I recently had a conversation in which I was asked why so few table warmers get really hot. Admittedly, this wasn’t the first time I had had this very conversation. As such, I feel compelled to share my limited knowledge on the subject. So, why don’t they get really hot?
Has your upholstery been looking a bit drab as of late? Would you like to keep it looking like new? I don’t blame you. To help you reach this goal, I’ve put together a few simple upholstery care and maintenance tips. Before moving on, however, let me emphatically state that you should always follow the specific instructions that your massage table manufacturer publishes. Not doing so can (and often does) void your warranty. The suggestions outlined in this blog should prove generic enough to apply to most types of upholstery, but it is always best to check.
I had a massage last week. The massage itself was great. The music, on the other hand, was terrible. Now, I’m not usually a music snob. In fact, I don’t recall really ever noticing the music during a massage before. Don’t get me wrong, there is always some form of music playing during the massages I’ve received, but it generally falls to the background. To my mind, that’s exactly what it is supposed to do. Music is meant to help relax and transport you, but not to consume your full attention during a massage.
I’m going to make today’s blog short and sweet. Why? Because I am sure you already know what I’m going to say. In fact, I suspect that you’ve said it to others before yourself. The crux of the matter: You absolutely need to take care of yourself.