can the grounding sheets or pads be used on top of an electric mattress pad?
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I am not certain what sort of field an electric mattress pad creates, but it may not give you the results you desire to ground if being surrounded by an electric mattress pad. Here is a link to their FAQs: http://www.earthing.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=1835#d14 scroll to the part about using a laptop-- I'm guessing a mattress pad doesn't generate that much compared to a laptop, but if successful grounding and reducing your exposure to electrical fields is your goal, using a heating pad might not be helpful.
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I don't see why not. The grounding is a separate thing, coming through the O of the two slit-eyed plugs. It is the magnetic energy of the earth itself, not electrical current.
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I do not think they would work under the mattress, due to the weight of the mattress. But I'm sure it would at the head of the bed underneath the sheet.
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The pad adds extra softness and support between your mattress and sheet, but not enough to use on the floor.
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Hello Mark,This is Michael with eLuxurysupply Customer Service. You can use your mattress pad on a blow up mattress but since the material of a blow up mattress is so slippery and slick you may have trouble keeping the mattress pad on the blow up mattress. The pockets of the pad will stretch over the blow up mattress so it should not be too much of a problem. If you have any more questions or concerns please feel free to ask. Thank you.With regard,Michael SmitheLuxurysupply Customer Service
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I use them side to side to hold the mattress pad in place, and they are great for that. If you are using a flat sheet for the bottom sheet , you could probably do the same thing. Good luck!!
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I have a wall outlet behind the headboard, so I have the mattress pad plugs at the headboard end of the bed. If you plug in at the foot of the bed, you should run the wires under the bed, which may not be easy for some people. What you want to avoid is having wires where they would be a trip hazard. I have had my Biddeford pad for 4 years and love it. Just set on "3" it takes away the chill and makes my poor old arthritic back feel so good.
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It is strongly advised not to put sharp creases or folds in the pad. the heating elements feels like wires going vertically up and down inside the pad. The pad comes with safety pins you use to pin the pad flat on the mattress by the edges. if you have to tuck the excess padding under the mattress this should be okay as long as there aren't any sharp folds
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I know nothing about a magnetic mattress pad at all. . the earthling sheet has a very subtle effect so it would probable be hard to determine the result if you tried it outgood luckadw
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The Tempur-Pedic Mattress Protector does not indicate that an electric heating pad couldn't be used in conjunction. Therefore, I think it is safe if you wanted to use an electric blanket w/ it.
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I used an electric mattress pad.I didn't notice adifference with this product
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Which ever way your room electric plug is handy to hook up to mattress pad. If the plug is at the foot of the bed, turn pad that way, visa versa.I found the cord running thru the pad very uncomfortable to sleep on, good luck.
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Hello, yes it is safe to use on an electric bed the mat (sheet) will not interfere with it. The products only plug into the ground port, they do not use any electricity.
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Rather than chance damaging the table "top" I always leave a thin sheep skin pad on the table first. The electric blanket fits just fine over it. My clients love the warmth of the sheets.
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Yes, the mattress pad goes on top of the mattress, under the sheet. The cord can come out either at the bottom or the top of the pad, depending how you put it on the mattress. No, it does not interfere with the fitted shape of the sheet.
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You could put anything you want on top of it. I guess it depends on what you're using it for. I've used ours for our beds to protect the mattresses and I put the fitted sheet for the bed right on top. If you're using it for a futon, I would say you could put the futon cover on top.
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The clamp can be attached to a ground or removed and the plug underneath it, inserted into the ground of an electrical outlet. Additionally, I used an anti-static wrist strap clamped to the mat, so that I was then grounded. You might get away with being on carpet and grounded but I would not chance it. Use the mat (and an anti-static wrist strap) on a table, counter top or work bench where you don't have to stand on carpet, a prime source for static electricity.
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I don't know about an electric blanket but I use a heating pad all the time. No problems noticed. But I do have a mattress pad on top of the foam.