massage paper rolls

[Holbrook]

Hi

I've just decided to go mobile and purchased a lightweight massage table from ebay. Just about fits in my boot!

I've printed my flyers and have my first appointment in early May.

I need some disposable paper rolls and wondering if anyone can recommend a supplier. I would like good quality soft paper and don't mind paying for the best if it makes my clients happy.

Anyone used this company c[link=http://www.couch-rolls.co.uk]ouch Rolls direct[/link] , they look pretty cheap and statechsa approved.

Also seen some on [link=http://www.medisave.co.uk/couch-roll-20-inches-ply-white-per-case-of-rolls-p-1120.html]medisave[/link]and a sports fitness site. Not sure which to buy and how to know I would get quality. The ones we used at college didn't tear properly and we ended up wasting loads.

Any help or advice is much appreciated.

x-Prusha-x

 

[puddinniddup]

Hi Prusha[/align][/align]The problem with the soft easy tear ones is they tear as the person gets on the couch or terns over, also the extra soft ones are not as good value as they do not have the amount of material on the role as the more sturdy ones do.[/align][/align]You will probably have to try them for yourself before you make up your own mind but I often get mine from a local cleaning and disposables company, you can find these in the yellow pages.[/align]

 

[IReallyDunno]

I used paper rolls for about 6 months28 years ago,butgot lots of negative commentsfrom clients sobought a selection of stretch towelling covers and stuck them in the washer at the end of the day.They lasted very well - Inow buy a selection every 6 months, and wash them every other day when I have a decent 'load'.