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Ok, after a quick search on the web I find I'm probably *way* behind on
knowing about these. but anyway.... Was in a mall the other day and being sold at a kiosk was a reusable heat pack. Permanently sealed, when you "snap" a metal disk in the pack's liquid, the liquid crystallizes and releases heat. The sales-kid (and web reports) say the heat will last for 45 minutes or more. The part that's really great is you can reverse the process by boiling the bags in hot water - ready to be reused. Seems to me this could be very handy for those cold boating days or possibly even in a ditch bag. Anyone use these and have comments and/or creative uses? Hmmm, maybe someone could market little *cold* ones shaped like ice cubes - never know when occasion for a cocktail might arise. Gary |
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