Have you ever heard of rechargeable hand warmers? Rechargeable hand warmers are beautiful packets that are held in the hands to produce heat when needed. When your hands are really cold and you can’t stop shivering, such beauties ensure to give you enough warmth to get the senses back to your numb hands. Such packets are used in outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, etc. Even when you are taking a walk outside your house, such packets can come handy. You can carry them wherever you want to and since they can be recharged over and over again, you don’t have to dispose them off and buy new ones. Here are some of the best reasons for you to buy and use rechargeable hand warmers:
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Hand warmers are packets which are small and mainly non-reusable. They are placed in the hand, creating heat when needed, to make cold hands warm. They are mainly utilized in activities held outside like skiing and hiking, to maintain warmth in extreme weather and help padded clothing. Other kinds of warmers are accessible to offer heat which calms pains in muscles and joints. The kind of heat and origin determines the length of time hand warmers can endure; this is re-crystallization from 30 minutes and platinum catalyst of 24 hours. Kinds of Hand WarmersAir Activated (Iron) Hand warmers that are activated by air, consist of iron, cellulose, water and activated carbon (shares heat equally), water reservoir or vermiculite and salt or catalyst. It emits heat from iron’s exothermic oxidation when subjected to air. They normally produce heat between 1 to 10 hours, even though the heat produced goes away fast after 1 to 2 hours. Supersaturated Solution (Crystallization kind) Crystallization kind of hand warmers produce heat via supersaturated solutions’ exothermic crystallization (normally sodium acetate) and are normally reusable. These can be charged again by plunging the hand-warmer in extremely hot water until the components are evenly smooth; then let it cool. The emission of heat is activated by squeezing a tiny metal disk in the pad which produces nucleation centers that trigger crystallization. Heat is needed to melt the salt in its own crystallization water. This heat is emitted after the emission of this heat, when crystallization is started. Normally, this kind has a heat interval which is shorter, of 20 minutes to 2 hours. Lighter Fuel Lighter fuel hand-warmers utilize petroleum naptha or lighter fluid which responds with a platinum catalyst to emit heat through oxidation responses. It is possible to use these again just by refueling. Regular models can emit heat for 12 to 24 hours; this is determined by settings. These were created by Japan’s Hakkin Warmers Co. Ltd. Selling began in 1923. Branded ‘Peacock’, they sold abroad to the United States, from the 1950s. They are sold based on OEM by Zippo. Battery Hand warmers which are activated by battery utilize heating tools that are immune to electricity to change the battery’s electrical energy to thermal energy by utilizing batteries that can be charged again or thrown away. Normally, they are able to endure up to 6 hours, with 40-48C. The Hand warmers that are Rechargeable Electronic are able to be charged from a 5V USB supply of power from mains power supply. Recharge cycles of 500 are portrayed. Charcoal Charcoal hand-warmers produce heat via charcoal burning in a special case. These can go up to 6 hours and become hot in a comfortable manner. Normally, their cases consist of felt on the exterior and have fabrics inside which are burn-resistant. However, they distribute heat equally, like metal. For activation, one end of the stick of charcoal or two are lit and then smothered out fast to form hot ember. After this, the flaming stick is kept inside the case which is shut firmly. The charcoal sticks are present from majority of outdoor activity stores and are relatively affordable. Originally posted 2016-03-22 18:33:49. The post Different Types of Hand Warmers appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/different-types-hand-warmers/ from https://handwarmers1.tumblr.com/post/168815377405 Just because the weather is cold and freezing outside doesn’t mean you can’t look good; it doesn’t matter if you are a man or a woman, if you have a thing for fashion, you deserve to look good all the time. Every individual has his own sense of fashion, but during winters, people feel frustrated because they have to load themselves with a lot of clothes and hence, they can’t focus on looking good. However, this is untrue. If you adopt a few tips, you can always flaunt your own style. Here are a few tips that can surely help to keep you stylishly warm during winters:
Originally posted 2017-01-04 07:05:30. The post How to Stay Stylishly Warm During Winters? appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/stay-stylishly-warm-winters/ from https://handwarmers1.tumblr.com/post/168780499235 The best thing about winters is the festival of Christmas; while the children await the sleigh of Santa, the adults are busy buying gifts for their loved ones. The worst thing about winters is the freakishly cold weather. When you are at home and in the coziness of your room, you don’t feel like getting out. On the other hand, when you are out, you can’t stop shivering and that’s what makes you feel colder. You may have read a lot of things about the things that you should do to keep yourself warm during winters, but here I am sharing a few things that you should not do during winters:
I hope you finally know about the things that you should not do during the chilly winter nights; no matter how much you hate this season, I am sure there are a lot of things about winters that make you feel good. Originally posted 2017-01-04 07:04:08. The post 10 Things you SHOULD NOT DO During Winters appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/10-things-not-winters/ from https://handwarmers1.tumblr.com/post/168745027700 All set to beat the winters? I am sure you are. But no matter how prepared you are, it is not that easy. Sometimes, you do everything to stop shivering and get a little bit of warmth, but you are unable to do that. The craziest thing is that the more you shiver, the colder you feel. There’s one thing that a lot of people do to get some warmth during chilliest winter days and nights – drink coffee. Wondering how to beat the crazy winters with coffee? Read below to get a few cool ideas:
Originally posted 2017-01-04 06:43:17. The post 6 Ways to Beat the Cold with Coffee appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/6-ways-beat-cold-coffee/ from https://handwarmers1.tumblr.com/post/168669289315 Sick and tired of winters? So am I! I guess everybody is tired of sitting at home because winters are disallowing them to leave the warmth of their roofs. However, this doesn’t mean that you can’t keep yourself warm enough to go out. Even if you are forced to get out of the house, you don’t have to sit in a chair with a sad face just because it is too cold outside. There are ways in which you can keep yourself warm outside. Here are the top 7 things that you can do:
Now that you know how to keep yourself warm outside your house, don’t just sit there and turn into a couch potato. It is essential for you to stretch your legs and leave the comfort zone of your house. Originally posted 2017-01-03 05:33:37. The post 7 Easy Ways to Keep yourself Warm During Winters appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/7-easy-ways-keep-warm-winters/ from https://handwarmers1.tumblr.com/post/168489152090 It’s winter! The snow is falling. There’s beautiful fairy lights twinkling around your Christmas tree. You’re at your desk and it’s going to be a long day. Maybe you’re working from home or maybe you’re playing the newest character on World of Warcraft. Whatever the purpose is, this blog will share some useful tips for staying warm… right at your own desk. Fun Accessories Wear three layers of clothing. Your hands need to stay warm while typing, so invest in some mittens as well. There are some great options out there, including USB-powered mittens that actually warm your hands as you type. There are also USB-powered blankets as well. Don’t forget about wearing socks. You can also attach a massager to your desk chair to help you relax while you’re getting work done AND heat up. What if you are extra techy? In this case, you can even purchase a heated mouse! These are all great options that will help you stay warm at your desk in no time. A fun tip: even if it may be hot outside, if your workplace has air conditioning, try to grab a light cardigan just in case you get cold in the building. Exercise at Your Desk Some good exercises to do are jogging in place, doing a seated crunch and even using a fitness ball for your desk chair. Exercising heats up your body and will help you stay nice and warm. You will start feeling warmer and more comfy in no time. An added bonus? You’ll get some of your workout in AND get work done. It is a dream come true. Why not also get up from your desk and go for a brisk walk to get some fresh air? You can also climb some stairs to start exercising and warm up easily. Drink and Eat Up! Have some warm soup or indulge in that craving you’ve been having for the last week. This is the perfect time for you to grab a warm meal to enjoy at your desk. Having some hot tea or coffee will help you easily stay warm and be productive. Invest in a Space Heater A space heater can come priced as low as $25. You can keep one under your desk to stay extra warm. Originally posted 2016-06-23 01:36:23. The post Staying Warm at Your Desk appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/staying-warm-desk/ from https://handwarmers1.tumblr.com/post/168459329045 It’s cold. You feel the familiar shivers on your back and that uncomfortable clammy feeling comes back. What do you do? The usual answer may be to turn on the heat. However, what if you’re on a budget and trying to save money for that new Xbox? This article will help you solve this dilemma by telling you some useful tips you can stay warm… on a budget! Open the Windows Open the windows in the morning to let the sun in and heat your room. How does this work? As light fills the room, its rays will bounce off the walls and furniture before turning into heat. At night, though, opening the windows is the last thing you want to do. Invest in some thick curtains for your windows to block out the cold and prevent any precious warm air from escaping. You should be able to find some thick curtains at your local thrift store for a great bargain price as well! Get Some Rugs The thrift store can be a treasure trove of items that will help heat up your house at a low cost. Head to the thrift store or a local homeware store to purchase some rugs. If you have wooden floors, having those rugs can make all the difference and keep your feet nice and warm. Also, that extra layer will help insulate heat in your room creating another layer of insulation to keep the cold away. Insulate Your Water Tank According to energy.gov, you can reduce standby heat losses by a whopping 25% or 45% and save about 4% to 9% in water heating costs. This will pay for itself in the long-term! Bake If you like to bake or have an oven, you’re in luck! Baking is an affordable way for you to stay warm AND enjoy some delicious snacks. Baking will help fill your room with warm air. After you are finished baking, leave your oven door open to release some heat. However, take note of any children or pets around as well for safety reasons. Source: http://energy.gov/energysaver/projects/savings-project-insulate-your-water-heater-tank Originally posted 2016-06-23 01:35:57. The post How to Stay Warm on a Budget appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/stay-warm-budget/ from https://handwarmers1.tumblr.com/post/168235555555 When most people think of Christmas, they think of Christmas, presents and fun time with the family. However, people also think about the cold and chilly weather. While it is nice to see snow and ice decorating your house, it can also be too easy to fall sick due to the chillier weather. Whatever climate, time or season it is, this post will tell you about some great foods that will help you stay warm. Oatmeal Oatmeal contains a powerful starch called beta-glucan which studies show that 3 grams a day in your oats can reduce cholesterol levels by 5 to 10%. This benefit to your cholesterol level can be taken no matter where your cholesterol level is currently at. Oatmeal is the perfect mixture of fiber and plant-based protein to help you satisfy your hunger and stay warm and full. Top your oatmeal with almond butter and chia seeds for extra comfort. Avocado Avocados have the perfect amount of fat to help you stay warm and healthy in cold climate. The perfect snack, avocados help satisfy your appetite with just the right amount of calories. The fat in avocados are healthy and will help your body naturally insulate against the cold. Go to your grocery store today to pick up some fresh avocados. Brussel Sprouts Brussel sprouts are one of the perfect superfoods that will help you combat cold symptoms. Even if you are already dealing with an onset of the common flu, you can benefit by drinking some Brussel sprout soup or roasting some Brussel sprouts with olive oil. Brussel sprouts have a huge amount of vitamin C, about 74.8 milligrams a cup! Have some Brussel sprouts today to stay warm. This brightly colored vegetable has also been shown to reduce the length of cold symptoms. Chili Who doesn’t love a hearty bowl of chili? A hearty bowl of chili will speed up your metabolism. The peppers in chili stew have a capsaicin which will help you keep off fat and boost up your metabolism. The beans in your chili stew also have lots of protein to give you strong muscles and keep the chill away. Originally posted 2016-06-23 01:35:30. The post Foods that Keep Your Body Warm appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/foods-keep-body-warm/ from https://handwarmers1.tumblr.com/post/168199730440 This article shares useful tips on how you can stay warm in the cold outdoors. Whether you are going outside for a walk, hanging out with your friends or doing outdoor activities, it’s important to know how to keep yourself warm and toasty. After all, nothing ruins a fun day like being cold and uncomfortable in the chilly weather. TIP ONE: LAYER UPThe rule of thumb when it comes to spending a day outside is to wear three layers of clothing. There should be an inner layer, a middle insulating layer, and finally, your top layer. Also make sure to invest in a hat and some handwarmers as well. There are some great options for affordable, effective and non-harmful handwarmers which do not use harmful chemicals. TIP TWO: MOVE AROUNDWhile you are outside enjoying your day, move frequently and continue pacing to keep yourself warm. When you feel an incoming cold, take a brisk walk to warm yourself up and keep the cold away. However, try not to do any vigorous exercise that will lead to sweating. Sweating will lead to trapped heat within your clothes and can make you uncomfortable! TIP THREE: STAY HYDRATEDIt should come as no surprise that dehydration becomes more likely when you are outside in dry and cold conditions. Bring some water with you to keep your body hydrated. Extra tip: sprinkle some sugar into your water for a quick burst of energy. By doing this, you will be able to enjoy a nice day outside whatever the weather is like. TIP FOUR: EAT MORE BEFOREHANDMake sure you eat sufficiently so that your body continues to stay nice and warmed up. After all, food is what fuels your body, and your body is what keeps you warm. Some good food options include food that are high in fat such as avocadoes. For a quick snack, bring bananas, chocolate and nuts. This way, you can enjoy a fun day and stay warm by staying full. These are some of the helpful tips we have for you to stay warm throughout the day. They are all equally important tips that will help you enjoy a great day outside in cold weather. Originally posted 2016-06-23 01:35:03. The post Staying Warm Outdoors appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/staying-warm-outdoors/ from https://handwarmers1.tumblr.com/post/168163183540 |