sunbeam Express King Size pad (about $35 on Amazon)...it gets hot quick, has a nice cover unlike this ones flimsy scratchy thing, and it CAN be set to stay on! They also have a wonderful warranty and customer service...mine flashed an error after a year of ownership & they sent me a new one free along with pre-paid label to return broken one. I sleep with a heating pad every night and the Sunbeam one is by far the best I have ever owned (and I have owned a lot!).