This pad absorbs moisture from the air? What about our 7% relative humidity in Arizona? We don't have any moisture in the air.
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The problem here is that Amazon did not describe what pad you are talking about. PLease define so I can properly answer your question.
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The vinyl, high-heating pad is tucked into a washable, fleece sleeve providing a comfortable, absorbent buffer for the moisture on your skin, that the heat may generate (perspiration).
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Never had a problem with this pad in ARIZONA. Everyone should have one of these
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Although not required to be functional, in our case, the unit was elevated to maximize the vapor flow over the face of the user (head & neck radiation patient). Yes, there is excess moisture from the unit when in the maximum position and recommend that a waterproof pad be placed around it especially toward the vapordirection...something like a bed pad.
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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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No you do not feel the "moist". If it actually works is is very subtle. I have used other heating pads which make the same claim but they all act the same. Not much moisture gets into the pad from the atmosphere around you.
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This just keeps the pads moist. When they get dry it actually hurts to use. Don't put a lot on the pad, just a small amount to keep it moist.
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I have had the mat for over six months and have never looked under it until today. Your question got my attention so I checked, there is no sign of any moisture. I do live in a dryer than normal area, Saint George, Utah elevation 2400 feet. Hope this helps
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I have found that there is absolutely no sweating that occurs from the pad. I barely know that the pad is even there. It is such a thin layer but sturdy enough to not tear or rip. I am quite satisfied with this product.
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Whether they sweat or not is totally dependent on the humidity in the air around you. If you live in Las Vegas, as I do, you will very likely never see them sweat; in Houston, they are going to condense the moisture in the air around them!
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Sorry, I don't know the difference between this and the moisture. I use this everyday and love it.
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DampRid does absorb moisture from the air significantly. I assume this DampRid Super System is too large to fit in a safe. It is suggested for use in a medium sized room. Maybe buy a smaller DampRid product. They do work very well. The super system lasted three months in my room which is about 20ft L x 16ft W x 12ft H.
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We have it on a mat, just to be safe, but I haven't noticed it get damp at all. The water comes out upwards and is a very fine mist.
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I really don't have experience using it in FL weather/humidity. It has worked well for us in less heat/humidity.
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I am in a desert, so cool is never really an option. I can say my blanket makes me sweat before this pad ever does. I believe if you are in a comfortable tempurature that you will not sweat any more than usual.
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Yes, the pad caused me to sweat. I used them on my bed during my pregnancy in fear that my water would breaking on the mattress. I reduced the sweating by putting it under the sheet and mattress pad plus a towel as extra layer between me and the pad.
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It does absorb moisture, unfortunately. I printed with an oil based ink onto these bags and they dried in seconds.
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I have not used it in "moist" mode but as I interpret the instructions it appears that one must dampen the heated side of the pad cover. I have not tried this and am wary of it. Dry heat has been very effective for my problem, so i haven't needed to try it damp.
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Hi, that is exactly what we wanted it for and it works great, couldn't do without it now. No, no humidity added that we've noticed. We live in Central Vally California and with the heat in summer there is no way my husband could work out there. A Port-a-Cool is a must have for us!! Hope this helped.