Mattress Warmers

There are few things as luxurious as getting info a pre-warmed bed on a cold
night. If nothing else, it makes it easier to get to sleep, because you don't
spend the first twenty minutes hunched up and shivering.

If you have a memory foam mattress topper, there's another advantage. Memory
foam is very temperature-sensitive, so in cold weather it's uncomfortably stiff
until your body warms it up. With a 12V mattress warmer, that won't happen.

My 12V mattress warmer draws 6 amps, and I run it for half an hour before
getting into bed, then shut it off--from then on I keep the bed warm by
myself--so it only uses about 3 amp-hours per day, which is insignificant. It's
one of my favorite enhancements to my rig.

Andy Baird

Here is a source for 12V mattress warmers:
http://www.electrowarmth.com/fleet.php

Chris Horst

12-Volt Appliances

Some folks like to avoid the necessity to use 120 volt AC power, and to be able to get along just fine when "off the grid" out in the boonies. Every RV'er has a different comfort level and some like to rough it more than others do. It's amazing how many 12-volt appliances are available; the question is - how many of them do you need, and how well do they work? Only you can decide .
The S. King Company sells a pretty good variety of 12-volt aplliances. Here are a few:
12 Volt Sandwich Maker RPDF168 Road Protm 12 volt DC Sandwich Maker
12 Volt DC Mobile Oven RPSC900 Road Protm 12 volt DC Mobile Oven
12 volt Blender MPSC-876C Road Protm 12 volt Blender
12 volt Hot Pot 5021 Road Pro 12 Volt Hot Pot
12 Volt Coffee Maker RPSC783 12 volt 4 cup Coffee Maker
12 Volt Microwave WBP-TP-660 (235 - 660) Watt WaveBox® Portable 12 Volt Microwave
12 volt Pot'N'Pop 1605 Travel-Mates® Pot'n'pop 12 volt appliance
12 volt Port-A-Fry 1610 Travel-Mates® Port-A-Fry 12 volt appliance
12 volt Travel-Toast 1615 Travel-Mates® Travel-Toast 12 Volt Toaster
http://electrowarmth.com   From another source, a 12 volt Mattress Warmer


Contributor: Wxtoad

Revised 14 Aug 2012

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