Can this be used on an air mattress?
530826
Yes. It doesn't get warm enough to cause a problem. Mine is suspended on a panel over my feet, so the weight isn't on my feet, and it's just warm enough to be comforting. Hope this helps.
530827
I would think so. I use mine on low, and it comes with timer so you would leave it just as long as you like. I would put a mattress pad on the air mattress first.
530828
For this question, I would consult with the manufacturer. I can say that the cuddler doesn't get really, really hot, but I just don't know much about air mattresses and how they might be affected.
530829
Don't know. I use mine on a SleepNumberBed! But I don't believe it would do any harm on an air bed. It does not get hot enough. If you have a good quality air mattress (not the kind you would take camping for example) I feelm it would be fine especially since it has three temp levels.
530830
I have no idea I don't remember any info on the instructions on this. Sorry
530831
Don't see why it couldn't as long as it wasn't directly on the mattress. HOWEVER, I don't recommend the product at all. I tried three times and they don't last a year. Google for one made by Sealy. We've bought two of them for my husband and I and we love them.
1054344
I have not used the frame with an air mattress, but I think it will most likely not work well. There are points where the support wires are welded to the outer frame. I am sure these would puncture the bed fairly quickly. If however, you placed plywood or other rigid material over the frame and then put the air mattress on top, it might work. I have wood under one of my mattresses (to support my back and it stays in place just fine. Another thing to consider is that the air mattress will slip off the frame pretty easily because it is very light. I have six of these bed frames and I use them with heavy foam mattresses, and they still slip some from time to time, despite being the weight of a standard spring mattresses. Hope that helps :)
2025880
It should, I used it on a great big king size air bed.You know the abuse they can get!!
1234973
It is best to use an air pump. I have a small one that I use for air mattresses and it works great. If you are taking it to a resort or pool, they may inflate it for you. I took mine to the Mandalay Bay and they aired it up for free. Worked great in the lazy river!
2098537
I think so, I have a Coleman and a Walmart off brand and the attachments that came with it worked on both types of air mattresses.
2009487
Nice and sturdy. But I dont know about an air mattress..I'd probably cover it with something first.
873685
I've never tried that, but I'm thinking that if your mattress is on the firm side, you should be able to. If you have a soft mattress, it may not work.
663093
maybe but would need tape to keep air going in good - air bed inflater is best for around 10 buck because it deflates the bed also so there is no air in it when folding to put away
1655132
Yes! The top ring has to be blown up. Usually a small DC volt air mattress pump, with a cone shaped variable size nozzle will work fine. The air hole is about 1 inch in diameter.
147962
Yes it can. I use it all the time to inflate basketballs, etc. Works great.
96949
As far as I know you can. If you have an adjustable foundation, or if you don't, if you use just the mattress. It should work fine.
1389870
Yes. It is held in place by the weight of the mattress, so unless the mattress is extremely thin and extremely light, I think it would work fine.
678306
Absolutely not. This is a very small, low-volume, high pressure pump for bike tires. You would spend literally hours trying to inflate an air mattress with it.
937004
This easily fits a queen size bed at a hotel leaving their comforter on the bed. I have not used this on an air mattress yet. But we take them to hotels and use them, so we don't have to sleep on their mattress. It works GREAT for this purpose.
1286907
Yes absolutely. You plug it in, flip the on switch and then inflate it to the firmness of your choice. If it's too firm, you can flip another switch and just let out a little air. This is a great air mattress.
2179475
You probably can. I forget if it came with attachments for stuff like that. Your air mattress may have the attachment it needs. I changed my coupler out and ran a different hose with a regular fitting (like for air tools). Much more convenient than what it came with. If you are using this camping just a word of caution, it is NOT quiet. I bought a cheap air pump just for blowing up my air mattress at the local sporting goods store. Super quiet, cheap, and no need for attachments. This compressor will piss off your camp neighbors if they are close to you. Other than that it's a great compressor for everything else. I have two of them.
1848290
You can. I will say though that if you plan on using an air mattress it will limit the foot space, as the height gets narrow in the foot area.