Is this heating pad flexible so that I can wrap it around an edge?
2014540
It would not work on a corner or edge. Sorry luv. It does work nicely under the tank...
1948179
When I purchased my Medium sized Therasage Far Infrared Heating Pad, it was somewhat hard, but after using it for 6 months to a year, it became very soft, much softer than I would like it. The heat from it is the same, but it's hard to place it on my easy chair because the softness made it flimsy to handle. Rob
2195904
No. It shouldn't matter. Both sides seem to get warm, and they heating pad can be removed and flipped over anyhow.
827951
It is slightly flexible, but not to the extent that you would wrap it around anything. Polycarbonate can be bent when heated, but you would need a heat strip or heat gun.
714402
Seeing as how the skirt part has no heating elements in it, it's safe to discard that part and use only the heated area. I'd hem up the edges to prevent fraying. Otherwise, you have a good idea going there! I've enjoyed my heated pad very much and look forward to once again putting it on our bed for the cooler months!
2199622
May 27, 2014 Ms. LeeJai Cook, Roaring Springs TEXAS USA.Yes, the heating pad is fully flexible at room temperature.Best wishes.
1923557
Although I've never used it that way, instructions for doing so do come w/ it. It's a VERY nice heating pad
215193
I bought the k and h 3093 heated pad and the cover that comes with it only covers the top and is held on by cheap elastic bands that stretch and break. This fits perfectly over it. Didn't really feel like it would stretch. It was a tight fit on that pad.
1062699
The rubber heating pad is about 3/8 inch thinck. It is inserted between two foam pieces of about 1/2 inch thick. Altogether, about 3/4 inch thick, maybe an inch.
1923556
It's only for dry heat, but it's gentle heat. It's the best heating pad I've found.
2042048
It is comfortably thick enough for me. I bought it for the cooling and it does seem to help! The pad is not cold but the heat seems to go down and stay at a normal temp. Good luck. A,
368376
Probably. It seems quite flexible as far as size and thickness goes. Very solid.
101170
It's fairly flexible. It's a medium soft rubber. Might be a little big to wrap around a pipe of that size with it wrapping on itself. Maybe lengthwise it would work
1021163
I think any other way of folding the pad to heat it would damage the pad. You're better off sending it back and getting a smaller size to fit your microwave.
339700
I have one that is 5" x 18" long and I tried to fold up the ends and it seems fairly pliable. When my last bed warmer died, I opened it to see how it's made. The pliable part of the warmer has fine wires embedded in it so I think if it a "gentle" bend and not a hard one, it should be fine or bend it gently on both ends. The small ones that I bought are a little less pliable so I think the bigger the warmer the more agreeable it will be.
2200513
Sorry, but I'm not sure. It appears tough enough that it can be easily put on and taken off with sufficient stretch that it won't rip. As for heating it up, I will never know what effect that has !
175427
No, this is the heating pad ONLY. Many time in the instructions is says to use with the proper pad. I cannot recall what the recommendations for that pad are now however. But the item you will receive is only the electric pad.