is this pad heat and water resistant
1154759
Yes, it is water resistant and I believe it is heat resistant. I would not hesitate to place a mug of coffee or bowl of soup on it. But, I still use a trivet under hot serving dishes.
1154760
Water and heat RESISTANT not water and heat proof!!! You would not want to set a baking dish straight from the oven Directly on the table as it would wrinkle the cover some. This is a very nice pad and I am going to order a second one for another table. Hope this helps. Have a nice day.
1154761
It is water resistant, but I would not put anything on it straight from the oven.
67454
This cat heated pad is more for outdoor use, since the the cord is weather and water proof. I think you could use a less expensive one for indoor use.
1550196
Hi Nadia, It's a nice pad in all respects, and I can't imagine it promoting any extra heat.
692594
I don't know. The heating pad inside the cover looks waterproof... Its thick flexible plastic sheeting but I'm not sure it would be waterproof where the cord connects.
641628
these pads are great at taking heat! lots of heat and not sticking, but I would not want to cut, it is not a self sealing material
161613
Seems great to me. This is the best heating pad i have ever had. It has lasted through several years of almost daily use!I had a very expensive one the died on me twice in a row in a few months. The cords are stiff on cheaper models. Not this one.
2223886
I got mine last fall and have never had any trouble with it. It is a wonderful heating pad.
783626
The pad has no temp control. It is either on or off. A rheostat might work.
474073
It is more "water resistant" than "waterproof". Liquids in bulk are absorbed by the pad, protecting what is underneath.
1449404
It doesn't come with a separate pad but I have put a damp cloth between it and my skin to create damp heat. Works fine.
816510
In my opinion, no. It comes with a unique cover (?made of bamboo fibers I think) that insulates any heat that might build up. I am a very HOT SLEEPER, and was on "high alert" for any increase in warmth caused by this pad, and have not noticed any uncomfortable increase in heat since I put the pad on my bed.
330046
The pad does seem like it's water resistant and the frame is metal-I wouldn't recommend prolonged exposure to the weather. I would cover it up with a tarp atleast and keep it up off the ground to prevent rust or rot.
1007127
I don't know for sure but I think it is in the product description. It doesn't get very hot. It's about the same as a heating pad on a low setting.
1615405
Nope- no heating pad. I don't think a heating pad is needed though because my dog is very warm in there with its linings plus his favorite blanket.
1529377
I had this one for years and finally it died and I bought this same one again. It heats to the exact temp that you want for the exact amount of time you want. I keep it in my bed during the winter and have it set to shut off after 20 min. It is a large somewhat flexible pad - you can place it how you want it. It is moist heat and not dry heat. I love my pad. I made my own cover for it out of a towel because I liked the terry cloth fabric better than the one that came with it.
1406450
It doesn't let moisture make its way down to the the mattress.The mattress pad its self will get get wet in its top layer of material but it is waterproof. It is also not crinkly or noisy like cheap or old versions of waterproof mattress pads. When i took it out of wash a couple days ago i actually noticed how well it is holding up.
754975
No, it is a sticky pad, which eventually need replacing and uses pulsing electricity rather then heat or cooling. Use after showering to remove sweat, etc. so it sticks better.