Do i need to buy the waterbed safety liner to use it? or I can use it as it is?
1951936
I bought a liner also because ours was shot. If you have a liner in good shape you are fine. I always use a liner. If you don't then its your call.
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.
298272
You have to buy a the liner separate. It is well worth it. Liner goes on and off very easily. You will not regret it, well worth the price!
761966
Hi sorry you will need the liner in order to operate and the vibration would not be much different. Hope this helps. Vibration doesnt work very well, but it sure does keep water hot. You have to work fast though!
1126738
This kit comes with a PVC liner. You can expand it with special bonding glue/cement and extra material that you can buy at the big box stores like home depot and Lowe's by the foot. I personally did not use my liner that came with the kit. On further research, I decided to use a liner called CPE that is more resilient than the PVC and preferred in the industry to prevent longterm leaks.
1262257
I would not order this item. It comes without the liner, and the manufacturer (a) does not sell them separately and (b) considers it a safety hazard to use without. https://www.armsreach.com/about/faqs/where-can-i-get-the-liners-for-my-co-sleeper-brand-original
43508
I have a spray in liner from the factory and I did cut notches in my bed rail trim to get a more secure fit I of the cover. You can install without cutting the trim on top of the bed rails, but the trim will bow underneath the cover since it is longer than the metal seam underneath which is what this cover's cleats grab hold of. Install took less than 15 minutes and does not leak. I've had mine for 6 months. Great cover for the money!
1279203
Actually, It is just easier to purchase directly thru Lifeproof and have the water protection purchased with cover at the same time.I am having a heck of a time registering my case from Amazon. Have a email now into Lifeproof Support to ask how I can do this.
423235
a liner pad isn't mandatory, but it is recommended to help undergrowth in your yard that would puncture the liner. And if you get an overlap liner, you will need coping strips to hold it on.
1114761
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.
1665091
You need a mattress protector. The "mattress" covering is the same type of material that the sides of the bassinett are made of. You can't submerge it in water, only wipe it down.
1188873
Yes, they can both be used simultaneously, they perform 2 different tasks. Bubble Stop does not condition the water, it only aids in reducing air. The bed must be conditioned as well.
1114760
That question is pretty broad and hard to answer. I've had waterbeds for 42 years. You have to have a frame, pad , heater, mattress, and waterbed sheets.
982520
Yes you can use a liner, that is what I do. I am not sure I understand the second part of the question. The only thing I did was prewash as directed.
1532356
You can use it with or without the hard liner. It is collapsible without the hard liner.
5925
Yes you need to buy the sleeve! Unless somehow you could cut your hole almost exact to unit and work the unit through hoe somehow! We installed in less than 2 hrs with sleeve!
16310
You just need to find a place that will supply the Bern winter liner for it - apparently they do sell it separately (so I'm told but never purchased one myself).
717678
Yes, for safety reason , they all require. to have Overdraw protection by UL standard. So better buy with UL approved product.