Pyle PSLMSGST40BL Instruction Manual

Portable Hot Stone Massage Kit

Water-Free Stone Heater Bag with 12 Basalt Stones

PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE READ THE MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USING IT.

Product Details

A stone massage is a massage that uses smooth, flat, and heated rocks placed at key points on the body. With

the only professional option on the market being a hot stone water heater, we looked to create something

unique and flexible enough to open hot stone massage up to possibilities that have not been options before.

Product Description:

Benefits of the Bag

Not only does the Bag take less time to set up, but unlike a water stone heater, the bag can be transported

whilst retaining heat even after its been disconnected from the mains, allowing the therapist to preheat the

stones at home, thus saving time (and money!) at the clients house.

Dual-powered:

As well as being powered by an AC power supply, the bag also features a car lighter adaptor,

allowing the stones to be pre-heated in transit.

Storage:

The

Portable Hot Stone Massage Kit

is around half the size of a small water heater! This allows for

easier and more convenient storage in spas, colleges, therapy rooms, beauty salons and even at home.

Mobility:

The size of the bag also allows for easier transport and deployment than the current available

heating equipment.

Maintenance:

Unlike existing water stone heaters, the Bag does not require regular cleaning due to limescale

build-up.

Greener:

Compared to existing water stone heaters, the Bag uses less power to heat, no water and is

manufactured using a fraction of the metal used in water stone heaters.

About Hot Stone Massage

The application of warmed Basalt stones combined with manual massage to provide the client with a deeply

relaxing, therapeutic experience. The technique utilises smooth warm (basalt*) stones in the therapist's hands

to massage the client's body; the heat gently penetrating the skin and muscles, helping the recipient to relax

quickly and effectively. Aromatherapy, Reflexology and MLD, along with many other techniques, can be com-

bined with hot stone massage.