04-11-2010, 08:59 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-11-2010, 08:59 AM by AnthroHeart.)
Many of you probably know about those ionic detox footbaths. Those ones at the spa where they charge $30 or so for a 1/2 hour session. And machines can cost upwards of $2000.
Following these directions, I was able to make my own for less than $60.
Part 1: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1185982
Part 2: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1186002#i
I started with a battery charger:
Then some stainless steel flashing (used on rooftops) a friend gave me:
Drew out the design from the curezone site recommended by Starseed.
I followed the directions, but they turned out a little tall. Still, worked fine.
This is a very forgiving design:
Cut the steel flashing:
Folded in half to double up, since this was pretty thin:
Cut the doubled-up half:
Two finished doubled-up panels:
Prepping the plastic cutting board base for sizing:
The Battery charger with orgonite pyramid:
Putting a plastic bolt spacer:
The finished plates:
The Trial Run
Starting the Soak:
+8 Minutes:
+15 Minutes:
+26 Minutes:
+32 Minutes:
Survey Says:
Afterwards:
My body felt marginally better, though my head was a bit cloudy after. It was late though, so could have been tiredness as well. Will take a few times to notice much difference. Am drinking a lot of water and orange juice to flush this. I will be doing twice a week for a month and see how I feel then.
When I first put my feet in, it was a slight zzt feeling. Not too bad once they're in. The feet tingle, sometimes it's itchy, sometimes prickly feeling. No, I didn't feel the gunk going out. I just felt the prickly sensations. I used somewhat warm water. Best to use as hot as you can handle comfortably to really open the pores. My feet were fine after. When I pulled them out they had that sludge on them. But my feet looked just as if you put your feet in salt water. Kind of takes the oils off. It was a bit cold after last night, so I was more shivering from that than noticing the sensations in my feet.
Be sure to use a trash bag, because this stuff can probably stain. It's oily residue. I also had some Redmonds Sea Salt with minerals that's not pictured. Just sprinkled in about a handful or so of each of the mineral salts and the cheaper basic sea salt.
My friend helping me had put the duct tape on at one point because of some sharp edges. I removed it and cleaned with mineral spirits, because I didn't want the glue in the tape coming off into the water.
Also, a departure from the instructions, I made the legs 1" wide instead of 1/2" wide, and the feet I made an extra 1" long, so I could bend and screw them into the plastic, instead of using that glue. And be sure to cut of one of the top arms on each panel, opposite the other, so the two don't short out when powering.
Remember this is a very forgiving design. My plates aren't really even at all. I did about 1" space between them.
Happy Detoxing!
Following these directions, I was able to make my own for less than $60.
Part 1: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1185982
Part 2: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1186002#i
I started with a battery charger:
Then some stainless steel flashing (used on rooftops) a friend gave me:
Drew out the design from the curezone site recommended by Starseed.
I followed the directions, but they turned out a little tall. Still, worked fine.
This is a very forgiving design:
Cut the steel flashing:
Folded in half to double up, since this was pretty thin:
Cut the doubled-up half:
Two finished doubled-up panels:
Prepping the plastic cutting board base for sizing:
The Battery charger with orgonite pyramid:
Putting a plastic bolt spacer:
The finished plates:
The Trial Run
Starting the Soak:
+8 Minutes:
+15 Minutes:
+26 Minutes:
+32 Minutes:
Survey Says:
Afterwards:
My body felt marginally better, though my head was a bit cloudy after. It was late though, so could have been tiredness as well. Will take a few times to notice much difference. Am drinking a lot of water and orange juice to flush this. I will be doing twice a week for a month and see how I feel then.
When I first put my feet in, it was a slight zzt feeling. Not too bad once they're in. The feet tingle, sometimes it's itchy, sometimes prickly feeling. No, I didn't feel the gunk going out. I just felt the prickly sensations. I used somewhat warm water. Best to use as hot as you can handle comfortably to really open the pores. My feet were fine after. When I pulled them out they had that sludge on them. But my feet looked just as if you put your feet in salt water. Kind of takes the oils off. It was a bit cold after last night, so I was more shivering from that than noticing the sensations in my feet.
Be sure to use a trash bag, because this stuff can probably stain. It's oily residue. I also had some Redmonds Sea Salt with minerals that's not pictured. Just sprinkled in about a handful or so of each of the mineral salts and the cheaper basic sea salt.
My friend helping me had put the duct tape on at one point because of some sharp edges. I removed it and cleaned with mineral spirits, because I didn't want the glue in the tape coming off into the water.
Also, a departure from the instructions, I made the legs 1" wide instead of 1/2" wide, and the feet I made an extra 1" long, so I could bend and screw them into the plastic, instead of using that glue. And be sure to cut of one of the top arms on each panel, opposite the other, so the two don't short out when powering.
Remember this is a very forgiving design. My plates aren't really even at all. I did about 1" space between them.
Happy Detoxing!