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Help for feet warmers.
Does anyone have any suggestions for other kinds of stuffing to put in feet or neck warmers that are inexpensive but not food? I have made them with rice, but I would like a food alternative.
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A friend of mine used cherry stones. She bought a huge bag from someone on the internet.
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I'm not sure if you're looking for food items or non-food items. This site gives a bunch of different options - http://tipnut.com/make-your-own-microwave-heating-pad/
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Originally Posted by Carol W
(Post 4788390)
Does anyone have any suggestions for other kinds of stuffing to put in feet or neck warmers that are inexpensive but not food? I have made them with rice, but I would like a food alternative.
Thanks! Years ago, I had one of those bags, and when I went to use it one day........... yup! NEVER again! :) |
I think the plastic pellets used in cloth dolls and animals would work. They can be heated without fear of melting.
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Some people use flax and have lavender scent added for relaxation.
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Further to my earlier post ... any grain would still be an attraction to mice!
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Would Insulbright work? The fabric used in heat resistant pot holders and hot pads?
delma |
Possibly fish tank gravel?
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Insul Bright can not be put in the microwave. There is metal in the fabric.
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