Can this be used with a waterbed?
1284001
This is just a guess but I think it should work with a waterbed. Because the alarm pad works on body pressure, I do not think that the waterbed would prevent it from working.
420340
My husband has removed it and hooks it up to a water hose. He says yes you could. Hope this helps.
2247623
Yes, it will work with any water bed. You may consider purchasing one of the solid state units with digital readout as I believe they will maintain a tighter setting of your waterbed temperature. If you have a king size hard side waterbed use the higher wattage one.
2156776
No, you will need some kind of support for the waterBob to function as designed/intended. Your bathtub is the ideal location for the waterBob.
1246544
Yes, a heater on a waterbed is almost a must unless you have a really heavy duty mattress pad. This matress is 80 to 90% waveless with motion stopped in 2 to 3 seconds.
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.
1348974
I have this on a CA King waveless waterbed. It fits quite nicely and is very comfortable. It does insulate the waterbed, though, so I had to unplug the heater because I was getting too warm at night (outside temperature in the mid 50's).
1614872
This item didn't work for me, I needed it for an Ozark Trail air mattress. It may work on a waterbed, I would suggest contacting Intex directly and ask them to be sure.
772017
That's a good question - I suppose you could. It's worth a try:) Perhaps, without the weight of the mattress on it, it wouldn't leak so much.
682438
No I wouldn't unless it is in a very dry location. It will not take a lot of moisture. The platforms are made of MDF and the Beds are a plush Microfiber. The tubes are a thick cardboard. Needless to say, it should not get wet.
1385515
I would think not. It doesn't like wet things. It won't pick up fine dirt completely so sand is probably the same. You could try it if you get a return guarantee.
2086988
I don't see why not. We have a regular water mattress that's been put into a pillow top zip case and the heater works fine.
771510
Sounds pretty much like what I have -- a 30-year old wooden framed water bed with a (new) plastic water mattress with some baffling -- it works well for this.
571968
Maybe. But it depends on how high you want it. I got rid of my waterbed mattress and placed the new mattress in its spot.
303044
That would be fine when filling your water bed but I would not use it to drain the bed because all of the water from the bed would be outside. If you don't mind a lot of water by your outdoor water bib then you could use it.
1166563
I am not sure, but you should probably do something. I would check with a waterbed retailer.
309765
Waterbeds don't have an exact weight restriction, but most suggest no more than 500 lbs. Thanks for asking ChaCha! (copied from a google search)