does this work for softside mattresses also? its just a king size waterbed mattresss inside of a lined regular mattress basically...no heater
444435
Yes, I have used Blue Magic in two different waterbeds over the last 20 or more years, and this product works well. Use it at least once a year, and you should have no problems with mildew. I find it is a good idea to have a dedicated hose for filling and/or draining the waterbed, I hope this is helpful.
444436
pretty sure it would. They are fitted sheets and is working well for our king size waterbed mattress.
444437
I have a similar set up and yes the product works when mixed in withthe water in the bed as directed. Been doing this for many years now, with no undesirable effects to the waterbed.
444438
Yes, it will work fine. We don't have a heater in our waterbed either.I've used this product for several years.
444439
I have a similar set up and yes the product works when mixed in with the water in the bed as directed. Been doing this for many years now, with no undesirable effects to the waterbed.
776297
I don't have a waterbed but I think it should work just fine ,I love mine it dose t cone out unless you change your bedding.Enjoy
1348975
I doubt this would work very well on a water bed mattress, however you could ask the company who is very easy to work with
834864
I do not know how placing this foam under your mattress will work for you. If your mattress is soft then it will still be soft if you place it on a piece of plywood. This foam will prevent a soft mattress from bottoming out on a hard surface. This foam is great for a mattress on it's own.
626372
There was no obvious heat buildup as opposed to other mattress protectors, and you can sleep directly on it if terry cloth isn't uncomfortable for you...but please know it does not last very long if you have a child who wets the bed. My mattress is RUINED because this thing only lasts a few washes.
765609
I do not use on the mattress, I cut the pad loose from the side stuff, place it long way across the bottom of a queen bed so it keeps our feet and legs very warm. We roll it up and take on trips when we travel. We really like it the way we use the electric mattress pad. Great buy for the money. S Hudson Brant
2136134
These will work on a waterbed mattress if it is the kind of mattress that has a seam to "grip" on to. It your waterbed mattress is only a flat freeflow than these will not work. They have to have something to "grip" on to, hence the name Grippers.
879244
Assuming you are trying to reduce the heat loss from the water heater, this would not be a good choice. This product works well as a reflector of heat from a radiator, but has limited value as an insulator. There are products made specifically to slow the heat loss from hot water heaters. For help see http://energy.gov/energysaver/projects/savings-project-insulate-your-water-heater-tank
915271
If your heater is meant for hard side water bed, than yes it should. If your current heater is old, I would buy a new one and use it simply because of the difficulty in changing it once the mattress is filled. I would however recommend leaving the old heater in to use in conjunction with, or as a back up to the new one. I'm glad I did so because this mattress seems to be more difficult to heat than the old one I had. Hope this helps
275777
It did not work as it should have. It just didn't fit the thick queen size mattress that I have and wasn't high enough to keep the blanket off of your feet. I kept trying to use it but it just didn't work out. I probably gave it away or donated it to our local Abuse Council for them to sell. I would not recommend it to anyone. Perhaps someone else had a better experience with it and will give you a better answer than I have.
725648
Always had a hard sided waterbed so don't know the answer. I don't see why it wouldn't fit. But I love mine(super single) and I also bought my mom the Calif. King and she loves it too!
1027634
Yes, this heater is made for a hard side waterbed which IS a bladder-style bed inside a wood (hard side) frame. It took me awhile to figure that out.
192259
it's installed in a king...maybe it is supposed to be in a twin because it doesn't keep the king warm. I installed the original heater to work with the innoMax...now with both heaters working in conjuction..the bed stays warm...owned for 6 months
1935603
The mattress on which I use it is only 4 inches deep, however, there is a lot of room in the casing surrounding the mattress. I will say that as long as any wetness doesn't reach the sides, and is only in the middle of the mattress, this product should be fine. The sides of the cover are not water proof.
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I am not sure, but you should probably do something. I would check with a waterbed retailer.
2161220
I to was concerned about being to hot on a foam mattress. I am post menopausal and hot on any bed, however the foam is not any different then my regular bed for heat. I purchased a nice think mattress pad maybe that's helping.
2125819
No the fitted part of the sheet will not fit a standard mattress. It looks similar to a flat sheet with triangle corners to hold it on the waterbed mattress.