time to stop messing around

whatatwit

El, your back sounds really painful. Did you buy a special type of mattress for OH's back?
Maybe you need to try putting a folded duvet under the bottom sheet to make it a little softer.
Miss Twit has had her GHDs for 3 years now and they are good, just not working. i must research about getting them mended.

elantan

it might work out cheaper than buying a new pair ...i have been told they are very expensive...

we got one of those mouled thingy bobs like a tempur mattress for hubby's back he is fine feels great almost ...his back pain is alot better ..however mine is bad now ..it's actually very funny to be honest ..well i find it funny... hubby has been in agony for a long long time now and has missed alot of work this year (atleast he get's paid) so we decided to go buy a new mattress to see if that would help...it seems to work for him ...however i am in agony...cant have it all i spose lol

taxi73

Sorry to hear about your back and hopefully it turns out to be nothing to do with your mattress...and that at least when you heal you'll feel better..mmm

elantan

i am hoping that will be the outcome taxi lol ...my friend got herself one of those moulded pillows she say's it took her two weeks to get used to it but now she wouldnt be without it ...i am hoping its the same for me

whatatwit

We bought a new mattress, with a memory foam topper. It did take some getting used to, I still feel that I have to climb out of my 'divot' in a morning.

It looks as though I can buy a cable for the GHDs for less than £10 and there is a youtube guide to fitting it

whatatwit

I couldn't cope with the moulded pillow, I went back to my snuggly feather ones.

elantan

whatatwit wrote: »

We bought a new mattress, with a memory foam topper. It did take some getting used to, I still feel that I have to climb out of my 'divot' in a morning.

It looks as though I can buy a cable for the GHDs for less than £10 and there is a youtube guide to fitting it

i think that is what we have ....and a cable for a tenner got to be cheaper than buying a new one ...go for it think of the savings

hypno06

GHD's in public toilets Whatever next :rotfl:

elantan

hypno06 wrote: »

GHD's in public toilets Whatever next :rotfl:

i know it cost £1 but they are apparently very hygenic :cool: ... now i once went into a public toilet in eastkilbride (oh about 7 years ago now) and saw a machine that sold toys (use your imagination):o i was in shock for a while with that one i can tell you :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

hypno06

elantan wrote: »

i know it cost £1 but they are apparently very hygenic :cool: ... now i once went into a public toilet in eastkilbride (oh about 7 years ago now) and saw a machine that sold toys (use your imagination):o i was in shock for a while with that one i can tell you :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I must lead a very sheltered life...........:rotfl: