How hot does this heating pad get?
1375228
I never use anything but the low setting which is always sufficient for me...unfortunately I started using my old pad again because the plug connection on this pad keeps pulling off....I don't understand why this plug is on it, it's not on any others and I think it's a design flaw. the pad itself is so comfortable and soft and doesn't bunch at all..but the plug pulling off became much too much of a problem...the heat on low however was great...hope this helps
1375229
It gets pretty hot. It's great. It can go from just warm to very hot. Has a timer too and shuts off automatically. The contour shape is great too.
1375230
This works really good.... has different levels of heat..... my husband uses it every night for his aching back...and it really helps him
1375231
Quite hot. I have never set it above a "3" and that is when I'm wearing a fleece and need it to get through. It heats very quickly, too. Hope that helps.
621324
It doesn't really get that hot. I put a small square of adhesive Velcro on the plastic shrink tube over the heatsink. Never had an overheat especially if it is open to the air.
1007127
I don't know for sure but I think it is in the product description. It doesn't get very hot. It's about the same as a heating pad on a low setting.
1111289
Maybe not quite as hot as a heating pad but I think it's darn close. I haven't used a lot of heating pads, but the blanket gets quite toasty. It feels a bit less intense than a pad because the heat is spread out so much farther, too. The blanket heats fast, too. Just a few moments after turning it on, you can feel the heating elements/cords inside start to get warm. One thing I like about this blanket much more than a heating pad is it's safety feature. Our last heating pad shut off after 20 minutes -- pretty much just as it was getting to a good, hot temperature. Unplugging and replugging it in got old really fast. This blanket turns itself off after 2 hours. That was much better for my needs. Plus, I've never found a heating pad as soft as this. You just want to snuggle up in it's cozy, soft warmth.
1721225
It was extremely hot, but this is the second unit i bought the first unit got hot, but not "scalding" hot. I believe the extreme heat was of the second unit was a malfunction and what caused it to fail after the first use. I previously had a moist heat heating pad that put out much more heat to the point of being almost too hot. Look for units like Moist Heating Pad Digital Electric 14"x27" by Reliamed or other similar moist heat pads. good luck.
315208
this is the best heating pad i used. it's is moist heating pad and with very pretty warm temperature (highest can be 167F, but you cvan ajust it lower). can be ajusted the time most to 60 mins and restart again for the next 60 mins. and the weight is just right on body,not too light to move away, not too heavy to press on you. is this enough for your question ?
174429
I just got mine and either mine has a defect, or the information on here is incorrect. I use it to take the edge off of the cold house in the morning. I have it sitting on laminate wood flooring. After about 1 hour on high the floor in front of the heater is very hot to the touch. About as hot as you want to touch with your bare hand. If this was sitting on a canvas, nylon or poly tarp floor of a tent, I would be concerned. It does not get hot directly under the unit, but a foot or two in front of it the floor gets very hot.
556495
Very versatile. Range is 1 to 60 minutes. Heat range is 113 to 166 degrees F. Large pad. I love mine. Hope this helps.
2104579
I haven't experienced it, but I'd have to equate it to a wet hot pad - will burn and how! I'd avoid it.
1097794
I don't know the exact temp. It's not as hot as a heating blanket. It warms the surface works better with a blanket or sheet over you when laying on it to hold some heat around the body. It also turns off after a few minutes.
212612
I don't know. It didn't get very warm and I donated mine to an animal clinic. I use a regular heating pad for my arthritic cat.
984132
It heats up pretty fast, however I do not recommend this heating pad. The timer is already not working correctly and if I could I would send it back.You put the minutes and the temp which is good but the temp always changes even though there is a button to lock the temp choice. It doesn't feel like moist heat either.
1119472
It's not really a heating pad, it's just a fuzzy cloth cover for a heating pad. Hope this helps.
1422002
I don't use a cooler pad and mine gets pretty warm. Note: I run Linux, which may or may not be a factor...
396672
I don't really know but it seems it might get to warm for a plastic mattress full of air. The heating pad is great for your mattress at home.
278281
You have your answer but I just wanted to say that R. Dudzinski is right. I have Fibromyalgia and I hurt all the time so I use mine for at least 12-24 hours a day. I very rarely use anything higher than the 1 heat setting. Occasionally a 2 as long as I'm awake and I don't last too long with it. If you are elderly or have sensitive skin to heat or cold, just be careful. I am always cold and even on a 1 I can get too hot and have to move it aside for awhile. This is the best ever heating pad ever and I have two also just in case they stop making them! Hope you enjoy yours.
1544375
You can control the temperature setting on a scale of 1-9. I don't know the temperature range, but I usually leave mine set at 7, which is hot without being too hot. Compared with the full body pad (which I also have), the temperature on the mini square seems much lower. I keep the full body set at 2, which can feel really hot at times.