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.wordpress.com/2017/12/22/different-types-of-hand-warmers-2/ 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.wordpress.com/2017/12/21/how-to-stay-stylishly-warm-during-winters-2/ 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.wordpress.com/2017/12/20/10-things-you-should-not-do-during-winters-2/ So you are tired of the winter nights and want to do everything that you can to warm up your house; we hear you – we have been tired of this season too! While there are a lot of things that you can do to protect yourself from cold when you are outside the house, the biggest challenge is that you can’t dress up with all those overcoats and jackets when you are at home because when you are in your house, you want to focus on your comfort as well. ‘How can I keep my house warm during winters?’ You ask. Well, here are a few ideas that can surely help:
No matter how much you hate this season, we are sure you can find your own unique ways to stay warm. Enjoy the beauty of nature instead of cribbing over it. Originally posted 2017-01-04 06:45:00. The post 10 Things to do to Warm your House for Winters appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/10-things-warm-house-winters/ from https://handwarmers1.wordpress.com/2017/11/18/10-things-to-do-to-warm-your-house-for-winters-2/ 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.wordpress.com/2017/11/17/6-ways-to-beat-the-cold-with-coffee-2/ Do you remember the times when your mother took care of you during winters? I am sure you miss that time, even though you felt like a stuffed goat when she loaded you with hundreds of winter clothes. But now that she is not close to you anymore, it is time for you to be self-dependent and take care of yourself. With the help of warm clothes, you can avoid catching a cold, shivering and falling ill during winter. If you hate cold, you have landed on the right page. I don’t say that I dislike winters, but when I am freezing, I surely curse the weather. In order to avoid the harshness of the season, it is necessary for you to stay as warm as possible. However, just because it is snowing outside doesn’t mean you can’t leave your door. There are times when you have to get out of the comfort environment and atmosphere of your house and go out. This is the time when you need to wrap yourself in such a way that you are warm. So what are the top five things that you need to wear in order to stay away from being frozen? 1. Gloves. How can you possibly live without wearing gloves on your hands? There are a lot of glove manufacturing companies; all you need to do is find one that manufactures high quality warm gloves for customers. The best thing is that you can buy woolen hand-knitted gloves as well. Go ahead – flaunt a unique style on the roads by wearing beautiful hand gloves! 2. Winter caps. You don’t have to wear monkey caps, which are quite embarrassing, but you can always wear head caps that look gorgeous and keep you warm. Even if you are playing basketball outside your house, make sure you cover your head with such a cap so that you are protected from the wind of the season. Remember what mommy always said about head caps? 3. Thermal soles. It is rightly said that you have to focus on keeping your feet warm. I think I keep mentioning this in all the posts. If you want to keep yourself warm, you have to find ways to keep your feet warm. No matter how cold your nose is, your warm feet can keep you healthy. There are thermal soles available for those who keep shivering during winters. 4. An overcoat. No matter how angry you are at someone in the house, DO NOT leave your door without your overcoat. You must know that your overcoat protects you from all the harshness you hate about winters. Protect yourself by wearing an overcoat and let the warmth spread. 5. Woolen scarf. Ever seen hand knitted woolen scarves? I love those. If you have a friend who makes such scarves, you can always request her to make one for you. If you know someone who sells such beauties, please know that they are worth investing money in. Plus, they keep you cozy and comfortable! Originally posted 2017-01-03 06:44:18. The post 5 Things you MUST WEAR to Keep Yourself Warm appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/5-things-must-wear-keep-warm/ from https://handwarmers1.wordpress.com/2017/11/16/5-things-you-must-wear-to-keep-yourself-warm-2/ Have you been shivering a lot, lately? Everything seems under control when you are at home, but the moment you leave the door of your house, the snow and the harsh winter wind make you shiver. You stand there, without knowing what to do. You walk ahead because you have really got to leave your house for some urgent work, but then the shivering makes it impossible for you to walk and feel good about being outside. No doubt winter is harsh, but it is also one of the most serene seasons that we go through. Personally, I love winters, despite the rude snow and all the shivering that freak me out, I still love this season. I mean, can you possibly imagine Christmas without a snowman standing in front of your house? Talking of shivering, there are a lot of ways in which you can stop it. But before I tell you, there’s something that you should know – when you shiver, you feel colder. Thus, most of the people would always tell you to stop shivering and to our surprise, you can actually control it. Read below to know about some of the easiest way to stop shivering:
Originally posted 2017-01-03 05:44:09. The post Winter Haters: How to Control Shivering in Winter? appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/winter-haters-control-shivering-winter/ from https://handwarmers1.wordpress.com/2017/11/15/winter-haters-how-to-control-shivering-in-winter-2/ The trickiest thing about winters is that it doesn’t leave any warmth in your house, no matter how hard you try. Of course, you turn up the heater and try balancing the temperature, but if you don’t have a heater, it becomes very difficult for you to survive. However, this doesn’t mean that people aren’t surviving without heaters. Unless you live in a country where winters are excruciatingly cold, you can always keep yourself warm, despite being inside the house with absolutely no heaters at all. Wondering how the warmth can flow in your house and to every corner of every room? Read below to know how you can work on keeping your house warm enough for you and your entire family:
Originally posted 2017-01-03 05:41:37. The post How to Stay Warm Inside your House? appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/stay-warm-inside-house/ from https://handwarmers1.wordpress.com/2017/11/14/how-to-stay-warm-inside-your-house/ While summers make you run to your work, winters make you lazy and cold. The moment you leave the warmth of your house, you are shivering till you reach your car. After reaching the parking lot of your office, you are again cold and trembling until you reach your office. The worst is that you feel terribly cold at work as well, even though there are enough measures for you to feel warm. What do you do in such situations? How do you work to beat the winter? Here are a few tips that can work for you to stay warm at work:
The best thing about winters is that you can always wear amazing woolen clothes to work. Winter clothes are fashionable and can help you set a trend at work. Originally posted 2017-01-03 05:39:53. The post 10 Tips to Keep yourself Warm at Work appeared first on iHateTheCold. from iHateTheCold http://www.ihatethecold.com/10-tips-keep-warm-work/ from https://handwarmers1.wordpress.com/2017/11/13/10-tips-to-keep-yourself-warm-at-work/ |