Massage Chairs

A couple of weeks ago, we went to our local mall to walk around. I am not a mall shopper. I prefer Walmart, but Kasi and Ryan are both at an age where they want to wear certain brands of clothes. I have been dreading this, but I guess it was inevitable. Anyway, as we were walking around, we found these massage chairs where you could sit for a couple of minutes, and pay to have them massage you. Junior sat right down and started feeding it quarters. He has always had trouble with his back, and he said he could sit in that chair forever.

This got me thinking about maybe finding a Massage Chair that we could keep at home. I found these Human Touch chairs, and they sound just like the ones at the mall. Some of them were very clinical looking, and didn't exactly look like they would fit well with in my living room. Then I found this one. It's their HT-1650 AcuTouch Massage Chair. It looks just like a regular recliner, but has all these wonderful features. You can program it to do the rolling, kneading, compression and percussion techniques of massage professional, and you can customize which area you want massaged, from neck to foot. You can pick which technique you want, as well as the intensity. I have a feeling, though, that Junior will never get out of this chair.

Who knows. I may become addicted to it, too.