what's temp for each setting? can i use it as foot warmer? i mean step on it while sitting on a chair? thanks
808103
No idea as to degree settings but I use it as a warmer as it can cover your feet nicely and at the 2nd and 3rd settings does get warm. You can step on it with no problems it is really a nice piece of work for the price.
808104
I do not know the actual temperatures. I can leave it on high, tightly wrapped around my feet for a couple hours and my feet feel warm, without burning the skin. At night time I put it on the intermediate setting (just to play it safe) and never have any problems with overheating my feet. I have one of these beneath each of the desks in my two offices, one in my bed, and my wife keeps one at the foot of the living room couch for when she watches television.
808105
I don't know the temp for each setting but I believe you could use it as a foot warmer on the low setting.
808106
Does the cover stay put? the one i have the soft cover keeps coming off and the plastic pad is exposed. Thanks.
808107
Yes I use it on low all night in my bed for my feet because I get cramps in my feet. Its also much larger then a regular heat pad.I really enjoy using it.
808108
I don't know the specific temps per setting but I put on the lowest setting and my cat sleeps on it comfortably, when I turn it to the hottest temp my dachshund loves to sleep on it in his bed, it's nice and warm but not too hot! I think you can use any of the settings to warm your feet, the hottest setting might make ur feet sweat
808109
I use the high setting, but it may be too hot for many people. I'm not sure of the exact temperatures for each setting, but medium would work to relieve most pain and relax muscles. As far as using it for a foot warmer, the instructions say not to place it under your body, but placing it over your feet would work.
1641118
The setting is hi med and low. As for as the degree pf each setting I do not know. We never have ours over the lo. Just a tad over and it gets too hot. Room temp not machine.
639937
The knob has 3 "settings" - OFF, ON a little, ON a lot. The "On a lot" is for when you want to have radiant heat, but I have thick soled shoes and use this setting all the time - except when I turn it off.I love my Toasty Toes and use it all year 'round. In the summer the AC is cooler than I like.
161910
It has low medium and high. It has thirteen different temps that you can set. Not sure of the exact temp. It is warm than extremely hot.
2279047
The mat should feel warmer than body temperature. The mat needs to be on a cold surface to work, cannot be placed on other thsn a cold hard surface. Lift the mat and feel under it on the rubber bottom surface it should be very warm to touch. I have 3 mats on all winter and work well. The temperature needs to be 38 degrees or colder to work best.
1417127
I dont know the exact temperature, but at the center edges whear the pot sits above the burner they exceed 700 degrees Fahrenheit, and the legs get unconfortably warm to the touch, but not hot enough to burn/mark wood decking.
1175846
Yes it does come with heated foot pad. You can turn the heat on the foot pad on or off using the remote control. The foot pad gets hot pretty quickly. I usually end up turning it on only for a few minutes.
219351
There are two temperature settings, Low (setting 1) and High (setting 2). You can therefore set the heat to a setting comfortable to you. The device will not get too hot in any scenario (it's powered by one AAA battery) and is completely safe for cosmetic use. You can feel how hot it gets with your fingers, on the heating probe, without any worries about burning.
1130976
I am not sure that I understand this question correctly. I put my foot down to the wooden foot rest inside at the bottom. The foot rest is probably 3/4 inch from the very bottom. I feel pretty comfortable. Never worried if it will burn my feet. The heat level is adjustable.
1697851
There are five settings from "warm" to "high".I measured the temperatures applied to body with the pad between a recliner chair back and my t-shirt clad back.The temperature was measured between the pad and the t-shirt.I measured "warm" at around 108 degrees F and "high" at around 113 - 116 degress F.I like them hot, and it delivers. 116 degrees is about my maximum tolerance.The pad temperature may vary somewhat depending on how it is applied.
1559838
Trick question. If it is sitting on table at a room temperature of 70 deg F. Then around 85-90 Deg F. If it is inside a quilt blanket where much less heat is lost, then it gets quite warm to the touch (approx 120 Deg F). Again with a theoretical no heat loss, then temperature would continue to rise.
69091
3 heat settings plus off. So...low, med, high. I found the low setting is hot enough. Unfortunately within 24 hours the light on the control stopped working. This is dangerous as could be inadvertently be left on as no timer and cut off switch on this pad. I now keep it as a backup and bought a different make with a timer! I consider this pad very dangerous as if it is left on it could burn someone who did not have the mobility to turn it off. Hope this helps.
749628
I turned on the heat feature yesterday and looked inside the unit where you insert your feet. I could see the heating unit light up so it is in fact working. I am guessing that this is a very low setting to reduce the chances of excess perspiration. It would be hard to clean the interior of the foot inserts and remove any odors.
620158
I measured this thing to get to 165 degrees, so if you want warm boots, you could put this on a timer to start about an hour before you need them and they will be plenty warm.
404680
Our amount of usage is limited. We have found it does not radiate heat much beyond the edges of the unit. When you sit back and put your feet up, you will definitely feel the heat on your feet. Yes, you will most likely have to get close to feel the warmth.
1324544
It is warmer at the foot end, and I find that a setting of 2 or 3 is great for sleeping, anything higher than that is too warm. I does get warm in the upper portions also and it seems to be pretty even from side to side.
1321976
The heat? No, it would better to put your feet in it & let them warm up slowly till it gets hot so you won't be surprised, lol. You can always turn the heat off & let it cool then turn it back on, the jets are adjustable & so is the air pressure pushing the water. Mine messed up, if you but it I suggest getting one of those things that doesn't allow short circuits......I miss mine, I do taekwondo & my feet & ankles hurt constantly.