Antique, How Are Those Plates workin... 
ladylove
14 y
3,370
- Re: Antique, How Are Those Plates wo... antique
14 y
2,662
This is a reply to # 1,611,936The plates are working out great and they're easier to clean. My afterbath water is still full of dark red sludge and more black stuff. I'm doing one bath in the morning and one later in the day. The reason I do 2 is urgent health issues....hypertention and macular degeneration. I also do the Neti pot cleansing and that is making a huge difference in allergy symptoms. Somewhere I read that we are to do a sauna or steam bath after the footbath to get rid of the toxins. I thought that was what the footbath was doing with all the sludge in the water. I have a portable sauna and can use that too. Boy! Are we ever high maintenance!
- From graters to cleavers.. ladylove
14 y
2,791
MoreThis is a reply to # 1,611,950Hi Antique :-),
Glad to hear it about the plates. I think I'm about to vandalize a couple of S/S Cleavers :-). I may have to wait 'til tomorrow to take my next foot bath. Boy, it's been 2 days without it and I am really feeling the difference :-( .
My cheese graters seem to be about ready to throw in the towel..
Did you drill holes in the plates or leave them solid? I think I'm going to leave the cleavers solid so I can clean them easier.
Lol, it makes me nervous, the idea of cleavers near my toes- I'll probably have to file down the blades to use 'em.
Stay well,
Ladylove
- Re: From graters to cleavers.. antique
14 y
2,654
This is a reply to # 1,612,077I left them solid and I just put the clips on the top. That plastic thing with the slits I mentioned, holds them secure & upright.
I've been wondering where the other posters from the past are. (the beginning of this site) It would be wonderful to hear their stories as to how their homemade devises worked for them and what health issues were changed for the better.- GodMadeusperfect, Believenatural, Ge... ladylove
14 y
2,663
This is a reply to # 1,612,485..how's it going and where are you??
I've been wondering where everybody else is, too..
Stay well,
Ladylove
- GodMadeusperfect, Believenatural, Ge... ladylove
14 y
2,663
- Re: From graters to cleavers.. antique
14 y
2,654
- Re: Antique, How Are Those Plates wo... ciscokid
14 y
2,574
MoreThis is a reply to # 1,611,950This is what I want to do too. Acquire pure stainless steel rods or some kind of material that is malleable so that I can manipulate their positioning...
- Cleaver issues.. ladylove
14 y
2,830
This is a reply to # 1,612,110Well Cisco, if you try the cleaver route, please report on it.
These that I am attempting to use are 2 stainless steel cleavers with blades of about 4" X 8". They are about 3/16" thick.
When i clip the charger clips onto them, I can't get a peep out of 'em. Not one peep. Not from either charger either, neither the 1.5A nor the 2A.
The cleavers are about 3/4" apart, which might be the problem, but I hope it isn't because I'd rather not destroy the handles unless I have to..
I switched back to the cheese graters. Interestingly enough, after all that, I could hardly get the cheese graters to come up today! I have no idea what was wrong. Eventually they did though, although I still have no idea why.. Even after they came up, the charger still kept folding back intermittently
If anybody can offer any insight, please go right ahead..
Stay well,
Ladylove
- Re: Cleaver issues.. ciscokid
14 y
2,615
This is a reply to # 1,612,664I will be getting back into this aspect of our home spa improvements. Am making some other 'devices' too. So have a bit of mad scientist going on at the moment. I am prone to look at copper again as it worked very, very well in this ultra simple 20 qt setup. Part of it is getting the salt/ Epsom Salt amounts right too.
But have to say, am thinking this worked pretty well, and we have had some very nice results too. Note that I am using a different 12v battery charger. I have a 2 amp and 10 amp selection switch. Using 2 amp at the moment and will keep it there.
Will report back as soon as I have a bit more...
More
- Thanks Cisco :-).. + the problem wit... ladylove
14 y
2,828
This is a reply to # 1,612,746..I look forward to reading your report :-).
I'm going to try those cleavers again tomorrow, I'm sure they'll work now. It was an operator error (read: embarrassing).. /edit- No,it wasn't. apparently there is another reason. I'll post when I find it..
Hey Cisco, FYI the strongest Ionic Foot Bath unit I found in my research is a 10A commercial unit. The treatment time with that one was listed as 8 minutes long. I am *guessing* that the more powerful the charger, the shorter the treatment time..
If you want me to, I can probably locate that link again and you can check them out, I found that in reading the different makes' testimonials, it was easier to get an idea of what to expect from our own setup.
I have not yet found any negative feedback on these units. There are a few who respond with "nothing", but those are a very few, and many, many who are amazed and going on and on about the positives.
Stay well,
Ladylove :-)
Thank you for being your upbeat self :-), I always get a kick out of your posts cisco :-).
Stay well,
Ladylove :-)
Pages and Ads Suggested by Google
- Thanks Cisco :-).. + the problem wit... ladylove
14 y
2,828
- Re: Cleaver issues.. ciscokid
14 y
2,615
- Cleaver issues.. ladylove
14 y
2,830
- From graters to cleavers.. ladylove
14 y
2,791
- Re: Antique, How Are Those Plates wo... antique
14 y
2,662
Share:
Translate This Page: