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Waterbed Heaters - Temperature Control SystemIf you already own a waterbed, you know that heating your waterbed is essential. If you are thinking of purchasing a new waterbed, then heating it is one thing you may not have considered. So, what is used to heat a waterbed? If you are filling your waterbed for the first time, it will take about a day or more to bring the heat up to a comfortable level. Where the heating pad is placed is an important thing to consider. As already mentioned, the heating pad is to be inserted under the waterbed mattress and safety liner. You can also place it near the foot of the bed, making it more comfortable for when one wishes to sit up in bed to watch TV or read. If there is more than one person sleeping in a waterbed, it may make good sense to place the pad nearer the person who dislikes the cold the most. Regardless, the pad will heat the water for the whole bed, basically wherever it is placed. Many people will place the heating pad below the middle of the mattress. One more thing to consider....climbing into a nice warm and toasty bed is something that most regular bed users don't enjoy. If you have a dual waterbed (2 mattresses in one, separated by a thermal divider) then you will need an extra heater for each individual mattress. Dual waterbeds allow for two people to sleep in the same waterbed while having control over their own heating system. Dual waterbeds also help with less disturbance of your partner, because of any tossing and turning or while getting in and out of the waterbed. Here at My Waterbed Shop, our heaters come with either a standard 4 year warranty, 5 year warranty, or a with lifetime replacement warranty. Read more about waterbed heaters: Have any questions about waterbed heaters? Give us a call at 1-800-428-7083. |
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