These blankets say up to 97% heat reflection. Most of these thermal blankets say up to 90% Do these actually work better? Is it a false claim or do ot
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Wouldn't purchase from this company. They substituted an inferior product. I had bought 8 packs of the shown product expecting the product as shown. Fraud fraud fraud. Not happy at all.
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I have done that few years ago for a different heating blanket company so I don't see why not call the main company I bet you will have luck !! Plz let me know how it goes
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I think so. Mine is outside, with a foam/ vinyl cover on top. With the blanket on, the heater comes on less. I put the bubble side down and trimmed it a bit larger than the top and it works well. I read on line that it is more energy efficient to keep it warm all the time vs turning it down to cool when not in use and then heating it all up again before using . I find this to be true also. I am not an expert.
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I have seen these mats reach between 83-87 degrees Fahrenheit. I used a thermostat should the product overshoot my desired temperature settings. Just being cautious.
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I noticed on the description it mentions about 100 degrees, but this is actually a low voltage heated pad. The description mentions about it being low wattage 25 degrees and all the heated pads I have are just warm to the touch so I feel the 25 degrees is correct and believe the 100 degrees is a mis-print on the product description.
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I think these lights are rated to have contact with insulation. The lights produce very Little heart If your in doubt buy heat shields.
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I cannot get mine to get passed a very little warm sensation and it is a useless rip off if you ask me! I have never been so disappointed with an item as I have this one. I think that this should be taken off Amazon all together! Sorry I cannot help with your question and sorry you have been ripped off too!
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I have 3 of these with one in use most of the time. None of mine ever even get warm. I love them!
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Jonathan, I'm afraid I don't know the answer to that question. I can tell you that I was very satisfied with the product and plan to use it again this year. I must add, that I live in East Texas, and we did have a somewhat mild winter last year. I hope this helps you make your decision as to whether or not you will purchase this blanket. Gloria Stakes
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It actually warms up quickly. I think you might want to the instructions. It took me awhile to do the settings properly. Mine works great. I wouldn't trade it for an electric blanket ever. If it is a defective unit, I would exchange it.
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I think that this product works by reflecting heat upwards, so if it's sandwiched between fabric I think it will not work
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This Mylar is very reflective and will keep your water cooler than no wrap. I used it for Solar reflection under my Panels but the high winds ripped it off.The reflection is near 0.98 so 98 % of Light and IR is reflected. Just lay the wrap on a flat section out side when the sun is shinning and feel the heat coming off it.It really is amazing.
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Not that I am aware of although the blanket really retains heat well even after its off.
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Actually, we love our blankets but have found that we only use them to preheat the bed when the room is cold. They're toasty enough as-is, and have a very luxurious feel to them, too.
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It's kind of hard to tell if it's working unless you've got ice on the pond; it's not a pond warmer, it's a de-icer. Not all the ice, just the circle area it's sitting on. And not really fast either. In the last cold spell we put out a new one and it took 2 days to melt through. It supposedly is 100W, but I suppose the heat is spread over a much larger surface. Hope that helps.
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As far as I know all heating pads tell you not to lie on them. I haven't let that stop me with any I have ever owned. Just pay attention to the heat setting and how long you lay on it. Also, if you have a medical condition where heat may cause problems, you want to be very careful.
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It is a heat-reflective film. However, I'm unsure if this works equally well in both directions (like insulation would.) This is a question best answered by the manufacturer. One thing that may differ is that in winter, the heat loss may be more due to conduction rather than radiation. The film would only be effective for radiative heat for the most part.