How to get more use of of your handwarmers

[catmandude]

Thought for sure he was going to use the contents to make an emergency fire starting kit somehow.

[Iamme-sd]

So I watched this video about a week ago. I immediately tried it and even left a few in a bag for 4 days. It worked like a charm!! My 40plus years of life and I never knew this! Thanks! Cool little hack!

[spicesmiles]

Your subtle language was comforting. Saying 'maybe you don't know about' instead of something like 'the trick no one knows about.' Your avoiding sweeping general statements, which seem to be quite popular lately, -feels so sincere.

[mamawvondak]

Oh my, what a practical tip! Like you said, those are expensive and if you’re only hiking or at a football game for a couple hours, it felt like such a waste… Thank you.

[PRLIBRE_SOBERANO]

This guy got it. He is humble; and in my opinion this is essential for being successful in this platform

[matthewbond]

I use these a lot when pan fishing and shoveling snow at home. Never knew you could stop the process. Thanks😊

[blondietehdino]

this is so helpful! i have poor circulation in the colder months this is going to make a huge difference in how much i spend on hand warmers ❤

[aprilcarlson]

Sweet, I can get through 2 dialysis sessions with one set. Thank you friend for sharing.

[wildesage]

Great tip. I plan on grabbing some toe warmers soon just for the cold season, but I certainly won't need them for 10hrs. I've never used them before, this is helpful! Thanks!

[maggiebeltaa]

Never heard of this brand specifically but I buy the hot hands hand warmers all the time. I was bought up with my mom stuffing these in our gloves in the winter for our long walk to school. 😊 I also use them now for the stray cats i care for. Ill place two or 3 in their outdoor shelter, underneath the blanket they sleep on. It helps SO much and usually lasts throughout the night. For anyone wondering, they're bout a dollar a pack (which includes 2). You can get the big boxes and it'll average out to an even lower cost per pack than that. ❤❤

[brandonstonge]

That’s super cool, I always knew they react with oxygen but never have I thought about putting them on pause by just cutting out the oxygen lol

[Mr_APeezy]

Used to use these when I did long distance running in the cold. Had specialty running gloves that had slots you could put these in. Definitely worked well!

[InGodWeTrust]

Did not know that! So cool. We hand them out to the homeless in our area. We get gusty winds and snow. I will pass this on. God bless.

[lunarvision]

I love your content, man. Tips, presentation, overall ambiance. It’s just perfect. We’ve all learned so much from you. Thank you!!

[cjt]

I was so ready for him to cut it open, this makes so much more sense lol. So simple yet genius.

[Vimptocandle]

I’d of thought you would have to vacuum them!, really handy as I’m getting through loads, I tape them to the grips on my motorcycle! If you not got heated grips, this is the way to go! Life changing 👍

[washguy]

You have the best informational videos on the subject I grew up in the woods and still have learned from you.

[JoanBlais]

Great ideas. My husband and I are homeless so these ideas are so helpful. Up here on Nashua NH it's getting colder by the min. So thanks for sharing these tips.

[honeypeggylou]

What? I have never heard this! Thank you for sharing, this is a critical piece of info for people who spend time in the cold doing anything! You’re such a great “bushcrafter!” Is that a word? 😅

[GLW_FNG]

Another interesting alternative is reusable hand warmers. They last only an hour, but you can reboil them to reactivate them. You definitely get your bang out of your buck. I saw a pack of eight of them for twenty dollars once. I boil the four that I have every morning and use them throughout the day. Sure, they don't stay warm nearly as long as the normal ones do, but it is still a good alternative to check out.

Happy holidays!