Heated mattress pads are the best invention ever

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Anonymous wrote:Recommend the brand, please! It is too. damn. cold!!!


Op here. I got the SoftHeat Micro Plush from Amazon. Loving it!
Anonymous
I have the Sunbeam one. Got it at Costco.
Anonymous
This is the stuff of dreams for someone with a low BMI and poor circulation. I have been going to bed with two hot water bottles for years now. Thanks for the heads up!
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Anonymous wrote:My worst nightmare. I hate being hot when I sleep!


Me too


same!! I sleep with a ceiling fan all through the winter too because I hate being hot!
Anonymous
Electric blanket is good too. I turn it on before bedtime, and then off when i get into bed. Thermostat on 60 at night. Warm bed plus duvet, cool air. Heaven.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My worst nightmare. I hate being hot when I sleep!


Me too


same!! I sleep with a ceiling fan all through the winter too because I hate being hot!


This is me as well! I love it to be cold at night as I over heat once I fall asleep. That said, I like the idea of entering a toasty bed so the PP who turned it on an hour before bed and then turned it off, had a great suggestion! As much as I like it to be cold while I sleep, I don't over heat UNTIL I am asleep, prior to that I like to be all bundled up.
Anonymous
Is it a fire hazard at all? If not, will get some for everyone's rooms.
Anonymous
Just don't sleep with it on. It is meant to heat the bed then you let your body heat keep the bed warm.
Anonymous
Mine turns off automatically - keeps it from being a fire hazard. The first year I had one, I was pregnant and it definitely kept my joints from being so achy it was nice!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Is it a fire hazard at all? If not, will get some for everyone's rooms.

They are low voltage. I leave mine on a night and and it automatically switches off at 12 hrs. They are better than the electric blankets IMO
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is it a fire hazard at all? If not, will get some for everyone's rooms.

They are low voltage. I leave mine on a night and and it automatically switches off at 12 hrs. They are better than the electric blankets IMO


Why is the mattress pad better? A blanket seems more versatile. You can use the blanket under you or on top of you.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My worst nightmare. I hate being hot when I sleep!


Same. I need a cooling mattress pad.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My worst nightmare. I hate being hot when I sleep!


Same. I need a cooling mattress pad.


That I would buy!
Anonymous
I'm obsessed. The heated blankets were always scratchy. I can't sleep without it. Our favorite thing is to turn the heat down and crank up the electric mattress pad. Cool faces and warm bodies!
Anonymous
I have a thing against electricity near my bed.

What about those fluffy wool mattress pads? Saw a few in catalogs. They must retain heat quite well, no?

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