Weekly Flylady Thread 21st February 2011

greenbee

Hob cleaned and bits washed up. Cupboard doors and large appliances wiped down. Need to get on with cake and supper and hopefully get the kitchen cleaning finished at the same time.

whichwhydoIturn

Hi Sock, hopi candles are a paper like cylinder bout 6 " long, , the end goes in to your ear and the other end is lit ( you are lying on your side at this point) some one is holding the hopi candle.The flame burns down and,I think it works like a chimney.it does not hurt and all i was aware of was a slight clicking noise in my ear ( apparently it was the sound of the paper burning) at the end when it has burnt to a low level it is removed and all the wax that is in your ear is on the paper, to tell the truth, i was shocked how much.hearing was instantly sharper.Then I had it on my other ear.finished off with a facial to help clear my sinuises, and i must admit, i loved it. She did mention that it can be used to clear sinsuses and that migraine sufferers can benefit.Hope that helps x

sockdrawer

whichwhydoIturn wrote: »

She did mention that it can be used to clear sinsuses and that migraine sufferers can benefit.Hope that helps x

Thank you for taking the time to let me know about this, and what to expect. I think I'll give it a try..... off to google now!

toottifrootti

sockdrawer

http://www.naturaltherapypages.co.uk/therapist/complementarytherapiestayside/7748

we passed this shop on tues and I thought it looked a nice place! scroll down and it shows you a picture

toots xx

vanilla

One thing listed on ebay. I'm hoping it will sell and push me on to list more. Is the free listing on tomorrow as well?

Sister and BIL up and hubby has been snoozing since dinner. I hope he has himself ready for tomorrow because he didn't mention anything that needed washed.

Right i'm away to chill with a movie...

sockdrawer

toottifrootti wrote: »

sockdrawer

http://www.naturaltherapypages.co.uk/therapist/complementarytherapiestayside/7748

we passed this shop on tues and I thought it looked a nice place! scroll down and it shows you a picture

toots xx

Thank you honey! It does sound lovely, and just down the road from dad's so I can combine a visit there, with a visit to him. You are a star xx

sockdrawer

vanilla wrote: »

Is the free listing on tomorrow as well?

Quote ebay message:
"On 26 and 27 February 2011

£0.00 insertion fee on auction format listings with any starting price

All final value fees and optional listing upgrade fees still apply

Items listed using professional tools are excluded

Open to all users (except business sellers and below
standards sellers)

Only items listed with the Quick Sell or Advanced Sell forms
(Sell Your Item forms) are included"

Dippypud

sockdrawer wrote: »

Thank you for taking the time to let me know about this, and what to expect. I think I'll give it a try..... off to google now!

I use Hopi candles now and again, you can buy them on-line.

It doesn't hurt, just a 'pop' noise, very good.

My friend uses them on her disabled son,(10), as he is blind, but has no speech. Ideal way to clean his ears safely.

sockdrawer

Dippypud wrote: »

I use Hopi candles now and again, you can buy them on-line.

It doesn't hurt, just a 'pop' noise, very good.

My friend uses them on her disabled son,(10), as he is blind, but has no speech. Ideal way to clean his ears safely.

Thanks Dippy. Thinking of taking wee daughter as well, as she gets ear infections (her ears don't "clean out" properly and fill with dead skin which leads to infection.. sorry if TMI) It does seem very gentle from what you have all said.

Dippypud

sockdrawer wrote: »

Thanks Dippy. Thinking of taking wee daughter as well, as she gets ear infections (her ears don't "clean out" properly and fill with dead skin which leads to infection.. sorry if TMI) It does seem very gentle from what you have all said.

Because he is blind, his hearing is very sensitive, and they dont bother him at all.

It's harder getting him to sit still long enough.:)