Sideeffectwhu
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Help please, before I spend £30 pound on heat pads
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15 November 2009 09:49
In our shopping centre there has been a stall that are selling heat pads that worked when you push what looks like a coin that heats the gel up. Works about a 1000 times. I would like to get one to put around my back but are not sure if they are just another gimmick. I have also been looking in our local range shop that is doing a massage chair for £29.
Your advice please
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Re:Help please, before I spend £30 pound on heat pads
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15 November 2009 09:52
hot water bottle
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Sideeffectwhu
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Re:Help please, before I spend £30 pound on heat pads
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15 November 2009 09:55
Was doing the exact thing last night S777. And it only cost me a £1 from the pound shop
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Ak_88
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Re:Help please, before I spend £30 pound on heat pads
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15 November 2009 09:55
Get a wheat bag or ice/heat pack from Superdrug or Boots. Costs a fiver. Stick it in the freezer for a few hours or in boiling water for 7 minutes i think.
Much bigger than those heat pads if i'm thinking of the same thing.
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Re:Help please, before I spend £30 pound on heat pads
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15 November 2009 12:27
i was at the physo a few months back and he told me to stay away from these heat pads ,he advised me just to do what s777 said above
u should have asked them do u want to bend over for them as well ,£30 for a heat pad lol
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