will it hurt to lay it on its side 4.5 frig.
1138423
I have always been advised to never lay any fridge on the side as compressor oil can leak out.... Hope this helps
1138424
I do not own this particular fridge but I do have a mini fridge in my classroom which I recently moved. I had to lay it on its side while driving to and from my school as it works fine. You shouldn't have a problem, just don't do it for too long.
399765
Yes, you have to sort of bench mark it a bit. I may be off 2 or 3 degrees but once you figure that out, it should be fine. Mine has been.
1304540
The side with a bump on its radius should be up. So that the bubbles forming beneath make the disk rattle when escaping. I bet it still makes some noise if you use it upside down, just not as much.
173382
Yes it can lay on its side although the stand is as shown in the picture a triangular shape. It may be awkward but I don't think if left will fall over
177624
No it doesn't really hurt. It is a shock, kind of like static electric. The lowest setting might be too low to feel. I leave mine on medium. My cat has only stepped on it twice that I know. It scares them more than anything. My cat does not hate me she just knows there is something by the stairs that scares her.
818255
I have stored mine on its side and so far I have had no problem. I've had mine almost 5 months.
803482
Not if you lay it snap side up when closed or do not try to tuck it under when propped open
285919
Not if you like a really hard mattress; if you like firm and a bit of cushion for old bones like mine as long as it's on a solid foundation it doesn't sag and have had ours 5 mo and no complaints.
1507622
It will flatten down wherever your body presses the hardest, if you are a side sleeper it will flatten 3-4 inched at the hip and shoulders. This will create lumps where the displaced filling bunches up making it uncomfortable if you change positions at night. It will engulf you as other reviews say, not very comfortable. Mine is going back.
752627
Yes, you can definitely lean against it. I love how it has several heat settings and it goes off automatically in 1 hour. And it's great because it's washable! I use mine all the time for my aching back.
1937385
The higher you turn it up, the more it vibrates but it's ok on the lower speeds. As for hurting, there are 4 different attachments. The deep tissue one does hurt on high but the others are fine.
738548
I'd be careful of that ... it is an air mattress after all. Any sharp edges will damage it.
751563
I've been able to lay on it on my bed to get a back massage but I think it would be painful to put all your weight on it laying right on top. I usually half lay on my side.
416780
As far as I know it would be fine to store it on it's side. Just be careful that it doesn't fall because I am not sure it this would cause it to stop working properly or not since it has the glass surface. It is very slim so it won't take up much space. Hope this helps.
577452
it doesn't set down flat but you could always lay it on the other side, it honestly doesn't bother me that much.
1240792
My understanding is that it should be facing you at the front of the frig. Good luck.
1990861
I have no problem with it. If you flip it, it goes from a 60 degree angle to about a 45 angle, giving more of a "laid back" feeling. I can sleep just fine when I am experiencing nights with acid reflux.