Can this be used in a room that people sleep in?
1681162
It is not recommened, but I use them everywhere. I figure there is more of a danger from the drugs I am forced to take for diabetes than there is from a pest strip.
1681163
I've been using them in bedrooms for over a year with no noticeable negative effects. I have to be much more careful with the birds than humans (because of their lungs and sensitivities, not priorities). The label warns against using them with birds but after extensive discussion with bird people I trust, I tried them. Also no negative effects with the birds. Not having moths for the first time in years is heaven!
1681164
No nooooo. It tells you areas like a garage!Will give you a severe headache and then further illness if its within feet of human's or pet's breathing.I do use it inside my apartment but I place them in a room we only pass through, 15ft from the nearest bedroom and 7ft from the kitchen.Do read the chemical's warnings.
1681165
I would not recommend doing that. The strip gives off vapors which can be disturbing if a person is subjected to them for prolonged periods. Also, the vapors are an insecticide which can be unhealthy over time. I use the strips in my basement and in contained entry halls where flying insects can gain access to the house but where people are only briefly.
539619
If you have the mattress in a room with other people, I don't think you would want to try adding air in the middle of the night but it inflates so fast I didn't think noise was a problem.
754657
Sounds is very minor. It would possibly keep you awake should you sleep right next to it; but in another room it's really a non-issue for us.
415321
We have never actually used this piece of furniture ourselves as we bought it for a guest bed room in our winter home in Florida. Our guests seem to enjoy it as I have seen them sitting in it. It is not very big and is very firm so I don't think it would be suitable for sleeping. Also it would not be comfortable for a large person. It's just the right size for the corner of the bedroom where it was placed and so far we have been happy with the purchase. Hope this helps.
1356403
yes. it's very noisy at every speed. if u put it at slow speed during sleep u can't sleep. Im very sensitive to noise. I only use it when im out side.
1737919
Yes, we have it plugged in our master bathroom. But it is very noisy. I don't think we could sleep it if was plugged in our bedroom. Also, you cannot put it "inside" of a drawer with a plug, or "inside" a cabinet. It needs to be ventilated. So, it has to be plugged and put "on top" of something. We have it on the edge of our Jacuzzi bathtub in the master bathroom, and need to shut the door and so we don't hear it from our bed. We do have a large bedroom and the master bath is about 23' from the headboard of the bed, so shutting the door is enough to exclude the sound of the cooler. Keep that in mind!
848333
I sleep in it, In fact that is when I use it most of the time. I would say it depends on the person.I have no problem.
968431
I use it in iur bedrooms. I put it on the bed side table. I bought one to try. I liked it well enough to purchase two more.
1056990
I would think you could use this since the support slats are close together and made of metal. The only issue I could see is if the mattress is heavy and the person sleeping on the mattress is heavy as well. I think the weight limit is something like 250 or 300 pounds.
1581142
It would be awkward but it should work. I don't think 2 adults could sleep with it in the bed--unless it is a king-sized bed.
2108501
No, I think you would be ok. It does make noise and vibrate, but it does not bother someone in another room. At least that is the experience in our home.
437069
That would be a great use for it. And the mist would add moisture to that stagnant hotel air. The light could act as a nightlight for the kids (like we do.) But it does not take long for the scent to fill the room.
1656003
Yes no problem... We use it for our vacation rental home and it will sleep 2 adults quite easily.
2068713
I don't think so. The cot is not wide enough and I doubt you would be able to get a reasonable night's sleep without being able to move some. You might be able to fit an adult and a small child on it, but neither would be able to move much all night.
929973
You probably could...you can adjust the volume...I don't know if you'd want to do that though. The whole idea of it is to create background noise to distract you and help you sleep...you can turn it up pretty high. I think it would work in a living room, it does project, it also has a nice feature that if background noise goes up, it adjusts the volume to automatically go up. If you cough, the volume goes up for that moment. I has a lot of sounds to choose from. I use it to help me sleep since I have a constant ringing in my ear. It seems to help most of the time. Good luck.
1264157
No and we can't use this in the bedroom as a result. If I block the light then it's tricky to control. Anyway I have found even quiet mode a bit louder for sleeping than the kind that I prefer. But I love it for kitchen and exercise/office space.
21684
It does give out a tiny bit of light but I've never slept in a room with in on all night. I would imagine it would not be enough to disturb even the lightest sleeper. You could alway point the light towards the wall to not have to see it at all.