I wear leaky overnight pads so I don't have to get up 2-4 times and interrupt my sleep. Could i use this sitting on the side of the bed?
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Thank you for your interest in this product; I can confirm you are able to use this product for the purpose you have described.
70235
Yes, I even use it on road trips when we are stuck out on a long stretch of highway sitting in a car, that is even harder but a little practice, works like a charm.
70236
Yes, if you're a male. Quite a challenge for females, but I think you can still do it, while sitting at the edge of the bed. The opening is small, approximately 1.5in wide & 3.5in long.
70237
I have done this many times when I am too tired to go downstairs to the bathroom
1664755
Yes. You do not have to attach it to the bed. The side can go up. The sides are super breathable.
2150639
yes, you can use it on one side of a king-sized bed. the alarm will only go off when the person who is laying on the alarm sheet moves off of it.
1433067
You could but the foam starts firm and the longer your on it the softer it becomes. You would notice you had pad unless your a back sleeper then you should be fine.
2042677
Yes, I usually sleep on my side and it is comfortable enough. Now, I only use this one or two nights a week so I can't speak for using this as a main bed.
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I hadn't thought about attaching it to me; I place it on my bed, under the bottom sheet. But if you really want to "wear it," you could sew elastic straps to the pad. Seems to me that would be uncomfortable, but give it a try. I think lying or leaning back on it (in bed or sitting up on a couch, chair, etc.) would be the better way to go.
655128
I suppose you could but the mattress pad is built to fit a deeper mattress and may be somewhat lumpy. My mattress is only 9 inches deep and it fits fine.
262024
Yes. I purchased it for my husband who is a side sleeper, and he slept very well on the pad.
1357128
If you place it in a sturdy cup you should be able to, but I'm not sure if the mist would get to bed height from the floor.
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Yes, but you may find it uncomfortable. The brace has hard plastic on the sides. You may be able to pad it though. I have not tried it sleeping.
711767
You could, however, the size of the earmuffs would be a hinderance if you attempted to sleep on your side. I believe using them for sleeping is a hit and miss proposition.
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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.
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The cup will leak if not securely inside or if you let it overfill. I don't need a liner nor do I wear panties to bed with the cup and I sleep on white sheets! I do empty when I get up for a pee break in the middle of the night. So I may empty every 4 hours.
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I think it's best suited for body sweat (low volumes of liquid).The pad is coated with a rubberized material on the bottom and it is waterproof, but the terry top is very thin. If it were to be a large volume of liquid, it might end up soaking the entire top, which might then drip down on the sides of the mattress.
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I think it's probably too big for sleeping on but maybe if you turned it on it's side.
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Yes. Turn the mattress pad on about 20 mins. to 30 mins. before you wish to settle in, you can adjust the heat as suits you - works like a charm!
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I had the same prob. The manufacturer suggested an extra mattress pad on top. I put two and it worked like a charm!