Las Vegas guide and MSE thread 2011

graciesmummy

July

http://www.nahusa.com/inroom.htm

here is a link to the website:)

stoneman

October

ferf1223 wrote: »

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The shocks get my hubby worse than me...I think some on here have found the same trick as him - if you sit down at a machine - whack it with your hand quickly...that gets the shock out of the way.

My cure is to whack Tracy on the back of the head before we get to the lift. It still hurts but I get a laugh for my pain!!:D
I put the bounce sheets in my shoes.

ratkarth

pennylane99 wrote: »

and that also can cause nosebleeds, I carry a saline nasal spray

i would also add in to take some liquid eye drops artifical tears
as you can get very dry eyes due to the dust/traffic/low humidity and constant air con

i was doing so well too...not been on the forum for a few months!!! "off the waggon again..." betta delete the browsing history so i'm not caught on here!!!!

ferf1223

March

Vegas is the only place we've ever been that we have to break out the saline nasal spray...not everyone has the issue, and we don't every trip but it can get really uncomfortable even if you don't actually end up with a nosebleed.

ratkarth - that reminds me - does anyone who wears disposable daily contacts have any recommendations for eye drops? I usually carry a small bottle of saline (for contacts, not the nose stuff above, I swear)...but it only seems to solve the issue for a short period - it's way, way worse with these than with my old hard contacts - when I never needed eye drops in Vegas. It has caught me out the last 3 trips and I keep meaning to sort that out.

xx_Jo_xx

August

photome wrote: »

You may not get shocks.

As I said it affects me very bad, but my wife hardly gets zapped at all.

Do you get any static shocks in the UK ie from lift buttons..I do

Yes, I do - lifts, bannisters, handrails, shopping trolleys mostly... I now fear I'll be in for a whale of a time

I also have nasal problems generally - am waiting for an appt at the hospital to investigate - so im guessing I can look forward to a week of nosebleeds and electrocution... :rotfl:

photome

August

xx_Jo_xx wrote: »

Yes, I do - lifts, bannisters, handrails, shopping trolleys mostly... I now fear I'll be in for a whale of a time

I also have nasal problems generally - am waiting for an appt at the hospital to investigate - so im guessing I can look forward to a week of nosebleeds and electrocution... :rotfl:

Oh dear. I dont suffer with any nasal problems so dont know anything about them...BUT the electrocution is BAD!!!! I am joking, its only bad when you touch something:rotfl:

As said I have never tried anything to stop it but it does bug me, when are you going as it definitely isnt as bad in August as it is in the spring time

baza52

September

cant say ive ever had a static shock in Vegas, been a fair few times too.
The only shock ive had is the day after the night before

photome

August

baza52 wrote: »

cant say ive ever had a static shock in Vegas, been a fair few times too.
The only shock ive had is the day after the night before

You have to be a special kind of person to "feel" it

baza52

September

photome wrote: »

You have to be a special kind of person to "feel" it

Ill see how i get on in September

xx_Jo_xx

August

Im going the 19th of August for 8 nights...so hopefully as you say I wont find it as bad as I would if it were springtime...

Im sure I wont care when I get there - Ill be too excited just to be in Vegas