Hot Stone Kit

Hi Becki - many thanks for reply - I understand you prefer the bath - would be interested to know if you think the bag is as good a method as the bath as far as heating up the stones go - what kind of price are you looking for them - that's kind of you to look at courier costs Kind regards Jean

Hi Jean! So sorry for delay, been a super busy week. The stones take 45 mins to an hour to heat in the bag, but you can start heating from home if mobile and then continue heating in the car with the car adapter so thats very useful. It has insulator pads in to keep the stones hot once heated up and in transit in the car. I made the mistake originally of heating them up with the pads in from cold and it took forever to heat as it was extra material for the bag to heat through I suppose! I've never been that confident with my hot stone massage so haven't been practicing it full stop to be honest. So the bag has been stored away for a while. Its not that that either bag or water heater is better or worse than one another, just that I was trained with a water heater and so it would take some getting used to with the routines of reheating any stones and cleaning them if they aren't in water, which is something I never got around to practicing. Hope this gives you some ideas for your hot stone work :) It cost me around £280 back in february for the bag, 38 stones, and a set of 14 cold stones in a lovely wooden box, so would be looking for £140 ono. If you don't need the cold stones I'm happy with £120. If you would rather email me with more info, feel free to email me on becki.gardner@hotmail.co.uk :)

Yes sorry its gone now :) Becki