Can you use an electric blanket with it?
477724
You should ask the manufacture of the earthing sheet. Electric blankets arnt good for you tho:/
477725
I used an electric mattress pad.I didn't notice adifference with this product
522373
Hi...you can but they are not as bad as when I slept ontop of my regular electric blanket and......the pad is AMAZINGLY warm. It is a great investment!
373150
Hello, yes it is safe to use on an electric bed the mat (sheet) will not interfere with it. The products only plug into the ground port, they do not use any electricity.
1358593
The blanket says it runs on 110-120 Vac 180w. The electrical plug is a 2-prong "USA type A". You will need a plug adapter. Where you buy it, you can ask them if the above electrical system is compatible with your electric service. You can also find more information on that on line under a number of different searches such as: "electrical services" or "International electrical compatibility", etc. You might also try e-mailing the manufacturer "Sunbeam" and ask them. I hope this helps.
517495
I suppose you could, however be careful getting to close to the heating element. People like the sheets because you can wash them and re-use them.
2220375
I think it would be like using an electric blanket which I use all the time with my memory foam bed. But to be safe, contact the company selling the mattress and ask.
979974
I returned the blanket. I wanted a replacement for a previous electric blanket that had two wireless remotes. Apparently no one makes a king blanket with wireless remotes. The blanket I returned had wires everywhere. I suspect if you unplug your blanket for ten seconds then power it up again, the code will disappear.
2146507
Sure you could...either hem with needle and thread or use duct tape. Will look like crapbut it could work if you don't care what it looks like. BTW...this is not a very large blanketso if cut in half will be very small / short. Would not recommend doing this unless you have a very compelling reason to alter the blanket.
1548556
This unit normally operates using a electric cord at home. If you want to, you can operate it with batteries, like for a picnic outdoors, and it will keep the contents warm.
440058
Yes you can. It has a very thick base which holds the heat in. You need very little electricity in order to heat it up. Lower the temp quickly because electric stoves sometimes need time to cool down
451408
Yeah I had the same problem. I had to scoot the couch closer to the wall and you really have to lay with your feet toward the end of the couch closer to the wall with the outlet. I'm not sure how other blankets work to know if this is a good design or not. I just assumed that to be electric you had to plug it in so you were stuck with the wires. Works good for me though, but it might be that I just don't know any better :).
1582981
Yes you can. I was told to wash in on gentle and low heat to dry. My wife loves her blanket (pictured above) of our boys. It's is more the work every penny, plus the seller goes above and beyond to make sure it's the way you want it. I'll be doing a lot more business with her. They also print on a lot more items than just blankets. Hope this helps.Danny
1902704
It actually warms up quickly. I think you might want to the instructions. It took me awhile to do the settings properly. Mine works great. I wouldn't trade it for an electric blanket ever. If it is a defective unit, I would exchange it.
1152941
No. This blanket is very thin. I would not buy it unless you plan to put another blanket in top of it. Not worth the money.
679805
I use a electric blanket/pad that goes under the sheets and is like a fitted mattress cover. I've used the electric heading blanket/pad all winter and have not seen any break-down of the memory foam topper; however, the electric blanket/pad does not come in direct contact with the memory foam.
1383519
It says not to do that in the manual... but I do. Have had mine for several years and so far no problem. Just have to adjust the temp setting down a bit so as not to burn yourself. I never expect more then several years out of a blanket because of how hard I use it.
1582982
Yes you can. I was told to wash in on gentle and low heat to dry. My wife loves her blanket (pictured above) of our boys. It's is more the work every penny, plus the seller goes above and beyond to make sure it's the way you want it. I'll be doing a lot more business with her. They also print on a lot more items than just blankets. Hope this helps. Danny