I have a heavy comforter on the bed. Will it work with that or will that cut off the flow of air?
228185
I also have a comforter. Thick, but not so heavy. Air comes thru just fine. If yours is ultra thick, don't know if it would cease the flow of air. Then again, you can always take the comforter off the bottom of bed where the air flows thru. Sorry I can't be more help. It is a wonderful fan.
228186
It could hinder it some. Mine still works with the winter setup of sheet, two blankets, and comforter, though my comforter isn't heavy. If you have a footboard, you could drape the comforter over that when you use the fan...
1970620
I am not sure. I have only used it on carpet and it was amazing! Sorry about your comforter.
725416
i have a Murfy bed and the comforter gets enclosed in the bed in the morning. I would not be the right person to answer this question. I do fluff it when i open the bed, and it seems good enough for me.
1743876
You can adjust the height of the fan but once you set the height it will stay there, it's not going to move up and down as your bed moves. It also doesn't have the power to lift up a heavy winter comforter, and if it did it would be as loud as a tornado...haven't used mine much b/c it can only lift up sheets and it's kind of loud and if you toss and turn it's easily knocked over.
652079
The one I am using is for a King-Size, so I don't feel qualified to answer your question. Try info@sureguardmattress.com
392048
It depends on whether you want it to hang lower on the sides or if one of the bedmates is a comforter "hog". If you don't have that problem queen should be fine.
1095772
The bottom of the fan is encased, but if you had a lap board it would be better. I would be afraid if you had a soft downy type comforter it might go up in the enclosure. I hope this helps you.
1529428
i have a medium weight comforter and for me i find it too warm for the spring and fall. try a lightr wieght that would probably work out best.
644551
Does not restrict airflow at all. It only covers the compressor not any part of the fan. It works very well. It cut my compressor noise level in half.
497940
These WILL block air flow, however, if you have a register that can be closed, meaning small louvers on the inside of the vent, my advice is to close these first, then apply the magnetic sheets.Do it this way will block 99% of the air flow AND you will not have to worr about air pressure blowing against the magnetic sheet.I have several that I use all the time in various rooms of the house at various times of the year.
275779
Yes, that's how this works - it keeps the blanket off YOUR feet only. I actually use it to keep both the blanket and sheet off my feet - I just don't tuck the sheet in at the end of my section of the bed. Hope this helps.
2008503
Check vents at the back to be sure they aren't blocked. Have mine sitting on top of the quilt on my bed right now - vents aren't blocked so air flow isn't restricted.
354966
I use a comforter over mine, but I sometimes find it increases the heat too much. Not a problem, just an observation.
1948883
I have my bed fan at the foot of the bed on my side and it just blows up along my body under the sheet. My husband doesn't feel it at all.
1926013
Not if you buy the same size as your bed. I bought a california king comforter for my king (not california king) and it only barely hits the bottom of my mattress, does not cover the box spring.
1604470
I have a dresser at the bottom of my bed, so I don't experience this issue. Maybe always pull the comforter up over the end of the bed so it can't fall.... idk what would cause that.
531817
yes.it would. But one thing to remember is that it is a steamer so your bed might be somewhat damp when you do that.