Q:Will vibrating or kneading chair massagers make your skin loose? I use one everyday on my back.

No. Not at all. Whether or not your skin is tight or loose is mainly down to your genes and age. Young skin has much more elasticity than older skin. Well-hydated skin also has more fullness and elasticity than older or drier skin. A massage chair is NOT going to make your skin loose at all! The best things you can do to maintain skin elasticity(so it isn't loose): -Sunscreen, every single day, winter or summer. -Don't smoke -Eat a healthy diet. A varied diet with lots of fruits and veggies is best. -Maintain a healthy weight. Dramatic weight loss (like more than a third of your body weight) can result in loose skin because it was so badly stretched if very significantly overweight. Younger skin tends to be more likely to bounce back, so if you're carrying extra weight, it's better to lose it younger than after you've carried it for ten or twenty or thirty years. It's always healthier to lose it, but effects on your skin can vary based on age and how long you've carried a lot of extra weight. -Stay well-hydrated. If your pee is pale yellow to clear, you're well-hydrated. Yes, you'll be running to the restroom frequently. -Exercise! You don't have to go nuts with this. A solid half hour of walking at a brisk pace is enough. But exercise increases your network of capillaries and hydrates and plumps the skin. Also nourishes it. So try to get 30 minutes a day of decent aerobic exercise--brisk enough that you can still talk, but in short sentences. But no, a massage chair isn't going to make your skin loose. Not possible.

Q:Is there a better (meaning cheaper but ergonomically excellent) chair to buy for my home office?

I actually find Aeron chairs to be uncomfortable, not enough support. And the company I used to work at developed a similar chair but more affordable. Herman Miller wasn't exactly pleased since our company also supplied components for them. Personally I think you can find a lot more comfortable chairs out there that are more reasonably priced at places like Staples or Office Depot.

Q:I want to do some exercising while I am sitting here at the computer in my chair. I have a normal chair, not a computer chair, so what can I do with it?

press your feet down into the floor (as if you were starting to stand up) strengthens leg muscles. Sit tall and draw your abdominals in tightly and hold for 5 seconds. (don't forget to breathe) Sit at the edge of the chair and draw your knees up towards your chest (strengthens your abdominals.

Q:In my dream, my dad-- whom I have not made contact with in almost ten years-- received the electric chair. Apparently, it was because of a worldwide scam he did, or something like that. As he was about to be executed, a red number 5 was burned on his skin from black ink (I know, I don't get it either).What do you think any of this could possibly mean?

I will have to agree with the first person, and maybe you don't always understand your dreams, but maybe deep down inside you feel that you need to make contact with him. Maybe your dreams symbolizes something along the lines of how you haven't talked to him in so long and maybe things have happened between you two that have hurt you so badly, just as bad as the chair might have felt. Does the number 5 mean anything to you? 5 children, 5 siblings, 5th month,? anything? Normally, when dreaming of a death.. mean there is going to be a birth in real life. Dreams are weird things, thats for sure. don't fret too much over what this is symbolizing. Maybe it's just a dream telling you that you were thinking of your dad and you should talk to him? I hope I helped.

Q:Whish is most real the chair you are sitting on, the molecules that make up the chair, or the sensations and images you have of the chair as you are sitting on it?

To me, the chair. If I'm sitting on it and it is serving its purpose, I do not think of the images of the chair as I am sitting on it. I also do not think of the molecules that make it up as I cannot control them nor do I have any need to. And real is all a frame of mind, after all.

Q:i am considering getting one and am wondering if we can play my surround sound while using the game chair with a dvd player, tv, xbox. Or do we just have to listen to movies from the game chair speakers

Depending on the particular chair you get, and what you actually want to do, the answer is going to vary. Most gaming chairs I've seen at least support stereo audio via the red/white RCA cables. So what you could do is connect your devices to the surround sound system as normal, then run a pair of the red/white RCA cables from the Receiver's 2nd room outputs. I don't know if your receiver has this feature or not, but it would allow you to have the receiver playing audio through its speakers and your chair at the same time. Another option would be to connect the RCA audio cables directly to the device in question. You'll need a set of long cables for this, and maybe a male-male adapter plug (you can get these from Radio Shack.) Another way would be to get a cheap A/V switch (the type for composite video) and just plug your audio cables into that, then plug the chair into the switch. Most devices can output an audio signal on all their outputs at once so this shouldn't be a problem.

Q:was the chair of torture used on anyone famous?was it used in public places or hidden away?what agony did it produce?was it the worst, most horrific ever invented?

Origins: Used during the middle ages, it was used until the late 1800's in Europe. Appearance: There are many variants of the chair, though they all have one thing in common: spikes cover the back, arm-rests, seat, legs-rests, and foot-rests. The number of spikes in one of these chairs ranges from 500 to 1,500. Use: To avoid movement, the victim's wrists were tied to the chair or, in one version, two bars pushed the arms against arm-rests for the spikes to penetrate the flesh even further. In some versions, there were holes under the chair's bottom where the torturer placed coal to cause severe burns while the victim still remained conscious. This instrument's strength lies primarily in the psychological fear caused on the victims. It was a common practice to extract a confession by forcing the victim to watch someone else be tortured with this instrument. The time of death greatly varied ranging from a few hours to a day or more. No spikes penetrated any vital organ and the wounds was closed by the spike itself which delayed blood loss greatly. Whether it was one of the most horrific is debatable, but there are records of people committing suicide before being subjected to this type of torture.

Q:i bought this product, and it works great only problem my chair legs are narrow and they dont fit well. anybody have this problem?

Hi okorder . They are super nice and will most likely will accommodate you by sending you Lowboz that have a slightly smaller opening at the top.

Q:I have a Nucas 2032-3 chair. That's all I know basically, Does anyone know how to adjust it? Or a link to a instruction booklet website? Mine did not come with the booklet in the side. Please help. I am going MAD!! :l

Google Nucas chair 2032-3 and you will find a pdf with the instructions.

Q:I have a wicker set in my living room and I have a house cat that sits on the chair

Leather will work. I have two kittens and a sofa, loveseat, recliner, about 10 other chairs/armchairs/barstool that also have leather coverings. I've had the kittens for 3 months now and all the furniture still looks great. They will sit on the sofa if you are on it but it is not their fabric texture of choice. It does not stop them from running and leaping on/off the surface. The leather is so smooth that sometimes they leap but miss and fall to the ground or slip and slide. If you want to be super nice to the kitty, get wool or sheepskin. My bf left my wool coat out on a table while doing work in the closet one time, both kittens decided that coat was their new bed. I had kitty hair all over it.