An old idea to keep your hands warm
Submitted: Thursday, Aug 22, 2013 at 19:19
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There was an earlier
forum about a safe way to keep warm in a tent on a cold day and someone mentioned a metho heater. It reminded me of the pocket warmer my uncle gave me years ago. No idea how old it is. It is a flask that you fill with metho. You place the lid / wick on the flask, light it, put on the wick cover, place it in the bag and put it in your pocket. Never been game to put it in my pocket but I have held it in my hands and it works a treat. Used it a few ties ( in
Canberra ) and had to knock back a lot of requests to borrow it. To be honest, I had my doubts I would get it back. It is about the same length and width f a computer mouse.

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Pocket warmer 2
I just thought I'd share it. Don't know if anyone else has seen one. An ingenious old invention I intend to keep handy while travelling in winter.
Reply By: SDG - Friday, Aug 23, 2013 at 15:04
Friday, Aug 23, 2013 at 15:04
Have a look on the net.
Overseas, and possibly here somewhere, you can get battery operated heated socks, gloves, jackets, etc
Ebay has a fair few. Many motorcycle rides use them in the UK. Have looked at getting some a few times, when riding over Kosiosko in winter.
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