Indus-Tool FWB 16-by-36-Inch Foot-Warmer Mat (B0013V1PYA)

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Indus-Tool FWB 16-by-36-Inch Foot-Warmer Mat

Binding: Kitchen

$59.95

Features:

Insulated heated rubber mat for warming up cold feet and legs
Gentle radiant heat using only 90 to 120 watts of power
Fully sealed, waterproof rubber; portable, compact design
Safer than a space heater; never too hot to touch; ETL listed

Indus-Tool FWB 16-by-36-Inch Foot-Warmer Mat

Editorial Review:

Waterproof heated rubber floor mat provides warmth and relief to tired and cold feet! Portable and compact, fits anywhere--under desks or in front of your favorite chair. Helps promote circulation to feet. No hazards of tipping or overheating, draws only 100 watts...about the same as a light bulb! 110 VaC ETL Listed. 16" X 36"

Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

No off switch. Too big.:

So I was pretty disappointed that it has no off switch. You have to unplug it when you are done. Or you buy their $15 adapter. Oh how convenient. Seems like bait and switch to me.
I do like the heat. If I would do it all over again, the SMALLER pad would be more efficient. Apparently I never spread my feet apart that much.

Ahhh, warm feet! Almost perfect... needs an on/off switch:

I was always cold in my office. Even with a space heater, I'd always be cold. I realized it was that my feet and lower legs were cold because the cold air comes up from the cement slab through the thin carpet. It would just make me cold to the core.
The heating pad is great. The bad smell problem others reported when first turning theirs on wasn't evident with mine after more than the initial 15 minutes.
The only thing that I wish they had was an on/off switch or even a timer. I need to unplug... more info

foot warmer mat:

I actually purchased it to warm the house for my two dogs. Their house is inside my garage, but it is unheated and gets cold here in michigan, so I wanted something to heat a little. When I got the pad I tried it in my family room on the carpet to make sure it did not get too hot, and it got to about 130 deg. It is a large house, kind of a duplex, with each dog having a seperate but adjacent area. The frame is 2x4 so there is a 3 1/2 inch space below the house, and I put the pad in that space so it heats... more info

Great for the office:

I used this item under my desk all last season instead of a typical space heater. I am an energy conscious person and I knew that most small space heaters start at around 1000 watts. They blow hot air which promptly rises to the top of the room. Ironic since most people are complaining about their cold feet. Because this item only draws 90-120 watts, it can very safely be run through a timer. This allows you to have it automatically turn on just before you arrive at the office and turn off when you leave in... more info

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