Paddles

[Guest guest]

well, the paddles as shown are light on the sponges and that means a

lot of power comes through. I think I said to remove any excess

moisture, even press against towels to remove most of the water. I'm

working on deeper sponges to allow more low-end power. I will post

that idea soon, and also how you can transform your current ones into

the deeper sponge model without redoing them. It should be

interesting. I want the paddles to have a very full range of power

from really light to really heavy, but to do that, I think thicker

sponges would be good, or adding a layer of sponge by tacking it in

place so that the power goes through, not solid gluing in other

words. I made these paddles awfully strong! My own face bristles

when I use them even pressing lightly. So a little more range would

be good for the tender skin. On most other parts of the body they are

not too much to bear, usually, but I want to be able to treat the face

for sinus and colds, etc.

bG

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> Hi Bg.

> I made the paddles today, used a slightly different foam brush but

the

> final product will be about the same. I recall you saying something

> about wetting the spongese that struck me as making a lot of sense

but

> I'll be darned if I can remember exactly what you said. Do you

recall

> that? I'm wondering if dipping the cut sponges flat on a saucer

would

> keep from getting the sponge brush too wet? Does that make sense?

>

> Jack

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[Guest guest]

Hi - you posted a short while ago that you would update the

information concerning modifying the paddles using aluminum foil in

place of wire - I am not an expert in designing this sort of thing but

I am very good at following your simple, sensible, uncomplicated,

helpful instructions - hoping you will soon find time to give us the

benefit of your wisdom,

Bevin .

[Guest guest]

BG, Brother in law has hep -c i am going to make gutzilla for him what

about a water ski vest as a sponge holder he lives by himself and i dont know if

he can hold the pads and belt them in also what about collidial silver can he

use both at the same time Thank You Ted

baby_grand <no_reply > wrote: oooo! that's right....well

after my taxes, oky? thanks bevj for the

reminder and nudge I dont' alwyas have the ambition I should, so have

to borrow it from others to get things dones.

bg

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> Hi - you posted a short while ago that you would update the

> information concerning modifying the paddles using aluminum foil in

> place of wire - I am not an expert in designing this sort of thing

but

> I am very good at following your simple, sensible, uncomplicated,

> helpful instructions - hoping you will soon find time to give us the

> benefit of your wisdom,

> Bevin .

>