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4/25/2009
Great tips on how to craft a home made heating pad...I've done this with the kids on my property so they could give them as Mother's Day gifts...the Moms loved them...Thanks for sharing! RRRC5*
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2/13/2009
I never thought of using a tube sock. I made a big rectangular(almost square) rice bag to warm my feet or place on across my shoulders and back to help relax muscles. I'm going to try this sock version. Thanks for the ideas.
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1/9/2009
My wife does this with barley, which has the added bonus of just smelling really good after it's heated. This is a very good article. Thanks for posting it.
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carolzn said
on 9/17/2009 This is a great article. I am going to finally try making my own heating pad. Thanks.
Lilfix said
on 4/25/2009 Great tips on how to craft a home made heating pad...I've done this with the kids on my property so they could give them as Mother's Day gifts...the Moms loved them...Thanks for sharing! RRRC5*
Walkaboutangel said
on 4/20/2009 These homemade heating pads work so well... And are so easy to make...
CrystalR said
on 3/28/2009 This worked fantastic - thanks!
bizzyliz said
on 2/13/2009 I never thought of using a tube sock. I made a big rectangular(almost square) rice bag to warm my feet or place on across my shoulders and back to help relax muscles. I'm going to try this sock version. Thanks for the ideas.
igaday said
on 2/8/2009 Great info! Thanks! =)
Crosbyjacj said
on 2/1/2009 Wonderful idea. Very economical too. Thanks!
cheapcindy said
on 1/20/2009 I have one made with dried corn and it works great. I like the salt idea - thanks!
Kallicat said
on 1/13/2009 Great instructions on making your own heating pad. The rice pads are great for migraines.
Lulu74 said
on 1/10/2009 I added dry peppermint leaves to my mixture of pinto and black beans!!! It smells great and works beautifully!!!
David Sarokin said
on 1/9/2009 My wife does this with barley, which has the added bonus of just smelling really good after it's heated. This is a very good article. Thanks for posting it.
mizchulita said
on 1/7/2009 I've made these before, but not with socks. What a great idea, and how easy! Thanks!
01Bri-Guy said
on 1/7/2009 Heating pads are awesome on a sore back after lifting weights!! 5*
Allyn said
on 1/6/2009 interesting.
Gardengates said
on 1/6/2009 Nice home-made heating pad. A lot nicer than the hot bricks or hot water bottles I remember using in England and Italy!