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Bestselling Homedics Massage Chairs for 2011

#5.Homedics MCS-300H Shiatsu Massage Cushion
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State of the art moving Shiatsu massage with soothing heat travels up and down the back.

#4.Homedics SBM-200H Therapist Select Shiatsu Massaging Cushion with Heat
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The Shiatsu massaging cushion helps you enjoy state of the art relaxation….your way.

#3.Homedics MCS-200H Shiatsu Massage Cushion
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State of the art moving Shiatsu massage with soothing heat travels up and down the back. Folds to a compact size for storage in the built in carry bag. Easily fits most chairs.

#2.Homedics SBM-500H Therapist Select Shiatsu One Massaging Cushion with Heat
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Homedics SBM-500H Therapist Select Shiatsu Massaging Cushion with moving massage mechanism, 6 programs and quick heat. Black

#1.Homedics QRM400 Therapist Select Quad Roller Massaging Chair Cushion , QRM-400 Messager
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With the New Homedics QRM400 you’ll think that you spent hundreds on a massage chair, but you didn’t.

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My whacked cat is at it again!

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HoMedics Temp Rite Heat or Cool Massage Cushion massages and comforts your back and seat with soothing warmth in the winter and refreshing cool in the summer. This ergonomically designed portable…
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A video demo of our HoMedics Swedish and shiatsu massage cushions displaying how similar their experience is to the spa experience. Relax with a HoMedics Swedish or Shiatsu massage today! Check out the MCS-360H, or the MCS-700H

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We have an extremely heavy antique wooden framed mirror..we paid $75 at a Good Will type place years and years ago and no longer have anywhere to put it. I’m thinking about asking $45 but going no lower than $35 because it is still in excellent condition. For clothes I’m thinking 50 cents unless it’s something heavy or was really expensive…baby clothes 3 for $1 unless it’s the same situation…I have a 10cup coffeemaker does $10 seem reasonable? Thighmaster for $5? And I have this back massager from HoMedics I was thinking $10? There’s also some handmade jewelry that I made with Austrian crystal beads and various other beads like Tiger’s Eye and Snowflake Obsidian. Some are bracelet earring sets and I was thinking maybe $10 for the sets and $5 for the single bracelets? I’ve also got a bunch of still wrapped toys from McD’s (my mom works there) I think a quarter is good right?

Your prices sound good to me. Although you sound a little low on the mirror. Make sure you mark that it’s an antique, and advertise it that way in your ads. It will help it sell better.

the url is:

http://www.walmart.com/massage-spa/massagers/homedics-deluxe-antigravity-massage-chair?cpncode=10-32357348-2&dest=9999999997&sourceid=0100000012231186302498&srccode=cii_1038957

also price range is 250-350

you can go to all furniture store. it is pretty good.

:> peace
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HoMedics massage products are perfect gifts that your friends and family will use year round!

HoMedics, wonderful gifts you will use all year long! At retailers nationwide and www.HoMedics.com.

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I’ve been looking at these HoMedics massagers for Christmas for my folks, and basically narrowed it down to two options—SBM-300 and SBM-300H. The one with the heat is $40 more expensive, so I need to know whether the heat makes THAT much of a difference in a massage.
My mom is a very warmth-loving person and my dad couldn’t care less (hence I keep my window open to go this dang heat out of my room in November, but anyways)—so what I need to know is, is heat worth those extra $40?

Massage itself produces heat to the area through mechanical friction and nervous system response that encourages more blood to enter the small blood vessels of the skin. It takes a few minutes though. Personally, I believe the whole "heat" functions on those massagers are unnecessary, unless all you plan to do is use the heat function and no massage action. A reheatable warm pack should be more effective than anything on the device if heat is what you are after. If you think your ma would like the extra heat function, then it is worth the extra forty bucks, because it will get used. It’s better than being reminded periodically that "a heat function would have been nice, ya know."

I’ve been looking at these HoMedics massagers for Christmas for my folks, and basically narrowed it down to two options—SBM-300 and SBM-300H. The one with the heat is $40 more expensive, so I need to know whether the heat makes THAT much of a difference in a massage.
My mom is a very warmth-loving person and my dad couldn’t care less (hence I keep my window open to go this dang heat out of my room in November, but anyways)—so what I need to know is, is heat worth those extra $40?

Massage itself produces heat to the area through mechanical friction and nervous system response that encourages more blood to enter the small blood vessels of the skin. It takes a few minutes though. Personally, I believe the whole "heat" functions on those massagers are unnecessary, unless all you plan to do is use the heat function and no massage action. A reheatable warm pack should be more effective than anything on the device if heat is what you are after. If you think your ma would like the extra heat function, then it is worth the extra forty bucks, because it will get used. It’s better than being reminded periodically that "a heat function would have been nice, ya know."

I bought a Homedics Quad Massager, in the Cargo shop for a friend, for around £10. I think it`s quite good. I`ve just been trying it out. It has batteries included and has 4 massage nodes for strong relief, a hand grip for comfort and illuminated massage heads. The friend in question, loves massages.
I just have visions that it is the sort of present that will remain in it`s box. I hope this question doesn`t sound too rude………
Ghost – Yes, they don`t sound like my cup of tea either. Lol.
Mark – Are you angling for a present??
Would you be interested in a Homedics Quad Massager. No don`t answer that. XX.

i was given some diesel perfume gift box thing about 2 years ago from a mate, its still in the box, never touched it