Can it be heated to provide warm relief
1673702
There are little plastic beads inside so wouldn't think so. Have the packaging from the one I just ordered so double checked. There is no mention of being able to warm it. Personally, I would not try it and look for something that specifically says it can be heated. This is a wonderful masked either chilled or room temperature. And it absolutely shuts out all the light.
1673703
Yes and it can be cooled as well. I admit that I only use it for sleeping and I love it. But over the years I believe I have warmed and chilled it on occasion. I love the design with the comforting beads that gently mold to the shape of my face.
1673704
I wasn't sure, so I read the box. I actually like that it is a cool temperature. This is filled with ergoBeads (specially designed plastic beads). There is no mention of warming the mask; the box does mention 'freeze in sealed freezer bag for maximum relief'.
1673705
I used it for cold relief, that's why I don't know if it can be heated. But it can be cooled well
518308
I would say you probably can. It doesn't get hot like a human heating pad because K&H; says on their site that animals have different internal thermostats. Their heating pads are designed to warm the animal and not make them hot. Their site is very informative and they have all kinds of wonderful products for pets. I have 4 heating pads and one of the nylon cat houses that has a heating pad and is beautifully made!!! I highly recommend their products based on my experiences with them. Sturdy materials, heavy duty wire and coils around them, nylon, all of it. And, the fleece covers which have 4 elastic corners to go over the pad so it is soft and fleecy. I think each heating pad offers one. I would say you probably can. It doesn't get hot like a human heating pad because K&H; says on their site that animals have different internal thermostats. Their heating pads are designed to warm the animal and not make them hot. Their site is very informative and they have all kinds of wonderful products for pets. I have 4 heating pads and one of the nylon cat houses that has a heating pad and is beautifully made!!! I highly recommend their products based on my experiences with them. Sturdy materials, heavy duty wire and coils around them, nylon, all of it. And, the fleece covers which have... » Read More I would say you probably can. It doesn't get hot like a human heating pad because K&H; says on their site that animals have different internal thermostats. Their heating pads are designed to warm the animal and not make them hot. Their site is very informative and they have all kinds of wonderful products for pets. I have 4 heating pads and one of the nylon cat houses that has a heating pad and is beautifully made!!! I highly recommend their products based on my experiences with them. Sturdy materials, heavy duty wire and coils around them, nylon, all of it. And, the fleece covers which have 4 elastic corners to go over the pad so it is soft and fleecy. I think each heating pad offers one. « Show Less
1089335
Yes you can. But I would imagine it would take between 20 to 30 minutes for it to warm up. So you would need to preplan and be extremely cautious because the can will get very hot.
2831
Yes. You might need to play around with the levels of heat but it will work fine.
1428299
The housing does get warm, but not uncomfortably so. To pick up or move it is a non issue. I think that you could burn yourself with it but you would have to lay on it or you on it, to burn yourself (you would have to be really stupid)...but it would not be like a branding iron but more like a bit overly hot heating pad.
729935
I don't see why you cannot? but I do not dare lying on this because I fear the wiring might be folded the wrong way and accidentally electrocute me? However, my skin became dehydrated, sensitive and itchy over time because I love it so much I used it everyday for may be a month or so. I now out it on my laps for warmness.Having said this, I love this heat wrap because it does become warm in a very short time.
555129
Yes,the whole thing heats up,I love it! It really helps w/aches & pains,not to mention,can warm you up when its cold out,in the winter. You should try it!
2275209
It wouldn't hurt to try. If you are doing it for medicinal purposes I would try it without the heat. Please post how it works out.
204609
Yes...because the product is made of stainless which can be used with induction heating. It is a quality product. I hope you it.
854056
you would have to contact the manufactuer for a question like this i have them but just used it to heat i would guess you could but as to a specific temperature you need to ask the people who made it
1048291
I haven't used it yet but, the instructions state "Occasionally upon application, a temporary warming or stinging sensation may be felt". Hope this helps.
877776
Hard to answer. It is warm to the point I very seldom use the heat part and I am old and Thin. Best I can do.
613379
It eased the arthritis pain in my husbands fingers and I used it as a replacement for a heating pad for an injured knee. The heat works great but I can't say whether or not the light has any effect. We are pleased with it but you could probably buy a heating pad for less money.
1642467
Yes you can, it doesn't get hot enough, the heat radiates from the bottom and it is just a nice warm heat, not hot.
25594
The metal does get pretty warm. I bought a cushion to sit on and it works great.
535448
Yes, you can use it to keep things warm. It has an infinite control that goes to very low heat.
1123927
not sure, it was fairly flexable and heating it gently would probably help.