Can you feel the coils/wires through your sheets?
1942295
Not really. I mean, if I try with my hands to feel them, I can - but sleeping on them, I don't notice them at all.
1942296
It wasn't for me but it's nicely quilted and I wouldn't think you could feel it. I had one before and didn't feel the coils. In fact I'm going to buy another one like this for myself for winter.
1942297
To me it just feels nice! There is a bit of a lump at the center foot where the wires connect to the pad, but it's pretty close to the bottom/foot of the bed. I'm pretty tall so I notice it, but my wife doesn't even know it's there.
1942298
Yes, you can feel the coils. We put a quilted mattress pad over it, at that point you can't feel them.
613692
If you are trying to feel for them you can find them, but you can not feel them when laying on, either directly or thru a sheet.
1441335
I use it at night on my bed and put it under a mattress pad. I still only use it on the 2 or 3 setting and can feel the heat. I will say that with the fleece on this pad, it is not necessary to put anything over the pad ... you can not feel the wires when you lay on the pad like you can with other pads.
1157239
nope. There are definite wires and cords. That being said the controllers tuck into the right and left side of your upper mattress and the adjusting heat controls are on my nightstands- no biggie- love this item- just make sure you get it for a good price. I bought it for around 79 dollars
1020464
Hi. No clients have reported feeling the wires at all. I, too, have been on the table for a massage and I don't feel the wires, either. The table warmer is underneath the fleece pad, so oil spills are not an issue (besides, I use lotion or cream as a preference). I can't recall if the warmer is machine washable, but hopefully the other information was helpful to you.
2065994
They have a microfiber feel. They are soft and very comfortable. But as far as like a thick sateen feeling, no. More of a soft microfiber feeling, which for Chicago winters is perfect! I am a sheet snob and for the price, I have no regrets.
1835321
Yes, and I just did them in my new LG dryer on the correct setting, still wrinkled, but once you spread them out on the bed, they seem to relax (except for the top rim) Guess if we want the sheets our Mom's did for us, it is back to the ironing board as they are all cotton. I do however like the feel of them when in bed. (use little heat when drying)
854374
Yes. It's like sewing on cotton flannel. The particles of silver in it are like dust -- you won't even know they are there when you are sewing.
419144
No, there are wires that connect the control to the blanket. One of those wires broke off at the insert to my blanket. The blanket was less than 2 years old. I contacted the manufacturer and they replaced the control. The new one is just like the last one. It is not very well made, use care when using, the wires are fragile.
358555
Thanks for the response. Actually, I found an electric mattress pad at my local Sleep Number store and it works great. You can't feel any of the wires and the transformer is completely silent.
159521
I do, I have king size bed and the sheets are big on it but they do dry, I drape them over a couple of the strings
522372
Yes you can, especially the connector at the foot of the bed. We have a sleep number split king which I love but these heated pads are thin so you feel the wires and connector. Also the thin nylon mesh type material used to make the sides will tear easily. The elastic is too stretchy so not a snug fit. I recommend Beautyrest brand as that was my last king which is 10 years old and is still in use plus held up to washing each year after use.
613693
You do not feel them thru the sheet. It feels just like a regular mattress pad.
1177496
I put my 4" memory foam mattress on it and I could feel the wire base on my back. I taped some cardboard on the wire base and that helps a little bit but also get problems like sliding issue. Finally, I solved my problem by getting an extra firm foam topper and put it underneath my memory foam mattress. Hope my story helps.
496215
That's a big NO! They clamp over the wires and the power being used is induced magnetically to the CT's. You could severely hurt yourself or cause a short. Repeat, do NOT cut any wires in your panel.
562517
Yes. You have to plug it in for the heat to turn on. The cord comes out of the bottom closer to the left side. Where the cord plugs in is a hard protective case and it does stick out an inch or so. We have them on our acupuncture tables and it does not seem to get in the way of the sheets or the patient.
715963
No, cannot feel any wires, although can feel the patch at center foot of the bed where the cord plugs in.