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Post by Carolyn on Dec 5, 2003 15:37:26 GMT -5
Any idea what these are called in Swedish and where you can "shop" one? Anders doesn't seem to know, but then he's a stoical kind of guy. My shoulder hurts and I'd kill for some great applied heat.
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Cake Guru
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Post by Cake Guru on Dec 5, 2003 15:59:19 GMT -5
Try the Apotek, it's called a *värmekudde* (too easy, I know!).
I have one of those wheat-filled jobbies that my friend gave me a couple of years ago--- stick it in the nuke or oven a couple of minutes and it's great!
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Post by Carolyn on Dec 5, 2003 16:34:40 GMT -5
I have one of those too, but don't have a microwave. We'll see how much the heating pad costs and then what a small microwave costs! Thanks.
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Post by Debbie on Dec 6, 2003 4:00:49 GMT -5
Carolyn,
I found one at Ekohallen, but I have seen them elsewhere (El Giganten, I think).
It wasn't too expensive as I remember.
El Giganten has one on the website:
Beurer värmekudde. 449 sek
I am sure I found one cheaper.
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Post by Carolyn on Dec 6, 2003 4:23:28 GMT -5
Okay, so basically they cost the same or nearly so as a small microwave. I think i know what I'M going to do.
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Post by Pam on Dec 6, 2003 5:34:52 GMT -5
LOL
Carolyn, while you're shopping for a microwave see if there's a RUSTA in your area. They have the wheat filled baggies scented with lavender for about 40 kr.
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Post by Carolyn on Dec 6, 2003 6:42:33 GMT -5
We have a Rusta here, although they're kind of out in the light industrial area. I keep meaning to get off the bus between town and the mall when I pass by, but haven't so far. I still haven't been out to our new Lidel either.
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Post by nancy on Dec 8, 2003 4:59:48 GMT -5
Hmm, well, I bought mine almost 5 years ago, but I doubt the prices have gone up That much. Can't remember what we paid, but there is No way we had that kind of money to plunk down on such a thing back then. But it was at El gigantigen. Maybe they have different sizes or something.
Anyway, when you're in the store, go all the way around and just as you come to the registers go to the section on your left, think it has hair dryers and stuff. That's where I found it, and I haven't noticed that they've rearranged much so.
Good luck
Oh, if you make it to Lidls, let me know how it was, thanks
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