Re: Back scrubber? ...spin spa

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Thats what I use too. I love it. And still am just using the soft

brush that came on it too. I'm at the point I don't replace the

batteries anymore. Just glad to be able to reach the back, heels and

toes!

I'd recommend that too!

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> Jeri, I have a Spa Spin brand (as seen on TV!) rotating shower spa

kit - it has a long handle on it and comes with several different

attachments, but so far I've just used the brush that was already

attached. It required 3 or 4 AA batteries and is completely

waterproof. It enables me to reach all areas of my back, legs, feet

without having to do much maneuvering at all. It has two speeds,

even has a little area where you can put liquid soap in it and push a

button for it to dispense soap while using it. For me, that's been

the best thing since sliced bread. I wish I had it even before my

revision surgery. I've seen some special offers lately where they

include a facial kit, again with a rotating head, not vibratating.

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> It feels to good to get to areas of my back, legs and feet. I use

the soft soap with it. If you get good batteries they'll last a

while.

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> I found mine at a local drug store around Christmas time, but

places like Walmart and other big dept. stores carry them - plus you

can always order them online.

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> That's what works for me!

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> G

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> As for easy to clean - well it is sort'ove self cleaning - I keep

it hanging in the shower - so it is always there when I want it.

> [ ] Back " scrubber " ?

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> Hi everybody. At 9 weeks post-op and 3 days since arriving home,

I've

> got big plans for tonight. I'm going to take a real honest to

goodness

> shower! Wow.

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> Do you have any suggestions for a gentle, rigid, easy-to-clean,

easy-to-

> reach-around-arms-to-get-to-back back scrubber?

> Brands, where to buy, etc.?

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> Thanks so much.

> Jeri

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