When on the golf course how do you get them to stay warm for 5 hours
788594
They stay warm for about an hour. If you need to have warmth for five hours, bring more than one (like maybe 5)...
788595
I dont think youd be able to make them last 5 hours but if you want them to last longer wrap them in small towel or dish towel
788596
According to the directions I read, they will not stay warm that long. There are hand warmers that will stay warm up to 8 hours and you don't have to boil them, but they are not reusable.
1170734
I have 6 of them I'm my clinic, we leave them plugged in 24/7. Set the temp, you will want appropriate packs and towel holders for the packs.
2136712
You have to make sure to put 2 pans in the warmer- 1 with water about 2 inches (which for a party that started at 5pm and ended about 9pm) and the pan with the food in it, I had to add water once during that time period. This way your food does not dry out.
1802228
It keeps it warm for hr, for example i made a corn caserole fromOven to expandable lugger at 6 am and took it out around 12:30 and it was warm, it was great for me
1984220
No you can't as once you take them off they lose the heat. They are fantastic though as they do stay hot for 8 hours.
1556594
I use it once during golf. You probably need to adjust it couple of times. Depends on your knee condition, I don't think this works for long hours. You may need the more advance knee guard.
762931
Mine stay warm about 1 hour if I use them indoors and about 30-45 minutes if I use them outside in the cold.
526816
Should keep warm for at least 30 minutes. We use ours to keep food warm on camping trips.
721348
I simply soak in enough hot water to cover overnight. Some people bring water to a boil, then strain when it cools. Either way works.
365789
Kerry's answer pretty much describes my experience also;preheat, lack of clothing, plenty of water. Make sure the temp is set to 150. Try to stay in for 30 mins. if you can stand it. That should do it.
1370043
Just put the boots on and leave them on for an hour, then stick your hands in the boots... They should feel warm, if not, send it back...
98097
Approx. 2 hours , these are ok to ware , but it is not warm enough for me , I'm riding the bike in 30-35 degrees ,
1645098
Believe there is a zippered access to the clubs to take care of that. The problem I have had is the cover seems to be for older model carts and those I have encountered at golf courses have a roof larger than the cover and have not used it. Have it in the garage wondering what I'm going to do with it.
1695947
We use a heating pad but they dont stay hot long. Probably should heat in pot of water.
502433
3-4 hours is what I would recommend. Also keeping it covered in plastic and warm. Sit in the sun or warm with a dryer or warm towels periodically. Speeds the process and helps promote richer color
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You can save them by sealing them in a Ziploc bag and squeezing out the excess air. http://www.heatfactory.com/english/how-to.php "If the heating time is not complete, all Heat Factory Warmers may be saved by placing them in an airtight container. The remaining time can be used later (preferably within one week). For example: A 12 hour Glove Size Warmer can be used for 6 hours one day, stored in an airtight container, then used for approximately 6 hours another day within the week. Zip lock bags with the excess air squeezed out work the best." Why this works: The chemical reaction that occurs inside the hand-warmer is the rusting of iron powder. Because the rusting process occurs rapidly, a noticeable amount of heat is generated. When iron rusts, it combines with oxygen in the air. If you seal the hand-warmer in an air-tight bag, however, the reaction will stop because all the oxygen in the bag gets used up. The website says this may not work if you store the pad for more than a week. This might be due to the Ziploc bag not making a perfectly air-tight seal. Perhaps small amounts of air leak in over time . . .
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They should only be in there to sleep and lay. You can't keep them locked up in there all day, they should be outside with plenty off access to shade and water. What do the temps get to at night?