What is difference between these and "super body &amp; hand warmers?" Same price, super lasts longer, yet plain hand warmers are No. 1 seller?
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I am making the assumption that the ones you are referring to are the body warmers. They are bigger and do last longer but there are fewer to a box. Each package in the box of body warmers contains 1 warmer and each package in the box of hand warmers contains 2 warmers (i.e.1 pair).
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I am amazed that it is so hard to find a quality bathroom towel warmer. I have owned the conair/pollinex and brookstone models and they barely warm the towels at an allegedly 120 degree F maximum setting. There are face and hand towel warmers that go up to 176 degrees but I can't find one like that for a single full size bath towel. Does anyone have any recommendations? Would appreciate it! This one is getting mixed reviews in terms of it being big enough to comfortably handle one full sized bath towel.thanks!
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I don't see the difference. I would assume it's just for marketing purpose. Possibly they used to name it "regular" now all packages are with "Super".
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There is only one warmer in each packet. I prefer the hand and body size over just the hand warmer size, as they provide more heat and stay warmer longer. I have pockets inside the upper part of my coveralls where I place the hand warmers and they keep you warm all day. If you are going to use them in your gloves it is best to slip them In your gloves on the back of your hands.
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There is one hand warmer per pack therefore you need to purchase two. They do last a long time.
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These are the original formulation, I think. Not "Gold," but still very good for your skin and a fraction of the cost. I have used some of the "gold" formulations of this and other moisturizers, but I cannot tell the difference ... so it doesn't make sense [for me] to spend the extra money.
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Sorry for the delkay. Shoveling a bit of snow.Foot warmers get too hot on your flesh and don't last as long.Body warmers are too large for where I put them. (in boots and mittens).In mittens you can fit one on top of your fingers and one under them if needed.
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Warmers are an extra expense. You can warm them up in a bowl of hot water or run then thru hot water. This is faster.
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I didn't know thet came in different sizes. I have large hands and the standard size is plenty big. I put hand warmers right inside them and still have room.
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hey jake, Super Freak Button Type: sliding switch with (3) heat settings vs. Speed Freak Button Type: Dial. The Speed Freak dial was really annoying. I kept having to adjust it back because it's located in such an awkward position (imagine a trigger on a paintball gun). Coupled with the fact that the Speed Freak weighed more than what I was use to my fingers kept slipping from hand/arm fatigue of holding it up; sliding the heat settings up on the dial. The Super Freak was noticeably lighter when compared to my sister's Speed Freak. They both have the nonslip texture which is great if you're like me and leave the dryer running; tend to place it on it's side on the sink countertop. On Amazon Super Freak costs 63.99 versus the 62.50 you'll spend on the Speed Freak. This is less than what I paid a few months ago (around $75/Holiday promotions?). Super Freak has a slightly wider nozzle while the Speed Freak looks more narrow. That being said the Super Freak is slightly shorter(back to the end of the nozzle) when compared to the Speed Freak which is longer (back to the end of the nozzle). Ultimately they're both 2000 watts with 7 heat settings and (2) concentrator nozzles. Bottom line is your personal preference. For me the selling point was the weight. It use to take me a long time to dry my hair; I have to section it and use a barrel brush. So, weight/size was a concern of mine. The Super Freak is light enough for me to manuever, and provides a strong/constant stream of heated air; it's cut down my drying time by half. I hope this helps out a little.
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No hand warmers. If you get the Briggs and Stratton motor its a good machine. Avoid the cheaper version with the Chinese motor.They are using Japanese engines on their lawnmwoers, and these (Kawasaki?) ought to be good too. I like the machine, I just had issues with the Chinese engine breaking down.
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This is only exfoliating mitt i like and it lasts super long. i haven't tried other kese mitts as i assume they all are made the same way. From bumpy to smooth in seconds!
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Greetings, I didn't have any problems with my switch that comes with the hand warmer set. I would like to comment on the selection of high and low mode are a quite different temps on the grips. My bars takes about 7 to 10 minutes for me to feel the warm bars thru my gloves, (and it all depends on how thick my palm leathers are.) Good luck, Safe riding.
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Dave this is the response I received from Mambe. I was simply impressed to get an answer. Hope this helps in your decision making process.Thank you for your note. Specific temp ratings are tricky to assign due to the many factors involved when using a blanket outdoors. However, the Super Extreme is often used down into the teens or even lower with great results.
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From what I understand, there are only 2 sizes of the hand warmer. The regular size and the larger size. Both work the same way the larger one can fit into a carrying belt that fits around the stomach.
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I haven't purchased any since last winter. My husband thought the ones made in Japan stayed warm the longest, followed by ones from the US. Definitely stay away from Chinese ones, they didn't work at all! Kathy
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They are the same thing, just different packaging, and this one is the newer (the one in the link is the old version). Sometimes people see the word "super", it is actually just the translate from the japanese katakana on the bottle label, I got confused a little bit at first, but I tried to read the label (I know a bit Japanese) and figured it out. Have a look at this website http://www.hadalabo.com.my/product_content.html?catid=1&id;=0 <- Hada Labo offial website in Malaysia and they updated the new packaging (not like the website for US which still uses the old ones). Hope this help :) They are the same thing, just different packaging, and this one is the newer (the one in the link is the old version). Sometimes people see the word "super", it is actually just the translate from the japanese katakana on the bottle label, I got confused a little bit at first, but I tried to read the label (I know a bit Japanese) and figured it out. Have a look at this website http://www.hadalabo.com.my/product_content.html?catid=1&id;=0 <- Hada Labo offial website in Malaysia and they updated the new packaging (not like the website for US which still uses the old ones).... » Read More They are the same thing, just different packaging, and this one is the newer (the one in the link is the old version). Sometimes people see the word "super", it is actually just the translate from the japanese katakana on the bottle label, I got confused a little bit at first, but I tried to read the label (I know a bit Japanese) and figured it out. Have a look at this website http://www.hadalabo.com.my/product_content.html?catid=1&id;=0 <- Hada Labo offial website in Malaysia and they updated the new packaging (not like the website for US which still uses the old ones). Hope this help :) « Show Less