can you use it on dry heat and can it be used on the back while sitting in a recliner?
1703401
Yes it is both dry and moist. The moist heat is available when you use the insert that comes with the unit. They recommend not to lean against it. But sometimes I sit instead of reclining back on it.
1703402
It will automatically be used as dry heat unless you dampen the sponge, then it becomes moist heat. I lay on mine in bed nightly and fall asleep on it- it has an automatic shutoff after 2 hours- So yes you can use it on a recliner!
1703403
Yes it can be used on dry heat and it can be used on the back while sitting in a recliner.
1703404
yes, you can use it. dry heat takes for a while till heat come up. I don't recommend to use it for longtime likeover night for back. it could cause rash b/coz of no ventilation.
1798120
My wife uses it in a recliner with arms. She uses it in the car as well and is very happy with it.
1487039
It's great during dry heat but it gets very humid. Not for cooling a whole room.
1966325
That's a personal choice, honestly. I found that it took a really long time to dry when we used it on a living room chair. Couldn't sit on it until the next day, but it wasn't outright soggy - just damp for a long time.
158998
Hello,It can be placed on a recliner seat and on recline position, however, it may not cover the extended length of the seat in reclined position and the intake fan area needs to remain clear and power needs to be plugged in in order to function. The power plug uses car cigarette lighter type socket. It can be used with adapter to plug in wall sockets.Thank you.
1505120
This is basically for hard chairs or car seats. I wouldn't use it on a recliner.
704437
I never tried. I just wash the one that comes with it but do not put it in the dryer. This spine reliever so improved my life. I highly recommend it for anyone with back pain. I have slept with it under my legs every night for almost 10 months. It took me a while to get used to sleeping on my back, but it so relieves pain.
40924
I use mine sitting on my sofa with the pad against my back, and have never had a problem. I have not used it on a hard-back chair.
210156
It is actually a dry heat...probably could just dampen a towel and place underneath the pad, if you wanted it to be moist.
1979968
Can't say. I have dry heat and when I put it on Cool Mode, we are more comfortable.
699605
Yes of course you can, it's inflatable. So apply common sense and grade 5 science (heat expands air) and you might want to deflate a touch when using in hot weather
729939
Yes, one can lie on their back. If one lies on their stomach the heating pad will be less effective, however it could be weighted by heavy towels or something so it will maintain close contact. I have also used mine on cold nights to heat my feet! It is multipurpose. Another way to weight the heating pad while on ones stomach is a common trick of making weights from socks/stockings filled with rice (or even dry peas or beans). If one "sews" little pockets of fabric can be sewn to make the weights. It has continued to work after much use. Not all the heating pads I have owned continue for as long as they should.
2047006
The chair does not lay flat. The full recline is about 130 degrees. However between the upright position to that position it can be stopped at any point.
989147
I haven't done so. I have laid it out on a neck pillow and laid my neck on it. I fold it only to put in drawer. You can try it, but I suggest you don't use extreme heat. I love my moist heating pad. Good Luck.
947257
I use mine in the recliner but with less air than shown in the picture. I take it everywhere. It helps in the car and my desk chair as well.
1033426
I use it on a recliner all the time eventhough my preference is to lie on it flat on the floor. Since you aren't lying flat, less weight is put on the "points". You will still feel the them, but not as sharply. However, I always make sure my back is bare, so I do have the most direct contact. I even used it recently in the car while I was a passenger --yes bare-backed. I love this mat and I think it is one of the best purchases I have made.
163577
If I understand it correctly, you are asking if you get hot when sitting on it. I live in Florida and have only used it through this past winter. However, it is very warm here now and I have not experienced it as being uncomfortable or warm. I absolutely love this. It has helped my back issues tremendously.