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OT-Zippo handwarmers...anyone have/user experience?
Looking at the zippo handwarmers. I work at a desk in a warehouse with little heat....these things have been around for awhile, opinions?
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I don't know if they are anything like the old Jones handwarmers, but my grandfather used to hunt with one and swore by it.
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I loved mine...it does give off a slight "lighter fluid" scent, but other that that, they rock.
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Try these. They are reusable and completely non-toxic and safe. As a Canadian that spends a lot if time in cold places I can say that these things work.
http://www.leevalley.com/US/garden/p...25,45454,52295
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If you have access to electricity at your desk, why not go with a radiant heater or some other type of portable device?
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I got one recently, it only worked for one use and I was never able to light it again.
Other complaints are you can turn it on, but essentially you can't turn it off until the lighter fluid burns up. I guess you could put it in a completely air proof bag to keep it from burning any more... but anyhow I would use something else. -Joe
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If you have access to a microwave consider using a corn filled heating pad.
We love them! http://www.amazon.com/Microwavable-W.../dp/B004B3S9DW |
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