Will this work on a water bed?
1348974
I have this on a CA King waveless waterbed. It fits quite nicely and is very comfortable. It does insulate the waterbed, though, so I had to unplug the heater because I was getting too warm at night (outside temperature in the mid 50's).
1348975
I doubt this would work very well on a water bed mattress, however you could ask the company who is very easy to work with
1166563
I am not sure, but you should probably do something. I would check with a waterbed retailer.
303044
That would be fine when filling your water bed but I would not use it to drain the bed because all of the water from the bed would be outside. If you don't mind a lot of water by your outdoor water bib then you could use it.
1173191
The whole point of the pump is for it to pump water that accumulates on a solid cover...so yes, it will work.
737344
I tried it on my waterbed to try and firm it up, but it didn't work. I would think that it would it will conform to your dent.
1139183
Sure it will. It has the 3 different settings you can have the water flow high up in the water or spread throughout the middle or have it at the bottom. I would say with the sand you would be better with the middle or higher setting.
1385515
I would think not. It doesn't like wet things. It won't pick up fine dirt completely so sand is probably the same. You could try it if you get a return guarantee.
1705923
i dont believe you can, it should say in the instructions but i wouldnt put it in water you can probably skim over the water and it would work. it has worked very well on dry land
1738341
Not sure JH, I haven't tried that yet. I suppose if the water is still enough, not rough waves, that it would work just fine.
1443888
I believe it will work with a bed liner, provided the inner bed rails are clear for clamps to be installed. Holes will need to be drilled for draining of water. Instead of drilling into the bed. I drilled into the plastic inserts in the inside of the bed.
1317530
I have not tried it on a bed , but i would think as long as you don't put it on the edge of the bed it should be fine.
879708
I'm sure the unit is not submersible so the water would have to be very shallow for this to work, but I don't see why you couldn't.
2180202
water yes... but do not submerge, operate in the rain or under running tap. It's designed to work on all terrains.... In water it will take on a little water to balance and settle more to move around better in the water. when it's out of the water you have to drain properly and let it dry for a while. Do not use it near the beach or salt water as it may rust screws and other metal pieces. I love love this toy.... I'm going to be buying more of this. It's very versatile and can take some knocking around.
1417464
This foundation is not suitable for waterbed. This would be a better option for waterbeds. Classic Brands Europa Deluxe Wood Slat Platform Mattress Foundation Bed Frame, King
2156776
No, you will need some kind of support for the waterBob to function as designed/intended. Your bathtub is the ideal location for the waterBob.
2639
Probably. I use mine to transport a 14' kayak to the water. As long as you get one end sufficiently strapped onto the wheels, it should work. I wouldn't try it on really rough ground. I tried a fairly rocky beach once and had a few tip-overs.
2136134
These will work on a waterbed mattress if it is the kind of mattress that has a seam to "grip" on to. It your waterbed mattress is only a flat freeflow than these will not work. They have to have something to "grip" on to, hence the name Grippers.