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Haaaaaaaa! Sheldon....lolololol

And may I also ad, I didnt get to where this device is today, ON MY OWN. and every, single person who's input leads to an improved design alteration, will NOT be forgotten. I'm not a greedy, or stingy person. I invented this device after working with a patient who spent 4-6 HOURS a D-A-Y in a...

so, maybe a little higher (up to about 115-118?)  However, I dont want to delve into the litigious filed of skin burns either, if the patient happens to roll over an area of exposed skin...which THEY WILL ;)

I'm 'scientifically' guessing (based upon thermal application standards in the medical field) somewhere between 100 and 110 degrees F? (but those numbers are related to direct skin contact...this will be used during the application of a substrate TO the skin, so in other words - there will be a...

SEE? this is why I Love you guys ;)

:)   how sweet. 

No...As long as it CAN be washed, multiple times a day, and/or autoclaved, if a surgical line is implemented

It does NOT have to be steel...as long as it can withstand washing, AND possibly autoclaving if surgical grade is implemented.

yep! it's damn near the same exact concept...except I'm having a HELL of a time figuring out how to make the wheel heat to a temp that wont burn skin. ugh.

Good LORD....like......huh? ;) LOL. You sound ridiculously smart human. So, English please?

It will assist with wound care patients

Uh....The question?  What are my heat integration options?

I forgot to add some pics, and did not see an 'edit post' option, so I'm just going to add my media via this route, Sorry guys- newbie here! HERE IS A BASIC COMPARISON, OF WHAT I AM LOOKING TO DO, WITHOUT GIVING AWAY MY IP!!

Hello to all- and let's just take a moment to THANK GOD for Glorious ENGINEERS. I love em'- smart bunch of kids you guys are...HOLY MOLY! I have some questions about a medical device I have designed. I am looking for maybe a student, or someone who has a little extra free time on their hands...