Can this be used for the back when sitting in a recliner?
144208
Yes, in fact the variable temperature control allows you to set a temp that is comfortable to sit against.
144209
Yes, if the temperature is comfortable. I use mine twice a week after exercising wile I stretch out on a mat with the pad under my back. The pad will time out before burning you if you doze. (Pad directions say don't sleep on it.)
144210
If upper back then I would imagine that leaning on the pack will keep it flat against your back. If lower back, I think you would have a harder time, unless you are completely reclined. Maybe an idea is to use it with a belt to keep it secured around your back. They do make heating packs with velcro straps, I think that a belt from home would do the same trick! Good luck!
144211
Of course you can...put the pad between your back and the chair and the control is long enough that you will be able to reach it.
144212
I don't believe the manufacturer agrees. However, My wife and I both sleep on our pads and have done so for four years. It gives us more pain relief than any other pad we have ever used. Go for it. You won't be disappointed.
144213
Yes it can. I used while at work sitting at my desk. Sorry for delay in my response.Sadly though my unit only lasted less than 3 months. Returned and credit was given but had to deal with the vendor. Keep your receipt.
144214
Yes but I would put the pad in a pillowcase and put a hand towel over the pad as it gets quite hot even on the lowest setting.
1207427
My guess is that it couldn't. The back is simply fabric. There is no rigid back.
158998
Hello,It can be placed on a recliner seat and on recline position, however, it may not cover the extended length of the seat in reclined position and the intake fan area needs to remain clear and power needs to be plugged in in order to function. The power plug uses car cigarette lighter type socket. It can be used with adapter to plug in wall sockets.Thank you.
947253
Probably not, because it would slip down through the crack between the seat and back of recliner
445241
Yes it will work with a recliner, that's the reason I bought it in the first place. My recliner lacked proper support for my lower back area. This body line back hugger did the trick. No, it cannot be shaped, but it perfectly shaped to fit your back. hope this helps. I use it for my swings on the patio and the deck too.
1900704
Yes. it goes all the way back or as far back as a recliner would and has an infinite number of positions in between. Chair is somewhat small, not intended for a bigger person.
1805440
Yes as long as you have something to clamp to. I love mine, I have mine next to recliner.
764924
Shouldn't be a problem my wife sits in her recliner with it almost all the time and yes the main part props up for you to use.
710411
I used it for my lower back close to the tailbone area. I'm sure you can use it for the tailbone area also.
2057382
Incorrect - you can adjust the back to sitting straight up, or reclining to many different degrees once you have lowered the seat to it's lowest.
1688232
Yes. Pull the side lever out (away from the chair). This should make it recline back.
696894
I broke my back in the mid 90s and I would say this recliner would only be good enough if you use it in the far back position. Not one I would recommend with a bad back.
1090088
Hi Catherine,I'm afraid not. The zero gravity chair is not intended for that. That said, these particular chairs are truly comfortable ones and when you recline all the way back they cradle your body in a way you just don't want to get up!
178660
Not really designed for that kind of position . .it can be done but remember the back is flat and it would be hard to hold up. Anything is possible though.
1399422
Because of bursitis and sitting pain, I use the RoHo cushion mostly on car seats and unpadded chairs; but the cushion would work in a recliner. I'm thin and do use other thin and thick pillows around the house.
998498
Not sure it is designed for that but I have a bad back and these chairs are very comfortable to sit in. Not once does my back ache after sitting in them. These are my home chairs but the ones I use at work are bad on the back. I highly recommend these.
1577051
Hi Elinor Yes you can place the heating pad behind your back as you sit in a chair, but I would suggest an alternative to the electric appliance, such as a clay pack that you heat: no danger of low-level electro- magnatic field going directly into your body. I have discovered this late, but as they say, better late than never!