Can you use this together with the cotton quilted mattress pad?
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This one just lies flat on the mattress, so you probably could, though I haven't tried it so I can't guarantee. I'm not sure if the cotton quilted one is fitted or if it also just lies on the mattress. If they both just lie flat, it might be somewhat of a hassle getting them to both stay in place while putting on a sheet. Either way, it probably depends partially on the sheet - if you think of putting a typical sheet on a pillow top mattress, sometimes the pockets aren't deep enough to fit securely on the corners. You would be making the area that needs to be covered deeper.
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yes though tthe quilted matt. pad would have to be under to keep the breathablity.h i love thiis pad as it so breathable.....
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Yes. We have the generic quilted mattress pad from Babies R Us. It's a snug fit as this product is a hair bigger than our crib mattress. Overall happy with the purchase.
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It does not matter if you have a magnetic mattress pad, using the two together would not hurt. Carolyn Alger
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I don't see why not, but that would make the mattress lose its firmness through the night even faster (as body heat activates the "contouring") - we got the 3.5 firmness and it's still like waking up in a hammock every morning.
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I would contact the company of both the heated mattress pad, and the memory foam topper, and ask if either one would be effected by using them together.
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I don't see why not. I have a organic memory foam-type mattress with a wool topper and my beddit is on the topper. It works fine.
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Yes, that's no problem. Just make sure you don't put a mattress pad on top of your "electric pad". We love ours.
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I would not advise you buy it at all but yes you could use it with your existing pad and it is much too thin a pad to make any difference at all in how your sheets fit even in combination with another pad.
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The Tempur-Pedic Mattress Protector does not indicate that an electric heating pad couldn't be used in conjunction. Therefore, I think it is safe if you wanted to use an electric blanket w/ it.
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You could but the foam starts firm and the longer your on it the softer it becomes. You would notice you had pad unless your a back sleeper then you should be fine.
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Probably yes, but the edges would be rough. Since it is quilted, though, it might start to unravel when washed, unless you stitched the edges. However, they come in many sizes, so maybe you could find a size that fits. Or try something like the washable incontinent pads for people beds, they are easy to fold under to make them fit.
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The mattress segments are contained in a cloth shell. Trimming would destroy the shell and probably lead to accelerated degradation of the foam core. IMHO, doable, but not advisable.
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If you cover both the mattress and the pad together, you will need the extra deep sheets. The regular sheets are too small.
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I put a mattress pad on it. It will keep the foam clean longer. I suppose you wouldn't have to. But I do
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Depending on the size of your quilt. The case is only about 3" thick. If your quilt is thick and full size, this case will not work. Just not enough room.
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I'm not completely sure, as I've always used a pad on top of my 4 inch foam topper, but I would think it would. The quilted pad adds a buffer between you and the foam to help disperse heat. At least from my experience.
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You can use bedding and mattress pads. They probably mean not to cover the underside of the mattress where the pad goes.
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I'm sure you can. I chose to put it under so I can wash only the pad if needed, and not the pad and the sheets