Favor06, it's linked in the description

yes 👍

Happy to help! Happy holidays!

Breathe Right. Got a review on those too 👍

@@BrinkofArt gotchu! 🤙

@@Profoundaj thank you!

@@danforrest6440 nice! Lotta options out there 🤙

Did you order it and now you're having trouble with assembly?

@@bricelemon5546 they’re nice. Look for a Black Friday deal 🤙

@@RobbiePfunder it can be! The buttons are on the top so I usually have it standing up

I actually forgot to switch the audio input when I filmed this, so this is the laptop mic 😅 but that's what I would compare it to anyway, nothing special. Sounds a bit tinny in this video because I was speaking into the corner of the room, so the audio was bouncing right back at me.

Most chairs will serve 5' - 6' just fine (give or take a few inches on either end). My wife is 4'9" and her only complaint with this chair is that it starts to get the base of her skull instead of her neck. So she's got this little cushion she sits on instead lol

Most of my reviews are meant to be simple and straightforward. I'm sure there's some more in depth ones out there if that's what ya need 👍

Like a second heating pot? 🤔 It comes with those cleaning crystals, or you can buy descaling liquid that's normally used for coffee makers! I'll soak it in there for several minutes and use a soft cloth to wipe it out. Nothing abrasive, don't want to scratch the interior 👍 Then the tube and plastic top can just be soaked in some soapy water and left to dry.

@ReviewWithMatt yes a second beating pot would make it much hotter. Just use an exact knife to cut a hole on the opposite side of the other one and hook it up the same way. I cleaned mine last night the same way

@@nightmares8229 never thought of that! Definitely an intense way to do it 😂🤙

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That's a great tip I've got to remember to share. Similar to flying insect traps, gotta eliminate the source first 👍 thanks!

She says thank you! Uses this straightener daily 😁

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haha ayeee

Google says yes! I don't have personal experience there but I'd say it's worth a shot.

​@@ReviewWithMattthank you for your suggestion 😊

I've seen a couple people say this doesn't work well for small mice because they're not heavy enough to trigger it!

Having the same problem currently mouse takes the bait you can clearly hear the trap set would hear some more noice n then silence you'd think it was caught but everytime nothing in there🤦🏾‍♂️tried again tonight let's hope it works really sucks moving into a new house then being greeted by a rodent😂

@@NeoZod19 thank you! Sorry to hear 😭

@@gigilaco happy to help!

Haven't tried that one but I just checked it out - looks like major differences are voice control, adjustable roller width for wider / thinner backs, a stretching mode, and potentially a slightly longer SL track (meaning it may get more of your thighs instead of stopping under the glutes). Personally, that wouldn't be worth an extra grand to me but I'm also more budget-minded 🤷🏻‍♂ let me know your thoughts if you go for that one! If you opt for the real relax, they've currently got a $300 coupon and 10% promo code available, bringing it closer to $1300.

⁠thanks for the feedback man. Appreciate it. So I’ve decided to come down in price as well. I like the one you picked and I’m strongly leaning towards the Easpearl R8069. For 1500. What r u thoughts on that one?

@@jaredrothman5252 I stand corrected, the Real Relax also has adjustable width for the rollers. The Easpearl looks pretty solid. No idea what the "negative ion" technology is lol but seems to have everything you'd want at a better cost 👍

@@ReviewWithMatt Hey Matt, thanks for the responses. I'm still researching and keep bouncing from one brand to the next. Theres so many out there. But when it comes down to it- I am not sure they will vary that much in the actual quality of the massage. So- to sum up, I am back to leaning into this one that you got for yourself. The real relax favor-06. If I could just run couple more things by you Id really appreciate it. How is the actual strength of the massage (to include the adjustability) and how is the feel of the chair (comfort of material)? Those may be my deciders. But for the price tag of around 1500 I can save almost a thousand vs a couple I was looking at strongly (Relaxe brand). Thanks again.

@@jaredrothman5252 Totally get it, I wanted to watch the budget but not get a budget chair. The strength hasn't been an issue for me personally - I'm 5'9, about 155lbs and fit, and I pretty much always keep it on the medium strength. The faux leather is fine. I'm using it about once a week these days, had it almost 2 years now and it's not wearing away or anything.

Thank you! And well-spotted, I've been a martial arts / tumbling coach for many years 💪

The fabric and mechanics still look and work great, with the exception of the lift. Occasionally it will stick a bit when I'm trying to lower it - just have to fiddle with it a bit, but no complaints otherwise, as I don't adjust the height very often.

@@ReviewWithMatt how do you find the lumbar support? I've heard it's uncomfortable because there's no padding.

@@Alex.UA6 I'm 5'9 and actually like how the lumbar feels but that could absolutely be a valid concern for some. Since it's like a mesh fabric back, you can certainly feel the plastic lumbar support behind it.

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Nowadays, we use it about once a month and haven't changed the plates, so unfortunately I don't have any insight there. My apologies! Perhaps they sell replacements through their website? Wondering if it's just a couple screws to swap it out. Let me know if you end up giving it a whirl!

@@ReviewWithMatt Just don't know the frequency to change

Not sure what you mean? Lol I use these maybe once a week now, and occasionally a little more frequently during spring when my allergies kick in a bit.

Certainly not an apples to apples comparison if considering a "permanent" sauna room but it definitely gets toasty enough to be functional. In my opinion, best results come from spending at least 20 minutes in there, even closer to 30 if you can stand it. I put a towel down on the floor because I get so sweaty lol. Definitely a cost-effective way to get similar results. One thing I really love about this one compared to a previous model I used (NuRecover) - when the timer is done, there's no beep or anything but the heat pot does actually turn off and you'll notice the steam stops coming into the sauna. It gets quieter and it just makes it really easy to know that you've reached your time. With the NuRecover, even when the timer ended, the steam kept coming, which could make it hard to tell if you've reached your time. I use this 2-3x a week and am really enjoying it.

@ ok thanks, I go to the nearest ymca to use the sauna but it’s almost 2 hours to go there, get in the sauna and drive back. I think I ll try this as a alternative so I don’t have to drive so far every day. Hope this will have similar results to a regular sauna.

@@jessebarstad6563 dang! YMCA must have a great sauna 😂 personally I think the OneAMG is worth it every day of the week

Just buy another generator and im certain it will put them both on 9

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Thank you 👍

@@Sidewonandre yes it is. The leg bases are good-sized. The cat jumps up on it all the time and no issues 😂👍

@@southernrazed nice! 🤙