What does a 'personal ioniser' do?

Edinburghlass_2

Savvy_Sue wrote:

NO! You malign me. It's silver, and light is blue.

And it seems to be helping, although possibly that's because I wasn't working this afternoon and it's a teensy bit colder.

:rotfl:Are you sure? Surely in these days of equality I could have a pink straightjacket if I wanted one? Patient choice and all that ...

I keep seeing girls with bright pink plaster casts on their wrists, I signed one for a lass in Morrisons the other day, she was trying to get as many different languages as possible on her cast. Then the next day I thought I saw her at the hospital, but it was a different girl, and I've seen another one at church.

I knew it, its agism....when I recently broke my wrist I asked for a nice bright pink cast, 3 times in fact I threw the hint in until I was told in no uncertain terms that white was the only colour it came in :mad:

Now I read this I realise they weren't prepared to humour this old fogie with a pink cast

Hope you have your Ioniser with you Sue and its working well at ionising and when I next see aliasojo I'll get her to explain ionising to me :rolleyes:

Savvy_Sue

Edinburghlass wrote:

Hope you have your Ioniser with you Sue and its working well at ionising and when I next see aliasojo I'll get her to explain ionising to me :rolleyes:

Alas, the battery has run out, and the one I bought for DH had its battery missing (silly me for not checking in Boots when I bought it) and I know we should take it back but TBH we've had other things to think about. We are definitely going to replace the batteries though, now the weather's so much cooler I am coping without it OK!

When you get that explanation, DH would like to know what happens to all the ions it's replacing, where they go etc! I don't care as long as it works!

Savvy_Sue

There's a picture of me wearing my personal ioniser here, and an explanation of my apparent poor taste here - post no. 69.