Hand warmers
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Re: Hand warmers
I always worked on the theory that if the eggs were well boiled, I like a well boiled egg, that the water would be OK.
But we are talking about non vissable bacteria, never tried this with anything other than a clean egg.
Anyway, never did me any har
But we are talking about non vissable bacteria, never tried this with anything other than a clean egg.
Anyway, never did me any har
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Re: Hand warmers
When fishing I have used HotHands. I have even put a pair on top of my feet in my waders.
They need Oxygen every now and again but they do last the suggested 10 hours.
They need Oxygen every now and again but they do last the suggested 10 hours.
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The thought of re-usable ones appeals however they all seem to have a very short heat cycle before cooling down, ideally I am after 4-5 hours minimum so unless someone cam point me in the direction of a re-usable that lasts longer I will order some disposable ones.
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the Zippo types claim to last up to 12hrs, to be honest I have yet to stuff enough fuel into one for that, maybe something to try when I get boredovenpaa wrote:The thought of re-usable ones appeals however they all seem to have a very short heat cycle before cooling down, ideally I am after 4-5 hours minimum so unless someone cam point me in the direction of a re-usable that lasts longer I will order some disposable ones.

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Zippo ones are great however I prefer something that is flexible. 

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Just bought my missus something that charges up from a USB Dave.
She used the stick ones for a while but the wretched wthings keep going out
I will let you know how she gets on.
She used the stick ones for a while but the wretched wthings keep going out

I will let you know how she gets on.
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what you bought your missus from Ann Summers is your own business Chris, but is it suitable for an open forum wtfwtf party2 party2 party2 party2Maggot wrote:Just bought my missus something that charges up from a USB Dave.
She used the stick ones for a while but the wretched wthings keep going out![]()
I will let you know how she gets on.
happy New Year :cheers:
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I just used to use Mrs T
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Re: Hand warmers
Tip:
Don't fanny around with handwarmers in your hand. Get two loose-fitting towling wristbands ('sweatbands') and make an opening in them to fully accommodate the warmer. Apply to your wrists and the heat will encourage bloodflow to your hands/arms a lot better. As a consequence, heat will return to your core with greater efficiency too.
Don't fanny around with handwarmers in your hand. Get two loose-fitting towling wristbands ('sweatbands') and make an opening in them to fully accommodate the warmer. Apply to your wrists and the heat will encourage bloodflow to your hands/arms a lot better. As a consequence, heat will return to your core with greater efficiency too.
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Tip:
Wear a fur coat.
(Preferably grow your own)
Wear a fur coat.
(Preferably grow your own)
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