Personal Thermostats? $300 Embr Wave vs $15 Wrist Wrap
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2019
- Today I compare the $300 Embr Wave wrist "thermostat" with a cheap $15 gel wrist wrap to see if there is much of a difference!
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Laser thermometers struggle to read metal because it's so reflective. A good way to test is to stick a piece of masking tape on whatever you're trying to measure
plus that thing is mayby is induction style cooling /heating tech
@@TheSuperHybrid80 Induction? Doesn't that work with magnetised materials (iron/steel manly)
RedTeamWolf the laser on there does not measure the temp, it’s designed to help you “aim”
TheSuperHybrid80 yea because induction would work on skin 😂
@@TheSuperHybrid80 you mean conduction.
My wife was chosen to be a tester for this because her core body temperature is a degree higher than normal. Did not work for her but most of the testers thought they noticed a difference in there temperature. She thinks it a hi tech placebo.
cool where do u sin up to test this kinda stuff
@@marlaanderson6676, she gets an email asking for testers for products, and goes through a vetting process. For this product she had to get her doctor to verify that she has higher than normal body temperature. She also thought the price was a bit high to justify the use.
Your wife sounds like a smart cookie and an independent thinker. She didn't go along with the majority opinion but reported her subjective experience of the product.
All cookie's are smart... I mean just look at the Oreo... heaven in bite sized chunks!~
it's "they're temperature" you ignorant
$300 is difficult to justify for that.
That's what she said 😔
£300 for a placebo band lol
Nay, impossible to justify.
Honestly I enjoyed mine, I just wish It didnt Turn off. If it would just turn on (pulse) until the battery Died or I turned it off I wouldve enjoyed it far more
If it just did something appart from showing you as a geek. Nice led glowing .... LOL
Please review the revolutionary 120$ tooth brush that looks like a mouth guard, I’ve been seeing ads on TH-cam for the last month. I think its a canadian invention
It doesnt work. It's a crowdfunded scam invention.
What is it called?
@@dannydaw59 The one I saw that looked interesting (and backed by Microsoft) is the UNOBrush
Total scam. We got one just for the giggles and it was a huge waste of time and money. You can get a much better clean from a $2 toothbrush and some toothpaste.
This, a million times
He cracked me up when he took of the wrapping off of the device in the beginning, then he proceeds to say "step 1 done" 😂😂😂
You're already cool James, that's why it doesn't work too well for you.
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Emberwave almost looks like one of those house arrest/ankle monitor thingys. Walking around in public people may think you're under house arrest for something.
I don't think many people would draw that conclusion unless it was on sometimes ankle
Good way to be left the H#LL alone though... I might need one :)
PurrPurr Damn sounds like you bite I shall steer clear, no purchase necessary 😂
Not the most intelligent comment ever...
@@TehBudWhisperer lol 😂 coming from a bill Cosby account.
I too wondered how this device works. Apparently, it works by tricking your hypothalamus (helps maintain internal body temp). Your internal temp is normally ~98.6°F, but your skin (a different temp) acts as insulation constantly adjusting to maintain your internal temp. So even slight changes in skin temp can affect your internal temp. What you feel is a delta-t or temperature differential. Even a slight change in temp on your skin makes you “feel” hotter or colder. So this device causes that skin temp difference thereby tricky your body’s thermostat (hypothalamus) to adjust. All I can say is if you’re a person who is often uncomfortable then you’d probably pay the $300. 😬
n2Cabo I’d pay $500 for it if it works.
This is a perfect breakdown. My comment was similar to this.
That's what you call pseudoscience advertising aka bollocks.
That's total bullshit. There's no way this tiny peltier cooler is doing that. Assuming that's even possible, which sounds iffy at best, it just doesnt have the power.
The information on their website says it tricks your mind and adjusts the perceived temperature of your surroundings. Again, sounds like a bunch of snake oil. You can make an ice pack for free basically, which will actually make you feel cold.
$300 bucks for a $3 Peltier thermoelectric cooler? Sign me up!
You forgot about the battery, case and the app, so clearly that adds $297 to the cost of the device.
I dont think its a Peltier, because the temperature difference didn't show on the meter. It's based on thermal conduction and dissapation I think.
@@The_Potionist I think their own advertising says it has a thermoelectric module, which means the Peltier effect.
@@brianstone6463 Peltier module consume a LOT but when I say a lot it's a LOOOT of energy to work. If it was one the battery would die in few minutes I think
@@Psyden5757 good observation :p I didnt even think of that. But wouldn't a Peltier suck the battery life within minutes?
I'd choose neither, I don't have any idea what a wrist thermostat is supposed into do
Supposed to have the same effect as pouring cold water over your wrists when you're hot
It's supposed to separate the gullible from their money.
It’s suppose to cool down through Your veins it’s not meant to completely keep you cool but it is supposed to give you some kind slight comfort
@@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff winner
Back when I had to work outside in the winter cold I used air activated heaters( hand hotties ) rubber banded to each wrist. It did seem to keep me warmer by warming the blood as it is circulated. And best of all it’s CHEAP and lasts for 3 or so hours
That doesn’t seem cheap when you have to get new ones every day.
Exactly the video I was looking for. Thank you good sir
I have really wondered about this. I overheat easy and stay indoors all summer when the sun is out, and I've been debating getting it. Sounds like I'm better off just dipping a headband in ice water
Better yet, take an ice cube and put it under your tongue. That really is a sensitive area. Instant cooling.
Or just wrap one of those damp cooling towels around your wrist.
Just drink from a bottle of ice water in the heat.
Try a cooling vest. If you can afford a phase change one it lasts much longer than the ones that you wet but both are good. I have nerve damage that prevents sweating so the cooling vests are the only way I get out in the summer
@@ozbullymorales1020 I tried those... they last for a little bit but then are just a soggy towel. Not as impressed as the advertising suggests.
The expensive gadget doesn’t work with the temp meter due to the reflection of infrared (wrong emissivity)
I think the idea is that there is an important vein/artery close to the surface where the palm-side of your wrist is, so it's operating on the principle of blood cooling. Whether it really works or not is debatable. I doubt it could alter it enough without being painful, and your body might start overcompensating by trying to raise your temperature instead.
I dunno, it's hardly something I'm knowledgeable in.
Loved the review. The app seems like a bonus but the cost seems high. I love your idea of swapping out inserts to lengthen the duration. 👍
When I was a kid one of my teachers told me that if you blow on your wrist while your hot and sweaty then it will help cool you down faster. No idea if this is factual information but I've been doing it for about 20 years now and placebo or not I feel like it helps.
My dad always told me this as a kid as well. I really do feel like it helps.
For people suffering with MS I can definately see someone purchasing it. Any increase in body temp can slow a person down signifigantly. However still extremely expensive, I'd like to see if it could help with MS during hot mos.
The human body is about 98°
80° is colder than our own bodies.
It isn't an extreme cold but is enough to notice.
Absolutely! Walk into a 70 degree room and it feels comfortable. Dive into a 70 degree pool and it’s freezing! It has to do with contact density and temperature differential. That’s why air and water have a much different cooling effect at the same temperature.
it feels cold because body temperature is 98.6 anything below that will feel cold or cooler to the touch
Mt thoughts exactly
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I love to play golf. I’m not very good at it but I love to play. Problem is, like you, I live in an extremely hot area of the USA (Dixie Alley) and we have humidity so it may only be 90 outside but with the humidity, it feels like 115. I have one of those ShamWow things I wear around my neck. I’m wit you - I can’t imagine a small square on my wrist will help me stay cooler.
Love the videos and I love the photo of Bailey over your couch.
Kidney areas, wrists, and neck are usually strategic areas to manage/maintain body temperature. When I worked in the Mojave all dang day we used to put cold water rags around our necks, also rub ice cubes or pour ice water over our wrists to lower core temperature a little.
I think wrist straps are marketed to help with aching, soreness, or mild injuries, not to keep you overall warm or cool.
Yes great for carpal tunnel
Im pretty sure it even said it on the box he had. They arent meant for the same purpose
Excusememr you are so right
I'd be interested to see how it works with someone who has hyperhidrosis and trouble keeping their body temperature normal like me.
I was just thinking about how this may help those with your condition. I'm not a specialist of any kind, I just thought it might be something that could be expanded for those suffering. Like maybe even a vest of it... but I can't imagine how much that would cost.
I have used similar items. The one I wore around my neck seems to work best. My hyperhidrosis is mainly on my head. I still have sweating but, I feel a little more comfortable. I hope this helps.
If you really want to know then go to an online store, buy a peltier device for about $4, grab a battery and tape both to your arm, you'll get roughly the same effect.
@@robylove9190 I would love to know the name of the one you wore around your neck. I rarely leave my house on hot days because my head and face sweat so profusely.
@@whoopsydaisy6389 I have used a few different ones. I have a polar cool that you soak in cold water that helps if you don't mind feeling a little damp. I have some that go on your wrist that I got at Dollar Tree. I have also used one called a cool tie that I got at a flea market many years ago and still use.
I am so happy you did this review. I have been debating getting the ember wave as I have dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system. That means my body doesn't regulate it's body temperature. At least not well. Thanks for your insights
I got so happy I got a Freakin Review notification, I love you channel, I have ordered so much from Amazon from you.
Wasting your money pretty much. donate it to a charity.
Lol everything I have purchased I actually use
Nothin to do with the embr wave but just wanted to say I love watching people review products and I have to say freakin reviews is by far my favorite channel keep up the awesome videos please! I know you get that all the time but figured I'd tell ya! Also You helped me recommend the atomic beam light to my grandma who was looking into solar motion lights so thank you James, she also owns a pocket hose now lol!
I think it's supposed to work similar to how an hvac system in your car or home works with your blood acting as the coolant. The heat energy moves to the area that's cooler and the blood is then carried throughout your body. A larger artery like in the neck would do the job much better imho.
300 bucks? Right. The ONLY way it would be worth that is if it read your blood glucose without a blood sample.
2nd the motion there!
Or combine it with activity tracker with a smartwatch - this can be fine for me having on dominant hand most of the time and when i type on computer I do not usually need neither tracker nor watch, so it can sit in charger as such a combo will drain battery way faster. For such a combo device (it is already large enough to have a good size screen on it) may be most people will be ready to pay more than $300.
Or even blood pressure and or temperature
Or even blood pressure and temperature
IMDARKFIRE007 yeah but they’d actually charge your insurance $2,000
I use all your reviews as a reference when researching certain products. I love your videos
I travel by bus in the heat a lot. Since I have my shopping cart I carry frozen water bottles in my cooler. It's the Ozark trail 50 can bag cooler & it works great. It will keep my water bottles frozen or near frozen all day. Its only $4.97 too & carries a ton of weight as well.
I still like the embr wave perfect for hot flashes!
So are cold wash clothes, and ice packs :)
@@patriotpeasant199 those aren’t practical if you’re at work or not home
I find that if I am too hot at home, say at the computer. You can get one of those freeze packs that go inside portable coolers. They supposedly stay colder and frozen longer. I got a nice fairly large flat one. Well, i find if I sit on it, it helps me feel over all cooler.
I don't know if this is the correct place to make requests for reviews, but you should totally review some heated gloves! I have a heated vest and heated gloves and I honestly don't know what I''d do without them. Canadian winters are beautiful but they aren't kind. Unfortunately, there are different kinds of heated gloves and glove liners with wildly varying price points and it can be hard to know what's good!
I wonder if the thermometer reading was a matter of your skin being used to the temperature. Have you ever turned on a tap, then held your hand under the water to see when it warmed up? You can feel the water getting warmer and warmer. But then, when you put your other hand in the water, it still feels cool to the touch. So your wrist might feel cold if you're expecting it, but the actual temperature might not have significantly changed...?
Which one of these will protect me from the 110 F heat here in Phoenix?
Big points right off for the IU shirt. I’m guessing the fancy electronic thermostat seems cold in contrast to the normal 98.6. Your review has me really intrigued about it. It’s seems kinda neat. The gel wrist strap might be good for someone that works in a foundry or industrial furnace maintenance. LOL But really. Overall I’m with ya, the psychology may have some teeth? Very thorough and honest review.
I know for me if I want to cool down or warm up quickly I something warm or cold on the back of my neck. I’d be interested in holding The Wave there and see if it makes me feel warmer or cooler. If so, a necklace might be a good option.
So I had the idea to create basically this exact device years ago after watching an episode of "Future Weapons" where they showed a cooling chair device they use to treat heat stroke'd soldiers in the middle east, which basically pumps chilled water through wraps around the ankles and wrists and only takes minutes; and having an issue staying cool myself, particularly in the summer. I never got around to building one, though, since with a peltier device you'd have to have a big heat sink on the back to get rid of the heat drawn out of your body and possibly a fan, and the battery shouldn't be in the case otherwise the heat's just building up there (and it would be super cumbersome, as you demonstrated); all flaws I see in the device you tested.
You have to have it around the bottom of your wrist b/c that's where the skin is thinnest and you can see all the veins and arteries (red and blue) going in/out of the hands. The idea of these devices is that it will cool your blood, and thus cool your entire body very quickly as it gets pumped around. To really test it I would've recommended taking body temperature readings (typical thermometer you'd use when sick), at increments after having the thing on; or do the same physical activity in the same temperature 3x and see how much more/less sweaty you get.
Isn't there other battery operated wrist brace that resembles the battery operating on a little bit better? The battery operated one looks like it either Heats or cools a very small spot on your wrist where the other one seems to cools around your thumb a much larger area. I need one like that but something that last longer than an hour. Thanks
A teardown of it would reveal it's just a fan wouldn't it. I have a dollar store battery powered personal fan, if I make a program for it that does nothing but has some sliders and put some kind of hipster case around it can I charge 800 bucks for it?
With the thermostat registering as warm but feeling cold i'm thinking it's maybe the same principle as how body temperature works. When your body needs to cool down, the outside of your body gets hot because it's transferring the heat to try and cool the inside down. I'm terrible at wording things but hopefully that makes sense.
as far as your readings go with your laser thermometer when you look at the app the coolest you can get out of the ember waived is -11 degrees so if ember wave has a laser thermometer type of implement in it it's going to read your body temperature of 97 98 degrees so you drop that down 10 degrees and then you know you're getting down to 81 82 degrees like your thermometer was reading and then there's a discrepancy with your laser reading the output of the ember wave so you're only gaining and losing 11 degrees either direction
Pretty sure the embr wave is using some kind of ultrasonic wave technology to deliver heat and cold. Can't remember the name of it but there's another device out there that uses the ultrasonic wave tech for cooling but that thing is about the size of an old boombox and you stick your whole hand into it. Supposedly with that one it works so effectively they managed to get players on the US women's beach volleyball team in their ad. But I can't seem to find it online right now.
Could you review the night hero binoculars? Just saw a ad on my tv about it.
metal always feels cold because its a good thermal conductor... its sucking the heat from your body
Machine it’s got a small peltier device, doubt it can really move much heat considering the tiny battery...
@@Dirty_Bear22 yup. and it cuts on and off to allow the top side dissipate the heat. total scam
9:00 'Strategic area' is where a lot of blood passes, or arteries. So your wrists, inner thighs, under arms, and two areas on your neck. This idea has been around for a long time, the 1920's was the first patent which was pretty much a piece of dry ice on a wrist strap. The military has also put a lot of money into this tech.
These concept is from a college study a few years ago showing that if you heated or cooled a person's wrist they believed they were cool or or hotter. In the cooling some even sweete less. In the end they were not 100% sure how much was physio vs phycological. What they were sure of it worked for most people. Also if you put a computer heat sink on your wrist that worked as well for cooling.
Could you please review the purple everywhere seat cushion?
As a youngster on the farm in the 60's my grandmother had me place my wrists under cold water to help cool off. Never seemed to help much but Im guessing that the coolness is close to blood vessels close to the top of the skin. Cooling the blood would (maybe) make you feel cool. Not sure but think a person could do better putting an ice pack under their arms or around their neck.
I would love to see that wave opened up. I'd like to know how it work and if it's just placebo
a little cardboard clown figure pops up and goes 'boing'
Does it really help with hot flashes?
If i had to guess it feels cold because it might work by pulling heat out of the area and not by actually cooling the area.
The vrist has vanes very close to the skin, thus efficient heat transfer and you can regulate your core temperature on these places. When you are freezing the body takes heat from your extremities. And they at some point start to shake. In those situations it would have been nice to see the product used or on a hike through a hot dessert when core temperature is on the high side. Military teaches personnel to suspend wrists in flowing river water to lower their temperature when on patrol in a very hot place
Can you review some 12 volt portable coolers like the colman ones
Why would you use your phone to adjust something you have on your wrist?
Device customization and other cooling and heating settings
You need a laser thermo which has an adjustable emissivity setting. Likely a normal laser thermo would be set at E=0.95 whereas aluminum is much lower (E=0.1 to 0.4)
Living in a climate that gets below zero and wind chills well below zero the wrist gel wrap would be beneficial. Especially when working farm.
I dunno but for $300 I expect a hi-end startrek gadget which will create a force field all over my body and becomes my personal portable AC unit. You should test out the G2T cooling scarf its cheaper than that way and actually works for what it does but will not replace an AC unit anytime soon. But it works.
you body temp is roughly 98F, so 79F is almost 20 degrees that would feel cooler much like if your outside on a very hot day and then you walk into your home it feels cold but it's most likley 76F inside.
you could add a battery operated peltier device on the gel to get same effect
Back in school, I would run my wrists under warm tap water. This was during Canadian winters, and the libraries would be unbearably cold.
Review ezstax it suppose to organize your shirts
That $300 box isn’t going to stop me from sweating here in South Carolina during July and August.
Can you review the squatty potty?
That would be a shitty review 😉
Just no POV is all i ask. We dont want to see if it really works as described.
IR thermometers reflect off light colored shiny smooth surfaces. Every one I have ever seen state this in the pamphlet that come with it.
If you want to understand how it works, read up their Kickstarter campaign page. I believe embr wave sends a pulse of temperature wave to make you feel the temperature differences (that is why your laser thermometer would not work). If staying cool or hot for a long time, your body adjusts to the temperature and want to have cooler or warmer temp. In your test, you shouldn't wear them side by side, you need to wear them individually to tell the differences because of your brain can't tell your right side of your body is cooler than your left side of the body... The technology is to trick your brain to adjust your body temperature to a cooler or warmer environment but the ambient temperature stays the same, so you would feel the temperature difference because your brain telling you to feel it...
I think the reason the gadget doesn't work well on you is that you are living in a hot place for so long, your body very well adapts to heat (which tells your body to cool down so well), so it will take a long time to trick your brain to do what it suppose to do. In order to work well, I think you would have to go to a cooler place or suddenly feel very cold and use the device to trick your brain feel warmer, and it should take no time to feel warmer.
I would hazard a guess that it Is basically just a heat sink, a battery and a prettier in a pretty box.
Keep up the great content.
Interesting. I'm a letter carrier. We don't have AC in our trucks. $300 is crazy, but it might be worth it since I'd use it every day during the summer.
maybe they’re using a Peltier chip in there , it goes cold on one side and hot on the other, and it can switch sides as well
What is a personal thermostat? Is this supposed to cool you off, measure your temperature, or what? I'm fairly clueless and falling behind with technology most of the time, but an explanation of just what this thing is and what it is supposed to do would have been helpful.
Damn I didnt realize how close you are to me. I live in reno
Can you check if that strap on the emberwave catches on long sleeve shirts? Especially thick wool and cotton type sweat shirts, I had a watch with a band that looked identical to that and it absolutely ruined the cuffs of the sleeves on long sleeve shirts.
My Apple Watch band which is also a Milanese loop, doesn't catch on to clothing but it does kind of hurt when it catches on to arm hairs
I’m going through menopause and use a fan around my neck. Only $20!
Jeza B me too! also if you’re by a sink just run cold water on your wrists!
I'm not going through menopause yet... But when I get to hot I put ice cubes in my bra! It works really well!
Jeza B - what product did you get?
I’ve struggled with extreme (per dr) flashes for 10 yrs. dr approved me for hormone use which I have used on and off. They really work for me, and what I take is combo of both hormones and low dose and I’m considered low risk. So problem solved for flashes.
So- now my internal thermostat is just whack a doodle! Within 5 min I can go from shivering cold to really hot and then back again. It comes in extremes!
I’ve heard other women say this as well.
I’m so uncomfortable most of the time that it’s hard to concentrate on anything and I find myself changing clothes 7-8 times a day. Trying to find a layering option that works is difficult.
So I’m really thinking of trying one of these since they are on sale, returnable, and on 3 easy pays- no interest.
Embr Wave is probably using some form of Peltier cooling, which may feel cool, but as soon as you remove it from your wrist, the blood pumping through it will immediately raise the temperature back up.
It’s amazing you can be on house arrest for $300!!
lmao
Your body is 98 degrees. You had the Embr set to -11 degrees. Your temp reader was registering correctly at around 87/88. 11 degrees below your regular body temperature causes the sensation of cooling. Same as when you tried the heat. ~108
The embr wave has a ceramic plate on the base where when electricity flows through one side the other side goes freezing and when it flows through the other side the opposite side becomes hot I know this cause I’m a kid scientist
Can I please contact you somehow ? Can I DM you through Instagram. I want to know more about it. 😊
It changes the temperature of the blood by changing the temperature over the vein and it circulates throughout the body.
Both devices are designed to help cool the blood in your wrist. The veins and arteries are closer to the surface of your skin in this area. If they were able to design a more sleeker design for the wave and design it so that the price would not be very high let's say $50 to $75 would be more than reasonable. The other one is cheaper but yes you're right it's both he and it takes longer plus it doesn't last as long. If they could change the design of the wave and change the price it might be more appealing for people to purchase the wave? Use honestly could just run your wrists under cold water and get the same effect without spending any money and it may not last as long but it might just take the eggs off every so often.
At first i wasn't sure if this was a hand warmer kind of thing or a thermostat that controls your own which you can control from your wrist :P i could see it being good for arthritis or carpal tunnel. As a Dog Groomer we are prone to Carpal Tunnel so maybe it could help with that. I'm not sure. :P
The interior wrist is a pulse point where the blood vessels are closer to the surface of the skin. It may lower overall body temp a very small fraction of a degree. I imagine they’re counting on the placebo effect.
Embr is good for MS patients who overheat due to nerve disfunction irritated by relatively small increases in heat. Sometimes it's just increased activity indoors. This isn't something most people deal with. But if you DO, it's worth pretty much any cost. Overheating will ruin your whole day.
Ya good point, I’m sure ms patients aren’t the only ones with some kind of nerve disorder that makes them FEEL overheated when they’re not, maybe that’s when this product actually does work.
Tbh during summer I usually run some cold water on my wrists. It really cools you down and it doesn't cost you 300 dollars 🤔
I think the way that ember wave works is with a very simple, kinda common item called a thermoelectric peltier. These are sometimes used for seat warmers/ coolers because they can get very cold and very hot very fast with very little electricity. The only reason it could be expensive is because it needs a computer to regulate the voltage to the peltier that’s why not many car manufacturers use them but they work great! One other thing is that you felt it cold because our normal body temperature is are 98 degrees Fahrenheit so anything below that is cold but these Perrier’s are able to get way colder, so I don’t understand why it didn’t. They probably were restricting it to prevent damage to the skin. And one other thing it’s not really worth it since these sensors are not really that expensive at all so I don’t know why 300$???
The computer is not the expensive part. You can get a microcontroller and associated circuitry for literally pennies on the dollar. The expensive part is probably the housing itself and all the development for the product and software. They are a small company that only made these in a small batch. That housing looks like some fancy machine work which is expensive in low quantities. You could remake this for $50 worth of parts but its not going to look anywhere near as pretty.
Measured the wrong side of the ember wave for the cooling all it is a pettier cooler, so one side is cool and one side is hot.
I think it's just a peltor module with a battery strapped to your wrist. Like 10 bucks worth of tech. It's cold on one side hot in the other and you can reverse them.
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Absolutely random, but the couch at the start of the video...is that a futon couch? If so, and if it's not too personal, mind cluing me in where you were able to buy it? In the next year, I'd like to move out on my own but I'd like to get a one bedroom apartment since I'll be by myself. However, I'm considering a futon couch/bed for if anyone stays over. Yours looks nice and you look comfortable there so maybe this one could be an option for me :)
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You should do a review on carpet cleaners Rug Doctor(Rental) vs Home carpet cleaner vac.
Folex is the best carpet/upholstery cleaner product out there. You can also use it in a carpet cleaner as a defoamer. I can only fimd it at home depot or Lowe's.
The temp on the phone said-11 colder than the body so 82ish which makes sense
Can I charge it in France the voltage is not the same
The Inerzen looks like it might be good for sprained wrists.
I’m confused what these do other than apply hot or cold to your wrist. It should go on your forehead as a headband.
Metal feels cold to the touch even when it is not cold because it is conductive to heat transfer. It pulls heat from your skin making it feel cold even when it is not.
Nice Mars Volta shirt :D
For the human body, temperature is a sensation of the difference from an individual’s body temperature. A few degrees below 98 feels cool to the skin. In nature, deep cold is more of a hazard to survival than heat so we are therefore more sensitive to it. The principle of the emberwave is effective relative to the amount of blood flow under it. Cooling neck wraps work because they are placed around major blood vessels going to and from the brain.
Body temp typically is 98.6 degrees so even 82 or 88 degrees would seem cool. Cold/heat applied to the wrist should cool/heat the body as the veins are close to the surface of the skin and the warming/cooling of the blood as it circulates through the body should warm/cool the body. At least that is the thinking.
Here's an experiment, get in the shower and let very hot water just beat on your back for 10-15 minutes dry off and see how long you sweat. Having a bad back I do that (just to limber up mu back) and when I leave the shower it takes quite awhile to cool off, even with the a/c on. LOL
But did it stop your hot flashes?