how does this keep them cool? is it just the plastic sheet itself /
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There is a gel inside that somehow stays cool. I put it in the car when we take our golden with us it helps him stay cooler then he would be without it. He sleeps on it all the time. He use to go in our bathroom to lay on the cool tile floor at night but now he sleeps next to the bed. My dog is 15yrs old and he has a hard time in the heat and this has helped him a lot.
455579
There is a thin gel core inside that somehow stays cool, it's not super cold but is definitely cool to the touch, my lab loves laying on it.
1124930
It seems to be made of a vinyl like plastic. I haven't had any issue with it but I don't leave my child in for that long , just for feeding times and occasional sitting and chilling
1609967
If I recall, the surface gets pretty warm. Not blazing hot, but you wouldn't want a toddle walking around it unsupervised, for example.
1749520
Its a rubber sheet with flannel on one side.. thin enough for some give, but we used it under a regular sheet as it slid around if in on top as the plastic side is slippery surface.
1097606
I dont know how it works, but it does stay cool to the touch and my dogs enjoyed it last summer.
606683
There are settings so you can control the air flow, it goes under the top sheet.
714443
Generally, the lunchbox is quite good at keeping things cool. There is a removable plastic tray that fits snugly into the outside rectangular box. I make my lunches the night before, then store the tray in the fridge overnight. When I put the tray in the outer box in the morning, everything is very cold and seems to stay chilled until lunchtime. I think the silicon seal acts as a bit of an insulating layer. If I wanted to keep foods cold for more than a few hours, or if the weather were really hot, I would put the entire lunch box inside a soft-sided lunch bag along with an ice-pack. However, this makes it pretty cumbersome for the kids, who then have two separate containers to open (and lose!) which is another reason I don't find this lunchbox very practical.
1491740
It goes directly under the sheet and is fairly soft and cushy. You need a 100% cotton or another breathable fabric for the sheet.
1832770
It's all plastic. The air for drying is warm but not hot do should be fine with plastic.
271648
It keeps your sheets nice and cool. Even in the summer months my sheets are cool. Now I need something for my pillow. My pillow always gets hot.
1206371
it take the laptop cool, but there is no fan, so is just the material used to make this who take cool, sorry for my bad english
648962
It has no cooling element or material BUT it does help keep your laptop on a flat surface which helps the laptop circulate air underneath it and stay a bit cooler. It also keeps my lap from getting hot as well.
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I dont believe it retains the heat, works well to protect the mattress from moisture.
1080888
Yes, they sweat a lot. Depending on what you place it in, it stays cold in a cooler from 4-6 hrs on a hot summer day.
483111
Hi, I was told to put plastic wrap, like Saran Wrap on two or three sides to hold in the humidity. Hope that help. We have a veiled chameleon and I haven't done that yet because she seems fine.
1064324
It says 'cooling' because it is not as hot as the older memory foam toppers were. Lots of people complained about the heat retention because it is a closed cell foam. The manufacturers started adding holes in the material, then designing cooling systems to remove some of the heat. So this isn't designed to cool you, it's designed to release some of the heat (ie, cool) retained in the closed cell structure of the foam.
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Hi, the material is thin (sort of like a rain jacket). I usually keep the front and one side open. The velcro strips are spaced out so that even when it's closed there is some air that will flow through. I hope this helps.