Couch heater?

[hairstylist1970]

Does anyone know where I can get a massage couch heater from?

 

[Latifa]

I use a single bed heated under blanket on my massage couch. I think the one I have is made by Dreamland and it has 5 settings. Slumberland is another brand. I bought mine in a House of Fraser store.

I did notice that www.massagewarehouse.co.uk have table warmers for £39.99.

 

[Elizabeth B]

I also use a single bed underblanket. Got mine from Argos for €30.00. My clients love it. Tara

 

[Beep]

Thanks for this - how suitable are single bed electric blankets for massage using oils? Thanks for the Massage Warehouse link, Essence99, it looks promising.

 

[Joe C]

Not got one myself but have been on the receiving end of a small electric blanket from Lidl, very nice too. Think they did do 2 sizes the smaller one about £9 and the larger approx £13 would have to find one of Lidl's store's that keep old stock. There is a store in Maidstone, Kent who did have some in stock but that was before Xmas, wish I'd brought one now with this cold weather.

Cis

 

[www.tarotpack.com]

I cover the electric blanket with a couch cover and then couch roll paper. No oil gets onto it. It can be washed but I've not done this yet.

 

[Tyclitoimmisy]

I cover mine also with a toweling couch cover(holds it in place) and than a towel and paper towel. I've has it a couple of year's. No oil damage.
Tara

 

[Mari C]

The heated underblanket sounds a really good idea especially in these sub zero temperatures we have been having. The Lidl price is incredibly cheap - I will have to get one as having cold clients is one way of getting rid of them.

Love Binah
x

 

[Zallarion]

Yes good ideas all - I shall go to our nearby Lidl on tuesday to see if they've got one. Many thanks.

 

[stedlecedly]

I agree that a snuggley warm couch is nice in winter. BUT I'm wairy of electro-magnetic fields that may be ascociated with an electric blanket?
Any healers with an opinion on this?

 

[imarriedaslut]

Yes that's another consideration at the back of my mind.

 

[NONAME]

What about insurance? I read somewhere that using a domestic blanket may nullify one;s insurance? Is this true because I really don't want to fork out when I can buy a good, cheap domestic blanket?!

 

[Aamir Zaka Buttar]

I haven't heard that before, I will check with my insurer as I just have a single electric underblanket on my couch