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    Re: Preparing for a hurricane?

    Quote Originally Posted by nightwolfsnow View Post
    The only thing that's gas is the central heat, electric stove. I ended up getting the hot hands toe warmers because it says their average temp is 97 degrees and the hand and body ones were saying 138 degrees or something like that.
    Bear in mind that those toe warmers are designed to be used in a low-oxygen environment, such as the toe of your winter boot. When allowed to run in the open air they get very, very hot. If you do plan on using it I would wrap it in something like a washcloth or a clean sock, secured with some rubber bands to ensure the wrapping can't come off before putting it in your BP's enclosure.
    Last edited by bcr229; 10-02-2015 at 12:30 AM.

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