Wheatbags!
#1
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Wheatbags!
No I am not swearing I have a couple of wheatbags that you heat up in the microwave and then use for my bad neck. Will they be a problem to take with us? Might seem a strange question but seeing as they are made from wheat and lavender etc I wondered how AQIS view them?
#2
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Re: Wheatbags!
Hello
They may be a problem because the wheat would be considered a seed.
The good news however is they are readily available in Aus!
The major department stores sell them as well as many boutique natural therapy places, The Body Shop etc.
Try this
http://www.justwheatbags.com.au/
They may be a problem because the wheat would be considered a seed.
The good news however is they are readily available in Aus!
The major department stores sell them as well as many boutique natural therapy places, The Body Shop etc.
Try this
http://www.justwheatbags.com.au/
#4
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Re: Wheatbags!
Originally Posted by bridiej
bless you!
#5
Re: Wheatbags!
Originally Posted by Anne4Terry
No I am not swearing I have a couple of wheatbags that you heat up in the microwave and then use for my bad neck. Will they be a problem to take with us? Might seem a strange question but seeing as they are made from wheat and lavender etc I wondered how AQIS view them?
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Re: Wheatbags!
Anne
A note of caution in the heat, I had an Aussie bought one for a few years, we moved house and I put it in a plastic bag in a storage cupboard, in a room with a tin roof. It used to be in a cool cupboard in my old home.
First of all a smell started, could not work it out then one morning a room full of bugs appeared from it - hence it went in the garbage.
B :scared:
A note of caution in the heat, I had an Aussie bought one for a few years, we moved house and I put it in a plastic bag in a storage cupboard, in a room with a tin roof. It used to be in a cool cupboard in my old home.
First of all a smell started, could not work it out then one morning a room full of bugs appeared from it - hence it went in the garbage.
B :scared:
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Re: Wheatbags!
Originally Posted by BLC
Anne
A note of caution in the heat, I had an Aussie bought one for a few years, we moved house and I put it in a plastic bag in a storage cupboard, in a room with a tin roof. It used to be in a cool cupboard in my old home.
First of all a smell started, could not work it out then one morning a room full of bugs appeared from it - hence it went in the garbage.
B :scared:
A note of caution in the heat, I had an Aussie bought one for a few years, we moved house and I put it in a plastic bag in a storage cupboard, in a room with a tin roof. It used to be in a cool cupboard in my old home.
First of all a smell started, could not work it out then one morning a room full of bugs appeared from it - hence it went in the garbage.
B :scared:
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Re: Wheatbags!
Originally Posted by Bix
Did you also have a wheatbag ?
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Re: Wheatbags!
Originally Posted by BLC
Anne
A note of caution in the heat, I had an Aussie bought one for a few years, we moved house and I put it in a plastic bag in a storage cupboard, in a room with a tin roof. It used to be in a cool cupboard in my old home.
First of all a smell started, could not work it out then one morning a room full of bugs appeared from it - hence it went in the garbage.
B :scared:
A note of caution in the heat, I had an Aussie bought one for a few years, we moved house and I put it in a plastic bag in a storage cupboard, in a room with a tin roof. It used to be in a cool cupboard in my old home.
First of all a smell started, could not work it out then one morning a room full of bugs appeared from it - hence it went in the garbage.
B :scared:
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Re: Wheatbags!
Originally Posted by Anne4Terry
Eeuugh!!! Perhaps I'll leave mine here. Trouble is I do use them a lot. I have a couple of discs out of alignment in my neck and them nerve is permanently trapped.
B
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Re: Wheatbags!
Oh cr*p i think one of those wheatbags in the disguise of a black teddy bear might of made it into one of my shipping boxes!!??? Hope Customs don't find it or they will want mega $ to irradiate the silly thing - completely forgot what it was made of.
Lynn
Lynn
#12
Re: Wheatbags!
Originally Posted by NIGENABBY
Hello
They may be a problem because the wheat would be considered a seed.
The good news however is they are readily available in Aus!
The major department stores sell them as well as many boutique natural therapy places, The Body Shop etc.
Try this
http://www.justwheatbags.com.au/
They may be a problem because the wheat would be considered a seed.
The good news however is they are readily available in Aus!
The major department stores sell them as well as many boutique natural therapy places, The Body Shop etc.
Try this
http://www.justwheatbags.com.au/
http://www.justwheatbags.com.au/site...6/product/1612
I think we all could do with one of those, the amount of time we spend on here!
#13
Re: Wheatbags!
Originally Posted by lynnlovessun
Oh cr*p i think one of those wheatbags in the disguise of a black teddy bear might of made it into one of my shipping boxes!!??? Hope Customs don't find it or they will want mega $ to irradiate the silly thing - completely forgot what it was made of.
Lynn
Lynn
Do they have sniffer dogs?
#14
Re: Wheatbags!
We sent my sister-in-law something very similar for Xmas one year. At the Australia end they put it in quarrantine, and get this, sent her on the packaging, minus lavender heat up pillow :scared: She wondered what the heck was going on when she received it!
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Re: Wheatbags!
Originally Posted by pako
We sent my sister-in-law something very similar for Xmas one year. At the Australia end they put it in quarrantine, and get this, sent her on the packaging, minus lavender heat up pillow :scared: She wondered what the heck was going on when she received it!