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i bought one have only used it twice an dit broke, anyway just wondered if anyone else had or has one and how they get on with it
Shirley
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I have one, have had it for several years. It works fine, no problems, but does take an age to heat up.
It does help, but only for a short time. I do like it though, it's nice to get some relief, albeit short lived
It's good to use before doing hand exercises, loosens things up a bit
I do think it would be worth getting yours fixed/replaced, every little helps.
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I made a DIY one with a slowcooker. You just have to be careful not to get the wax too hot :shock: . You can buy the wax chips by the bag. My experience was like Numpty's; takes forever to warm up and I found the wax cools off too quickly. Feels nice though.
I used hot packs and a heating pad now as I need the heat for longer to make any difference in pain and stiffness.0 -
I'm returning mine , but I'm going to try a pan inset and seemingly shows you how on YouTube, can't be hardShirley0
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