Home massage chairs
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Home massage chairs
Those things that sit on top of your sofa and profess to give a good massage.
Any good, or the same as a sticklebrick in a sock?
Any good, or the same as a sticklebrick in a sock?
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Re: Home massage chairs
Are you talking about those things for a bad back?
If so, I was given one by my kind kind sister a few years ago. You can program its heat in various places to suit, and the vibrations. And it's nice, providing you don't move.
But relieve my bad back? No, sadly. a hot water bottle judiciously applied is far more effective.
If so, I was given one by my kind kind sister a few years ago. You can program its heat in various places to suit, and the vibrations. And it's nice, providing you don't move.
But relieve my bad back? No, sadly. a hot water bottle judiciously applied is far more effective.
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Re: Home massage chairs
My hubby has one of things you fix onto a chair and it massages you, supposedly. Not used it myself but it seems to work for his neck problem a bit.
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