Can I use this underneath an allergen mattress pad?
477565
I don't know, we use ours on top of a 3" mattress pad, and it is great, it has a pre heat feature, gets the bed nice and cozy in a hurry
477566
we have the mattress itself in an allergy-proof sealed zipper cover. any mattress pad we put on, we do so OVER that, so it can be taken off & washed. i think the heat is so gentle, that if it was under another pad, you would barely feel the heat. i suppose you could try it and just up the heat higher.
655128
I suppose you could but the mattress pad is built to fit a deeper mattress and may be somewhat lumpy. My mattress is only 9 inches deep and it fits fine.
1120295
Extremely thin, so I almost returned it !But it you don't need warm and have a good mattress pad underneath which is what I have,then it should work!
399973
This item should be used as a mattress pad and fitted sheet always go on the bed over any mattress pad. I have found that heated mattress pads are more effective than electric blankets because heat rises from the pad and warms the inside of the covers where you sleep instead of warming the air in the room above the covers.
2101301
probably would not work...not enough material to stretch under the mattress. I use it on a Full and it broke!
1298014
We bought it for an adult using a hospital bed to keep his sheets dry, but I guess it COULD go under the sheet. That, of course, would protect the mattress but not the sheet.
1722444
no, place the topper directly under your fitted sheet. the protector would go on the bare mattress to protect it.
1570178
We put ours on both sides of our twin bed for a while, but just under the fitted sheet and it worked/fit well. The bed is now pretty snug against the wall so no need for the second set anymore. Not sure about under the mattress pad (we have one but have always used these under just the sheets).
2081057
Certainly - you want your fitted sheet to go over the mattress pad. Just be certain that the electrical connections at the head of the bed are secure. We LOVE our heated mattress pad - still using it!!
137511
I don't see why not? It's a matress pad with a little extra fluff, so as long as your water proof sheet isn't too snug, I don't see why you would have an issue! Hope this helps!
1873046
I actually do not know the answer to this, but I tend to doubt it. I use mine on a sofa sleeper that has a very firm mattress, and it softens it up beautifully. I can only imagine the pad would sag into the existing mattress.
483888
I bought a mattress protector for a queen sized bed, and I have a full sized. So the mattress pad and mattress fit inside the protector. But I'd probably scrub it with Shout if I dumped something on it
590852
It is strongly advised not to put sharp creases or folds in the pad. the heating elements feels like wires going vertically up and down inside the pad. The pad comes with safety pins you use to pin the pad flat on the mattress by the edges. if you have to tuck the excess padding under the mattress this should be okay as long as there aren't any sharp folds
5249
The Tempur-Pedic Mattress Protector does not indicate that an electric heating pad couldn't be used in conjunction. Therefore, I think it is safe if you wanted to use an electric blanket w/ it.
891018
I don't see why you couldn't it just slips over the pillow and allergen cover.
2077341
I don't believe so, however, the mattress pad will protect the mattress from some small accidents and minor spills. This mattress pad has enough cushioning to hide an additional covering or pad that may be required for nighttime accidents.
908422
This is definitely not meant to be a mattress pad. For my purposes, it's just a thin layer to keep dust a and mites out of the mattress.