I bought the small heating pad by K & H...now I want to purchase the unheated house. Are there holes for the cord in this one?
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No just a front door entrance and a back door entrance. Sorry for being so late. It is really nice though
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There is a small space for the cord to go through. It's tight, but I was able to get the cord through the house when I was assembling it.
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Check under the carpet floor in your safe and you may find a hole. Two of my safe's had them, one didn't, so I drill one on the bottom back corner where I put the dryer. I hope this helped. RJ
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It's not really a heating pad, it's just a fuzzy cloth cover for a heating pad. Hope this helps.
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There should be an electrical cord that runs the heating element. I can't see it in the picture. On my unit the rod that supports the heating element is aluminum and the grate is stainless steel. None can be seen in the picture.
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I Don't Think I Would Use It, The Pad Is Electric Not Hot But Warm Could Start A Fire, I Would Call K&H; Manufacturing The Maker Of The Pad, I Would Google The Name, Hope That Helps.
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Mine does not have the holes. Sorry you have that. I would go ahead and return the second and try one more time. Worth it! I just love mine.
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It depends on which one you receive when you order. If you receive the one in the photo then yes, that is the older model that I used to have and it did have the holes to hang it. But if you don't receive the one in the photo, because when I ordered this heater again I thought I was getting the one in the photo and I received a newer version of it, it does not have the holes in the back to hang it. Hopes this helps!
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There is no removable cover. The pad just unplugs from the cord to enable washing the entire pad. I have not yet washed it, but I just love this heating pad.
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I did. Fold along natural lines in the pad and turn the pad half way through the heating cycle. Hope this helps. Sarah
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I am so sorry but the review I wrote should have been for their electric blanket, I entered it on the wrong product. However, I did purchase the heating pad and I do like it very much and there has been no problems with the coils. I've had no problem sleeping on it at all.
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The heating pad itself is covered in flexible plastic. But there is a washable soft cloth cover over that as well as a slim foam pad over one side.
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I asked the The Kitty Tube manufacturers about this for myself a few weeks ago because they had had a low voltage heating pad on their website and then it wasn't there. I was told they will be offering a new, improved version soon. Contact them directly and they could tell you more.
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From the statement I read that a cord did not come with the extra large pad? It sounds like the product when manufactured, did not have a cord. When product was shipped ny supplier (not manufacturer) they did not inspect the product for defects. {1} From whom did you order the product from? If it was thru Amazon then get them involved. [2] Was it thru Light Relief here is a link: http://www.lightrelief.com/request-custserv.html?src=affiliate&aid=14626 The only problem is that it is a customer seervice center. A call may help if you ordered from them.
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The cord is a little over 6 feet in length from the heating pad to the outlet. The cover is made of washable cotton and polyester. This is the best heating pad we have found so far....love the digital moist heat and the extra length of the heating pad. Hope this helps.
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Yes the one we bought had predrilled holes. There was one drilled for temperature and one for spout.
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Hello, I have never had a problem with it over heating but I am also not constantly online. If you are constantly online then I am assuming it might become there are no holes for ventilation. Hope that helps
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I am not sure, but I suspect that the issue may be either the capacity (wire size/length) of the extension cord necessary to safely carry the electrical load, or more likely, not having a watertight connection between the cord of the heating pad and the extension cord. I used an extension cord on mine last winter without issue. However, I took the precaution of using a 12', 14 gage, outdoor rated extension cord and connected it to the heating pad using a water-tight cord lock to ensure no water could get into the plug connection. I had no problems doing this and intend to do the same this winter.