How does the Moist side of this work? Where does the moisture come from?
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I haven't used the moist part, and I can't find my directions, but the heating pad should have a spongy insert. I think you moisten that part and put it back inside.
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There is a thin sheet of foam included that you can moisten and put inside the liner. I have never used it, so I can't tell you how well it works.
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no i have no idea where the moisture come from and it does not get any thing wet im really happy with mine the only thing i can say bad about it is its not bendable so its just good if you need it flat for a back leg stomach
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Hello! Thank you for your question! We are unsure of a safe method to re-moisten this product and therefore we encourage you to contact the Pet Naturals of Vermont company directly for advise. We hope this information is helpful! If we can assist you with anything further, please feel free to contact us directly through Amazon! Jenna G. Swanson Health Products
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Not all of them have moist heat. If yours does, there is a thin piece "aquifer sponge" in with it. (It looks like a piece of light blue felt.) Wet it with warm water, ring it out and then place it between the heating pad & the cover.
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This just keeps the pads moist. When they get dry it actually hurts to use. Don't put a lot on the pad, just a small amount to keep it moist.
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Yes, in an enclosed area it does create some moisture from the steam of the dryer. Run the dehumidifier with the dryer.
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I have a neck injury and have used these for years, but I am not sure if I would call it a moist heat. It can be an intense heat which makes my neck sweat, so I guess that makes it sort of moist. :-) It seems like a deeper heat than a electric heating pad. Hope this helps a little.
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You need lotion, and it really has to be moist. I put on aveeno and add water to it
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Same as what Mr. Drake said. Just make sure to consider if damp might turn into soaking wet. The area of the country I'm originally from has torrential down-pours and sometimes "side-pours" as it will seemingly rain sideways in strong wind- ha ha!
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I"m sorry I don't know the answer to your question. I use the bathroom fan and shower with the door open...so I don't have the problem you describe with moisture buildupI primarily find the product puts a polish on the glass which makes the water slide off the shower door when squeegeed preventing the hard water spots.
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No, it is not moist in itself but moisture forms when the wrap as been on your skin for awhile. It works very well!
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I have this and I don't have a problem with moisture. It works great for me. If anything put a paper towel under it to absorb the moisture.
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I don't keep mine moist. I hang it and let it dry (as stiff as a board) because I was afraid of the mildew threat also. I just soak mine to death in warm water before I use it. Its been going strong for a couple years now ans still looks like new. ** And my husband is not gentle on this when he wrings it out either!
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I don't think it was made for moisture expected in a shower. I have wiped mine ( in the kitchen) with damp cloths and that doesn't bother it. As I have mentioned before, the corners are rather pointy and sharp ( not like a knife) something I would think about before using in a shower
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Bacteria needs moisture. Otherwise not sure. Never had any problems though.
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It's big enough to use it in any position. The directions say you're not supposed to lay on it and lay it on yourself instead, but I've used it both ways (under and on top of me). This is the best heating pad I've ever had. I don't know how it makes moisture, but it does. It has lasted me longer than the cheaper ones too!
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Hi Andres, I really don't know the answer to your question. It is my understanding that this is a humidifier. I got it to add moisture to the air. I don't think that temperature impacts that, although the amount of moisture already in the air might impact it. When I turn it on, I can see that it is putting out moist air and it runs until it runs out of water or until I cut it off. In times of dryness I have to fill it in the morning and then again at bedtime (twice a day)