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ChiliPad makes wetting the bed not so horrific

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The ChiliPad has taken a nod from high-end gaming PCs with a product capable of heating or cooling a mattress. Combining liquid and mattresses never results in a good outcome, but the ChiliPad is essentially a watercooler (or heater) for your mattress.

It works very similar to how a watercooler works in a PC. The ChiliPad's base unit will heat or cool a reservoir of water, it will then flow the water through a series of tubes that run throughout the bed. The temperature range spans from 65 degrees Fahrenheit to a blistering 105 degrees. The manufacturer, T2 International, says the required power is a fraction of what an air conditioner or heater uses.

The ChiliPad is available in single zone or dual zone (his and hers) and operates entirely with a remote control. It fits all standard size mattresses and prices begin at $479.





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I want to tell EVERYONE how much I love the ChiliPad!!! It has made a huge difference in my sleep -- and frankly, r...More »


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By Kayla at 3:11 PM ON 10/09/08

I want to tell EVERYONE how much I love the ChiliPad!!!
It has made a huge difference in my sleep -- and frankly, right now, that's just about my favorite part of my day. I can't wait to get in bed each night and I no longer have to bounce from bed to bed like Goldilocks trying to find 'Just right'. Even Joe my Husband loves it too. So, Thank you to Chili Technology for creating the savior of my sleep!


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