Does your back and bottom get wet?
364419
Yes, but you're not submerged. On those really hot, humid days, the little bit of water cools you off nicely. Also, I am the Queen of "floaties" & with all those I've had, this one doesn't lose air & remains inflated for more than just one day. I trust you'll love it.
364420
You definitely sit in some water, the bottom is mesh. The back does not really get wet except when you first get into the float. Having a bit of water keeps you cool so I like this aspect.
364421
Yes, you should be committed to getting wet with this one. Feels wonderful on a hot day
893905
I'm not sure about that. I have only used the dry ones and I don't remember seeing wet ones. It would be interesting though. I don't see anything on the bottom of the machine it would hurt. Maybe you could send that suggestion to O'Cedar.
1438660
That happens sometimes on this mat. I have sprayed the mat so that doesn't happen. Sometimes I forget my spray and have my water bottle. I will wet my hands and the mat a bit to prevent slipping which usually occurs during dry cool beginnings. Once there is moisture, no matter how much, I am stuck to this mat like a fly on sticky tape. lol. Hope it helps ;)
547611
Mine has not but it is used in an enclosed porch and has not gotten wet at all. However, I do find it disappointedly uncomfortable. It needs a much thicker pad.
195987
I would not recommend letting it get wet. The sides, top, and bottom are press board covered with a thin black cover. It would be ok if you were to wipe off the water right away but not if it was to be exposed on a regular basis.
1942526
No, but it does provide some water resistance protection. Mainly from splashes.
1327116
No it's only for your back bottom and feet. To be honest I'm rather disappointed with it after owning it a while. It's simply started to deteriorate and I just use it moderately.
2002219
There are two pads. Long enough to span the width of your lower back. Very effective
580295
I did, and noticed water on the outside. I thought it was sweating. Then one day, I picked it up to examine it closer, and the entire bottom fell off. So I would say no, don't do that.
312536
it can get wet if thats what you mean...it is meshed at the bottom to alow sand to flow through.. and moisture to evaporate...hope this helps
885033
yes. if you want to save your back and knees, apply using a swifter or similar small mop, e.g. Small Navy Microfiber Strip Wet Mop
818741
no your skin will be wet but it will keep you warmer then if you were just wearing a bathing suit.
1107151
The bottom cushion is fairly firm. The back allows you to sink in a bit more.
1145445
It really depends how full you fill the bladder. I keep mine pretty low, so where your head an neck are are low and the parts where the water goes gets fuller. The great thing is that no matter how you move you get just the right cradle and support on your neck wether is back or side. My first water pillow I got from my Chiropractor and he said if I didn't live this pillow he'd give me my money back and use it for his house. That was 5 years ago and I'm still using and buying these pillows.
434643
Water can get in if submerged. Feet stay dry if walking around on a wet surface.
2199125
Sometimes the back of mine gets sticky, when I have sugar or creamer in the mug; as well. It splashes onto the pressure lever. But it sounds as though the other two have your back. :)
646740
I'm not a swimmer, so I can't really say. I've been caught in the rain and haven't ever noticed anything. It also depends on how much you use - my hair is pretty short, and I don't use a whole lot to achieve the color I like..