Not really, feels quite nice actually. Will see how it aids recovery after today's ride I guess, but general opinion seems to be they're very good for muscle recovery.
Well, I'm single so.... erm... no, no, it's for massaging muscles. Honest.
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Not really, feels quite nice actually. Will see how it aids recovery after today's ride I guess, but general opinion seems to be they're very good for muscle recovery.
Well, I'm single so.... erm... no, no, it's for massaging muscles. Honest.
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How does that massage muscles? Looks like a microphone or an alien zapper!
Imagine a jigsaw cutter but replace the blade with a firm rubber ball, in fact you can get the ball attachments for jigsaws as a cheap way of doing it.
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https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/anyone-use-a-massage-gun.18885996/
that end looks rough - did you buy used?
Also it doesn't seem to have the vents or marks of the one linked in the video.
What model is it?
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Foot spa/massager
Nice i have a nice pink revlon one. Used it outside on the sun lounger last week and it was bliss.
I had a bashed up toenail it seems to have fixed. I threw in some bicarb, vinegar and peroxide feet came out looking brand new.
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Dunno why old wives tales always suggest adding acid and alkali to the same thing. They'll just neutralise each other.
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I also use vinegar and bicarb to clean the oven it works a treat diluted with water.
It cleaned it better than anything else.
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Nice. I bought once recently and my feet feel so much better for it. I always thought they were for old people, at 52 one might argue I am old, but that was just me being stupid.
I need to resist temptation to finish them all too quickly
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Not pay using Paypal? They allow you to reclaim postage costs up to £15, i've just done that on a pull up bar from Mirafit
Plus it'd only cost around £8 on Interparcel, would assume it's cheaper than losing money on selling them?
Not pay using Paypal? They allow you to reclaim postage costs up to £15, i've just done that on a pull up bar from Mirafit
Plus it'd only cost around £8 on Interparcel, would assume it's cheaper than losing money on selling them?
Ooh, nice one. As it goes, I did pay with Paypal. How do I do that then?
**EDIT** Hmm, I had to activate it just now (why would you not just offer it to everyone as part of their service?) and I don't see an option on the activity. Maybe it only covers purchases from this point forward.
On the plus side, a quote is for £18 which is less than I thought it might be for such a heavy parcel.
**EDIT** Hmm, I had to activate it just now (why would you not just offer it to everyone as part of their service?) and I don't see an option on the activity. Maybe it only covers purchases from this point forward.
On the plus side, a quote is for £18 which is less than I thought it might be for such a heavy parcel.
I listed them at £80 and said I paid £85... people are not going over £75. maybe I should just have them listed at £100 and then someone will offer £80 or £85. That's how I sold a bike, just upped the asking... people seem to have no idea about value, they just don't want to pay asking.
You always get chancers. You have something in demand so hang in there.
