can i put a thin memory foam pad on my tempurpedic mattress
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Maureen, I'm assuming you can put a thin topper on the mattress. I have no need to, but if you want one I don't see why not. Maybe this question is better aimed to the folks at tempurpedic, as they could give you a more direct answer. I am happy with the comfort I received when I switched from the traditional spring to the tempurpedic brand.
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Yes exactly so - I have a tempurpedic memory foam mattress which is pretty deep and it fit great.
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Elvin, I use it on memory foam that has holes for air circulation, so it's supposed to stay cool. The mattress is okay on its own, and better yet with topper, but the difference is not that great. Couldn't say how it would perform on Tempurpedic. I think in general these memory foam toppers are designed for use on regular mattresses, not mattresses that are already foam. Also, it's thicker than you think: your bed will be a lot higher and you have to make sure your fitted sheet can cover it. Wish I could be more specific on Tempurpedic. My best guess is that it will help, but I can't honestly say how much. Good luck! Elvin, I use it on memory foam that has holes for air circulation, so it's supposed to stay cool. The mattress is okay on its own, and better yet with topper, but the difference is not that great. Couldn't say how it would perform on Tempurpedic. I think in general these memory foam toppers are designed for use on regular mattresses, not mattresses that are already foam. Also, it's thicker than you think: your bed will be a lot higher and you have to make sure your fitted sheet can cover it. Wish I could be more specific on Tempurpedic. My best guess is that it will help, but I can't... » Read More Elvin, I use it on memory foam that has holes for air circulation, so it's supposed to stay cool. The mattress is okay on its own, and better yet with topper, but the difference is not that great. Couldn't say how it would perform on Tempurpedic. I think in general these memory foam toppers are designed for use on regular mattresses, not mattresses that are already foam. Also, it's thicker than you think: your bed will be a lot higher and you have to make sure your fitted sheet can cover it. Wish I could be more specific on Tempurpedic. My best guess is that it will help, but I can't honestly say how much. Good luck! « Show Less
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I have had two of these. They are really for a very thick mattress with foam memory pad on top - lots of bulk unless mattress is thick.
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When the mattress the pad is being used upon is a firm, innerspring mattress, this item will likely still work fine for someone under 120 pounds. However, if the mattress is not firm, or has anything "non-standard" about it, such as it is a TempurPedic, memory foam, or air mattress, or if there is some type of padding that has been added to the bed, this 10" x 30" sensor pad may not properly register the body at all times. This can cause false alarms, or majorly delayed alerts. You may want to consider a system with a 20" x 30" sensor pad instead, which is more effective under those scenarios, and can be purchased here: Cordless Bed Alarm System - No Alarm in Patient Room! When the mattress the pad is being used upon is a firm, innerspring mattress, this item will likely still work fine for someone under 120 pounds. However, if the mattress is not firm, or has anything "non-standard" about it, such as it is a TempurPedic, memory foam, or air mattress, or if there is some type of padding that has been added to the bed, this 10" x 30" sensor pad may not properly register the body at all times. This can cause false alarms, or majorly delayed alerts. You may want to consider a system with a 20" x 30" sensor pad instead, which is more... » Read More When the mattress the pad is being used upon is a firm, innerspring mattress, this item will likely still work fine for someone under 120 pounds. However, if the mattress is not firm, or has anything "non-standard" about it, such as it is a TempurPedic, memory foam, or air mattress, or if there is some type of padding that has been added to the bed, this 10" x 30" sensor pad may not properly register the body at all times. This can cause false alarms, or majorly delayed alerts. You may want to consider a system with a 20" x 30" sensor pad instead, which is more effective under those scenarios, and can be purchased here: Cordless Bed Alarm System - No Alarm in Patient Room! « Show Less
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I suppose you could but the mattress pad is built to fit a deeper mattress and may be somewhat lumpy. My mattress is only 9 inches deep and it fits fine.
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I use a regular mattress pad over the topper. It doesn't affect the comfort of the memory foam. This topper helped my back. Very pleased with it.
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The instructions say not to- I'm sure there's a flammability concern.As long as it is not thick, you should still be able to feel the heat/warmth.I don't have a foam top, but I am considering using an extra pad this year since I feel some of the coil bumps now that it is 4 years old. I turn my heater off as I fall asleep since I get TOO hot! :)
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Yes. I use a memory foam(not tempurpedic) and it works fine.This is really a platform bed.
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Don't have Tempur-Pedic, but do have a 4 inch memory foam topper and it works fine on it. Also, This cover fit great on a thick mattress with the memory foam and they total about 17 inches thick.
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I guess it all depends on your mattress. Our mattress has a cotton blend material on top so Yes...I'm sure this helps the protector to be more breathable & much cooler for us (no more mattress hot spots)However, Not sure how it works with memory foam mattresses, I know that they can get quite hot during sleep which is why we steered away from those (been there done that). We are Very Happy with this product & believe its worth a try! Getting our Zzzzzzzz's
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No I do not think you can. It is not flexible. Is the hardest memory foam I've seen.
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I have not used it on a memory foam mattress but it has stayed put on our regular matresses. I really think you would be fine.
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Yes, I went out and bought a mattress foam and cut it to the size of the pad it had. The pad itself is pretty firm.
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Sorry but you can't add firmness to a memory foam bed by adding this on top. You could add a piece of plywood underneath to see if that might help.
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I think there is no problem with that, you'll always be able to hide the pad excess under your mattress. My mattress is 11" deep and still fit without problem. But I am almost sure there is no problem with thinner matresses
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Hi Kimberly! I think the pillow would work fine on the tempurpedic mattress. The pillow does weigh more than a standard foam pillow but it's not too heavy. I had the same concern about the weight even though we have a traditional spring mattress. To alleviate my own worry, I simply put the water pillow on one of our other standard pillows when I make the bed in the morning. We've been using the water pillow for awhile now and we haven't had any problems with its performance or with it causing damage to the bed. I think you'll love it. I hope this helps :)