Handwarmer find at Daiso

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Handwarmer find at Daiso

Postby David M » Tue 21 Jul, 2015 8:43 pm

Daiso is a Japanese chain store in Melbourne and elsewhere that sells everything at the same price, $2.80. I saw these single use chemical handwarmers today. They come in both a small size and regular. The small has nine pieces and lasts 8 hours each and the regular has 7 pieces and lasts 16 hrs each satchel. Could be good to put in clothing or sleeping bag.
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Re: Handwarmer find at Daiso

Postby MickyB » Tue 21 Jul, 2015 9:00 pm

I have seen something similar to this product and wondered if it would be good for drying wet socks overnight.
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Re: Handwarmer find at Daiso

Postby GPSGuided » Tue 21 Jul, 2015 9:27 pm

How interesting. They have 3 stores here in Sydney too. Will check it out.
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Re: Handwarmer find at Daiso

Postby DanShell » Wed 22 Jul, 2015 11:17 am

My wife bought some of these from somewhere and they are quite good. It was definitely still warm 8 hours later.
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