We have a waterbed so would it be too warm with the thread count as noted?
1704014
Yes, these covers are very hot already. But, I must admit both my wife and u have warm blood.
1704015
The higher thread count just makes it softer, not hotter. I think that you will be fine.
1704016
It will not touch the water bed, and even if it did it will not harm it in any way. If I had a water bed I would buy it.
5694
NO! For one thing I can't thing of too many things more uncomfortable than a hot (scalding?) wet body wrap around ones neck, especially as it start to cool. Second---The filler is not listed in the material packed with the Bed Buddy so it's difficult to tell what the effect of boiling water would be. The added weight of the water to the alread significant weight of the Bed Buddy would make it totally unusable. How about warming it in the clothes dryer? Worth a try.
2145895
My first response would be yes but always be sure that it doesn't get too warm.The heat may even irritate the area.
916567
We bought one of these for our camper. We put a regular mattress pad and sheets on it. It is not hot.
371583
Not sure how warm it is in the Rockies but we slept out in 40F weather and we ended up sweating at night. The sleeping bag is HUGE. You are going to have a hard time fitting it into a washing machine.
882357
I honestly don't know how to answer that question. My mattress is on a houseboat and I typically sleep out on the water. So I don't mind the mattress keep me a little warmer since it's so cold outside. I'm usually very comfortable with my mattress its still sleeps very well and I always look forward to heading down to the boat and getting a good night's rest on it. I hope this helps!
807707
That would probably be too warm. We sleep in cooler temps in our house (around 66F). The cotton blanket is thinner and would be better at those temps. I put my son in the cotton blanket during naps and the fleece at night.
681994
The preheat setting will get the bed nice a toasty warm and then it goes back to whatever setting you have originally set. The high setting is really warm but you wouldn't want to leave it on that setting all night. You'd be really warm. It isn't burning hot though.
986916
you can dry with other bedding items on the low heat setting. Using medium or high heat will damage the waterproof layer.
859307
I use a heated blanket and have had no issues. Can't comment on a heated mattress pad, though.
917833
if you are trying to avoid draining your water bed to install this heater i would not recommend it a portion of it may stick above the mattress and over heat and possible result in failure and or fire it needs to be completely covered to transfer the heat it produces. (just my opinion)
308356
I would hate to give wrong advice, it may be ok with the hot tub, the windows can be opened. It does get pretty toasty in there though.
1980513
The bed does stay cool. My dogs were afraid of it because of it being soft. It gets very heavy with the water.
1830382
Honestly, I take it off my bed in the summertime (I live in Vegas). I think with A/C on and climate control for humidity, it would be OK but I think it would be too warm.
620017
It is a little bit too hot at first; then If you lower the temperature of your water heater and it will be ok for using.
5693
you could put it in warm water that I would not recommend it since the fabric is a very soft one and feels extremely comfortable on your body it will not withstand many washings
1601781
I have had the topper a couple weeks. So far, it isn't too warm. I have an older mattress and the topper gives my bed just the right fluffiness...not too much and not too little. I can understand the concern of the bed being too warm. I think sheets that are cooler to the touch would make the difference. I also purchased a duvet insert. I chose the medium fill. This may be too warm in the summer. If it is, I may try a different cover before I invest in another duvet. Hope this helps!