What is the difference between a "bonnet" and a "pad"? The description sounds like they are just different names for the same thing?
908318
The bonnet that comes with this unit has an elastic around it and fits over the steam head. Then unit also has clips that can be used to attach a pad or a small towel to the head. In my case we attached a cheap Costco white towel to the head with the clips. If the floor is really dirty we may just throw the towel away. If not we can toss it in the washer and use it again. A lot of dirt gets on the towel or bonnet given you are blasting the dirt with steam and then wiping it up with the towel/pad or bonnet.
908319
I believe the "bonnet" is the cover that slips over the steam base of the unit. The base unit has clamps built into it to hold other things you use between the base and the floor. The beauty of this unit is that it doesn't require special pads. You can use anything you have on hand. I've used some microfiber cleaning cloths I have for the car.
908320
The bonnet has little "arms" all over it where as the pad is smooth. I still love my steam cleaner! I use it almost daily:)
908321
To my knowledge they are the same thing. The "pads" all have elastic that you stretch over the steamer head.
1461169
yes, it says pad...not pads. I will say this though, it works very well. It washes well and you use it over and over. I have several and would buy them again.
18063
None of the other answers are really correct. It has a micro USB port up top for charging, but it also has support for Qi wireless charging. Qi chargers are the "pads" you're thinking of. So, really, it's both.
1637047
It's Like a combination of both.. I can't really tell lol , poor mouse pad but you get used to it ! i guess
540897
I'm not sure of the model number, but this is for the extended-sized head. It's 16" long, so measure your current piece to be sure. I ordered it, and it didn't fit my originial head, so I ordered the replacement head, and I'm THRILLED because it's so much larger. It means it covers more area, and I'm done faster and don't need as many pads.
204593
Before I had these pads my son would suck, chew then spit up on the Ergo strap so I think it's one in the same. I thought it be nicer if I didn't have to clean the Ergo carrier as often. As for the way Ergobaby is typed I'm not sure. I'd assume they are the same, because I don't think you can make a knock off using the same letters.
1354841
I use it without bonnets for applying polish or wax. I use bonnets over it for removing polish or wax.
2275780
The item you are asking about is actually the "armour" component rather than the pad itself. The Air Pad Armour is a tough rubber/plastic that goes over the corners and underneath the pad to aid in puncture resistance. So if you are looking for a sleeping pad, do not get this item. You would want to look for the Air Pad itself.These can be found at: ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad - LongThere is a chart on that page that lists the dimensions of all the size options, they range from 1" to about 4" thick when fully inflated. Very comfortable I might add! I have the 3" option. The item you are asking about is actually the "armour" component rather than the pad itself. The Air Pad Armour is a tough rubber/plastic that goes over the corners and underneath the pad to aid in puncture resistance. So if you are looking for a sleeping pad, do not get this item. You would want to look for the Air Pad itself.These can be found at: ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad - LongThere is a chart on that page that lists the dimensions of all the size options, they range from 1" to... » Read More The item you are asking about is actually the "armour" component rather than the pad itself. The Air Pad Armour is a tough rubber/plastic that goes over the corners and underneath the pad to aid in puncture resistance. So if you are looking for a sleeping pad, do not get this item. You would want to look for the Air Pad itself.These can be found at: ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad - LongThere is a chart on that page that lists the dimensions of all the size options, they range from 1" to about 4" thick when fully inflated. Very comfortable I might add! I have the 3" option. « Show Less
661531
The bonnet has a secure hose attachment. You will not have to stay completely still. Although the one pictured is not my exact model. My bonnet is black
1690969
I've looked at both of them and can't figure out the difference. The measurementsare nearly identical. The MODS is more expensive and I don't know what 'MODS' stands for. I have the less expensive one and it works well and has held up well. Sorry I can't be of more help.
64993
Yes. Both pads can be adjusted or removed. The head pad, however, adjusts using Velcro. This limits its adjustment range, and if you take it off it will leave two halves of Velcro, which is permanent to the main board. The lower pad can be adjusted quite a bit, and it is put on with a strap so it will completely remove. Hope this helps.
879800
If you are familiar with the North face duffel bags, the mesh storage pocket on the inside cover of the bag is very similar to the mesh on the sleepy pod air. The only difference is the SPA has two layers of mesh whereas the duffel has one. As I've never seen a Sherpa bag in real life I can't say whether the sleepy pod is better or more claw resistant , but I'm sure it's not claw proof
1837958
I had to look up the bag online to see the similarities because I do not own it. Now, from what I've seen, the shapes of both changing pads are the same -- oblong or oval. As far as the size and texture, I am not certain. I only went as far as looking at pictures. To get a better idea, go on YouTube and type in "JJ Cole Changing Clutch, Mixed Leaf." This video is a little over 2 minutes long and the lady is explaining all the little details. There is also a 29 second video on YouTube which gets to the point and just shows you everything without all the blabber: "JJ Cole Changing Clutch - Compact for on-the-go changing," typed as is. Hope this helps.
1705925
I'm not sure, they're all different. Google it. I haven't had mine out yet.
2261891
Sorry, I don't know the difference. I will say that the eComfort lap desk which I have is much smaller than I expected. It was not really what I wanted and I've been a bit frustrated with the product, so maybe/hopefully the size is different. Good luck.
1363121
mine came with both...I would assume tho that you can google pads and covers for built in ones and you can find them on ebay or amazon...
981441
When I bought my pads, there were 3 kinds. A scrubbing pad, a polish pad and a buffing pad. You shouldnuse the scrubbing pad. It is kind of rough and fibrous. It is for scrubbing/cleaning. The other two are for polishing. The cleaning/scrubbing ones are either green or brown in color. The polish pads are either grey or white.