Housewares Reviews

This one is nice because the top attaches, although it is a little clumsy. However for the money I think it is worth it.

I like the product, but it is very uncomfortable when you first try to use it. It takes time and squirming to find the right 'feel' for your already aching back. But, after you get used to it--it's not bad.

I've had back problems for the past 10 years and I figured this was worth a shot as it's obviously a cheaper than a visit to the chiropractor. It's a good product, very sturdy. It's an akward feeling at first and requires some wiggling around, but once you find a comfortable position you'll feel better in no time. My back isn't 100%, but I'm feeling less pain on a daily basis and the muscle spasms in one part of my back have almost disappeared.

I've been reading about Spine-worx in the Sky Mall magazine for some time now, even clipping the ads. I finally got around to checking it out on the internet and noticed Amazon's "good deal."
My back goes through various tortures due to travel, fatigue, scoliosis, and other bodily imperfections. I am also on a low-income fixed budget, but I figured that I couldn't really loose much giving this "gadget" a try, so I finally ordered one. WOWEE! What a neat thing! It's like, instant relief from on going discomfort (I did not have severe pain, please note, but incessant levels of discomfort prevailed). I'm sold! I am happy to inform others in case they too may wish to "give it a shot." And, it's light enough and small enough to travel with! (Hey, maybe we can get Medicaide to add it to its list of approved orthopedic appliances!)

Good looking, easy to use, great coffee. Using the "strong" setting we use about 1/3 less coffee than in out old coffee maker. No bells or whistles, just a good inexpensive machine.