heating bags and number one must have around the house.

February 23, 2010

I like Penny's Answer about the damp towel, however I would be tempted to

only occassionally do this, as I do occassionally put water in the micro

with the " Neck pillows " . I'm not real keen on damp heat. But it would be an

excellent method of keeping your contents from drying out. meaning flax

seeds etc.

Also, IF you have kids, the number of these things must go up

exponentionally. 4 bags to each kid, plus 4 bags to each adult. So in my

house, we have to have TWENTY (I called them Woobeys) so that when I need

one, like today, it only takes 10 minutes instead of an hour for one to turn

up.

Sigh

On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 1:13 PM, Kathleen Petrides <beadhussywrote:

> simple answer: Wrap it aluminum and put it in the oven. Will take longer

> and you will have to make sure it doesn't stay in too long. Not having done

> it myself I don't know the duration. BUT, if you do this, would love to know

> how long it takes.

>

> On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 10:54 AM, Ieneke van Houten

<ienvanwrote:

>

>>

>> There is only one problem: how do you warm the things up

>> without a microwave? I don't have one and I don't want one.

>>

>> Ien in the Kootenays, bathed in wifi waves, but that is for

>> a good cause.

>>

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