I slept in it for about 8 hours and when I took it off, it was a gooey mess and hard to get off. Is that suppose to happen?
1941612
The sticky material on your skin after use. It's the remaining gel plus toxins from your skin. The wrap works like a sponge that absorbs toxins from your body, and at the same time delivers the active ingredients to targeted areas of the body in order to achieve the most desirable results. Take a warm shower after using the wrap to remove the remaining materials.
1941613
That happened to me every time I slept in it. Just take some soap and water and wash it off....Hope this helps!!
1941614
I've been using these wraps for about 2 months and every time I've tookin it off it always leave a gooey resedue. So I guess it's part of the process.
1172785
NO. What a pain! I've wasted nearly an hour on this. Off to grab some chemicals and Goo Gone this away!
458533
Same with mine. I stored it as instructed (with the fabric between the folds) in a cool dark place and it's turned rock hard. I also contacted the company and no response. Buyers beware.
1135763
Mine came off with no problem; however, the product felt grose on my skin so I returned it. Yuck!Stayed greasy for hours. Yuck!
968342
Your question reminded me that I had never washed my bed and it was long past due. I unzipped the hood to make two pieces again, took the cover off the cushion and decided not to wash the inner pillow. It seemed like it might deteriorate, so I just aired it out. I put everything else in my large front-loading washer, after having to brush a whole lot of hair out of the seams areas, thanks to my Sheltie. I dried all three pieces and it came out good as new. The hood part even stays up better (it had been kind of droopy, though my dog seems to love being it, even when it is rather collapsed and more like a cocoon.)Hope you have the same luck as I did in machine washing this bed. Your question reminded me that I had never washed my bed and it was long past due. I unzipped the hood to make two pieces again, took the cover off the cushion and decided not to wash the inner pillow. It seemed like it might deteriorate, so I just aired it out. I put everything else in my large front-loading washer, after having to brush a whole lot of hair out of the seams areas, thanks to my Sheltie. I dried all three pieces and it came out good as new. The hood part even stays up better (it had been kind of droopy, though my dog seems to love being it, even when it is rather collapsed... » Read More Your question reminded me that I had never washed my bed and it was long past due. I unzipped the hood to make two pieces again, took the cover off the cushion and decided not to wash the inner pillow. It seemed like it might deteriorate, so I just aired it out. I put everything else in my large front-loading washer, after having to brush a whole lot of hair out of the seams areas, thanks to my Sheltie. I dried all three pieces and it came out good as new. The hood part even stays up better (it had been kind of droopy, though my dog seems to love being it, even when it is rather collapsed and more like a cocoon.)Hope you have the same luck as I did in machine washing this bed. « Show Less
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I used it every night, would squeeze out at the end of bathtime and hang to dry on the tub handle with the included hanger. By the following night's bathtime it was almost completely dry and I live in a humid climate. Yes the whole cover is a meshy fabric.
652746
It has been several months and I gave mine away. I know it has polyester in it but I don't know the percetage. It was very hot and made us feel sticky.
297167
I am maybe more sensitive to chemicals than most people, and unfortunately, I would say after letting it air for 2 days, that there is still a very unpleasant smell. I put a mattress cover on top of it, but I still notice a very unpleasant smell. I don't notice it until I am in bed, where it's very close to my face.
2019630
Yea it gets messy fast. I ended up just throwing mine away because I couldn't detangle it.
905843
We thought the same thing. I could not possibly sleep on it! This foam is so very, very hard. I advise against it for a bed.
1980703
Mine had an oder for a day or two and it was gone. I was told not to sleep on it for 48 hours anyway to let it fulling expand, so it was never an issue.
2212206
I haven't tried to remove it yet but is pretty messy. What I did though was put down duct tape on the surface I was putting it on. That way you just have pull the tape up.
2015889
Mine got stuck once when I tightened it too much. I let it cool off overnight (and hopefully shrink a little) and was able to loosen it the next AM.
562034
It was hard; it had been on for awhile and was stuck. I had trouble doing it myself, so I asked my husband to do it and he was able to do it. It might have helped if I had sprayed it with WD-40 or something similar to loosen it.
140496
I thought it was pretty ugly, too. We removed it before we put the bed together. I used Goo Be Gone and a toothbrush :)
2112290
It did stink at first because of the way it was packed. It was vacuum sealed once aired out it was fine, still sleeping good :) with less back pain.
921205
Not due to heater, but I have to say that the material made me hot. I put it on the bed this year without plugging it in because the plushness of the pad feels so nice, but I woke up with whatever side was making contact with the bed all sweaty. This happened every night for a week before I took it off and then I didn't sweat anymore. It is really plush and nice, but I guess it doesn't breathe very well. Everyone is different though, and this is just my experience. It might be fine for you.