Author: Alishba Nasir

In most cases, massage chairs are safe for people to use. However, yes, massage chairs can cause injury, although this is rare. Injury from a massage chair may happen if you set the roller and kneading mechanism at excessive pressure settings that are unbearable for muscles. Or if your body already has certain pre-existing medical conditions and/or injuries, such as osteoporosis or arthritis, that worsen due to using a massage chair. In addition, if you use a massage chair for too long, it can overheat your body, dehydrate, and more. Does it mean you shouldn’t ever use your massage chair? Well, no—there is…

A massage chair is a specialized piece of furniture designed to provide therapeutic massages to the user. It is equipped with various massage techniques and functions that target specific body areas, including the lower back. However, it is not uncommon for a few users to experience lower back pain from using a massage chair. This can be due to improper posture, excessive pressure on the lumbar region, pre-existing conditions such as herniated discs or spinal stenosis, etc. This is not always the case—if you know the right way to massage your back, you can prevent the occurrence of lower back…

Massage chairs are mechanical devices designed to simulate the movements of a massage therapist. They use various techniques, such as rolling, kneading, tapping, and shiatsu, to provide users with a relaxing and therapeutic massage experience. Massage chairs have become growingly widespread in recent years as more people seek the benefits of massage therapy in the comfort of their own homes. These technological marvels promise a soothing escape from the stresses of everyday life. However, like any form of therapy, users should be aware of the potential negative effects of massage chairs, the reasons behind them, and how to avoid them. Be with me as…

You’ve just bought a new massage chair, and you’re excited to try it out. You sit down, start the massage, and…it hurts! What gives? Massage chairs are supposed to be relaxing, right? So why do they sometimes cause pain? Why do massage chairs hurt? No doubt, massage chairs are made for relaxation and pain relief in the comfort of one’s home, but many users experience discomfort or soreness after their sessions for many reasons. There are many reasons behind this, from too-intense massage settings to sensitive skin. To deeply look into the topic, I have decided to write down a…

In America, people usually think that “couch” and “sofa” stipulate the same furniture piece. After all, both are long, padded furniture pieces for relaxing and sitting, right? Although a couch and a sofa seem to be the same things, they were different back then. Historically, the word “couch” comes from the French word “couche” and was used to describe furniture without arms—they were used for lying down. On the flip side, a “sofa” is a long, padded seat with a back and arms, which can often be turned into a bed. But what about now? Are couches and sofas the…

There’s nothing quite like sinking into the cozy embrace of a soft and plush fabric couch at the end of a long day. But there is a catch! As time passes, your couch feels stiff, loses its luster, and starts feeling a bit uncomfortable. Fortunately, you can restore your couch’s lost softness. The solution to making fabric couch soft again is quite simple—clean the couch, fluff the cushions, and use fabric softener spray. Be with me to learn the whole process in detail! Key Takeaways How To Make Your Fabric Couch Soft Again? To soften a fabric couch, we take…

Upholstery fabric is the material that covers the frame of your furniture, giving it its final look and feel. Many distinct varieties of upholstery fabric are available such as cotton, leather, wool, linen, polyester, velvet, and so on. And each of these kinds has its unique properties. Fortunately, those unique characteristics and qualities of each determine how well it will stand up to wear and tear and its overall appearance. And allow us to choose the one that not only suits our needs but also gives the attractive charm we want from our couches, furniture, and sofas. As everything comes…

Yes, baking soda can kill fleas on a couch when utilized with salt. Baking soda alone is not very effective at killing fleas on a couch. However, when combined with table salt, it can help dehydrate and kill flea larvae and eggs, preventing the infestation from worsening. In the process, salt acts as an abrasive that can damage the fleas’ outer covering, and it also absorbs moisture, which helps to dry out the pests. Interestingly, my personal favorite reason for using baking soda to kill fleas is that this method is safe for children and pets. However, treating the couch…

Fleas on your couch; it’s a scary thought nobody wants to face. Nobody likes sitting on a couch that gives you itching and your beloved pet a reason to scratch their body. And if all of this is happening only due to the presence of fleas, we must have to do something. But what something? Well, I always start with checking and confirming the fleas’ presence on my couch once I see the signs of their presence. All you need is to grab a flashlight, a damp paper towel, and maybe some sticky tape, and be with me in this…

Microfiber couches are durable, stain-resistant, and easy to care for, making them a popular choice for many homes. However, even with proper care, microfiber couches can start to look dull and worn over time. The same happened to my couch I purchased a few months ago. Next, I did a few things with my couch to restore its genuine charm. I started by vacuuming my couch, removing the grease and grime from it, rinsing it, and cleaning it in the end. Well, these are just the hints; the actual process is below, with all the tips, tricks, and considerations. For your information, I will walk you through the…