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Rice bags remind me of when after I had breast cancer my doctor told to make breast forms out of rice bags and yes they did have silicone breast forms.I got rid of him as a doctor. He had some very strange ideas.
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For the bags do you use cracked corn or whole corn? or does it matter?I just called a feed store and they asked which one I wanted to quote me a price
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I don't know if it matters or not - but mine is whole corn - it was quite "dirty" when I bought more to make additional bags - so had to sift out the dirt, etc. with a kitchen strainer - might have been harder to do with cracked corn.
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I don't know if it matters or not - but mine is whole corn - it was quite "dirty" when I bought more to make additional bags - so had to sift out the dirt, etc. with a kitchen strainer - might have been harder to do with cracked corn.
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Rice bags are wonderful for many reasons and have many uses. If you can't sew or don't have the time and would like to have a rice bag (or two) of your own, visit my website at ricebagsbytrish.com. I would be happy to custom make a bag for your.
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Originally Posted by Short an Sweet
I like the idea of the wheat but I'm not sure where to find it?
Originally Posted by Shelbie
Since I live on a farm and we grow wheat, oats and barley, I use home grown grains instead of rice. Wheat holds the heat a little longer as it is a denser kernel than oats or barley. All give a nutty or porridge smell when heated. I make a outer bag (mini pillow case) to slip the grain bag into. This way, I can wash the outer bag if needed.
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