OMG!!! I do ballet but thanks to covid I had a 3 month 2 1/2 month break. I went from no dancing or stretching to 5 hours in 4 days! I was so sore it hurt to walk. I've made 3 of these to put around my legs and they do wonders! 10/10 love it and thank you so much! 💖💖💖
Very nice! Mine turned out well and made a nice gift for an older friend. I used a funnel to fill in the rice, poking it occasionally with a chop stick so it would flow better. Went really fast.
@@cam-yt1wy I must've missed that part, but an easy solution when you have no actual funnel is to cut a plastic bottle that has a small opening [like a soft drink bottle] in half. Using paper rolled up to be one smaller hole on one side and a bigger one up top is another option, as well as a zip lock bag, or a piping bag, or really just any bag with a flat side can be turned into a funnel.
Duck cloth is best. It's a heavy 100 % cotton fabric. I use it for the outside. For the interior I use a heavy muslim. If you use an inside and an outside fabric, you can remove the outside fabric and wash it. I close the outside fabric with ribbon. Use flax seed, not rice. Flax seed is more expensive than rise or beans, holds heat better.
How many times can you reuse this? I have a teddy bear that goes in the microwave but only a little bit of her tummy gets hot! I wanted to fill her arms and legs with rice but I really don’t want to ruin her or worse, set her on fire!xx
OMG!!! I do ballet but thanks to covid I had a 3 month 2 1/2 month break. I went from no dancing or stretching to 5 hours in 4 days! I was so sore it hurt to walk. I've made 3 of these to put around my legs and they do wonders! 10/10 love it and thank you so much! 💖💖💖
Thanks! Glad you liked.
Very nice! Mine turned out well and made a nice gift for an older friend.
I used a funnel to fill in the rice, poking it occasionally with a chop stick so it would flow better. Went really fast.
So easy! Thanks!
thank you so much!!
Very cool
Thanks :)
This tutorial was so helpful thank you
red bean is better than rice besides it smells good when u heat it up
Good idea.
Hi is the bag moist after being heated ? Great tutorial, I want to make one tomorrow
You know using a funnel to get the rice in the tiny openings would work better.
she mentioned that she doesnt have one but if you do then use it
@@cam-yt1wy I must've missed that part, but an easy solution when you have no actual funnel is to cut a plastic bottle that has a small opening [like a soft drink bottle] in half. Using paper rolled up to be one smaller hole on one side and a bigger one up top is another option, as well as a zip lock bag, or a piping bag, or really just any bag with a flat side can be turned into a funnel.
myfairytalelife3 ok. That’s a great idea I’m going to use that :) thank you!!
@@cam-yt1wy You're welcome! 😊
Thanks a lot .... You must be very creative 👏
How long does it stay hot for
Not as long as a hot water bottle. I'd say 20-30mins but it does cool off a lot.
Do the rice grains get spoilt over the period of time
Flax seed is the best to use for this. See AnOregonCottage you tube channel
Is poly cotton any good for this?
Is the material micwave safe 100% cotton and 100 % cotton thread
Hello! Did you hand sewn the bag or used a sewing machine?
sewing machine- I hate hand sewing!
I thought wheat 🌾 was inside heat pack 🤔
So is rice just as good as wheat at holding the heat?
Thanks for the tutorial - I’m going to make one 😊
hey, im not sure which would be better but ive no idea where you get wheat from 🤔
Cotton cloth used
Thank you so. Very nice. What kind of rice is that?
Do you directly put it in the microwave? I’m scared what if it caught a fire
Yes. Straight in. For about 1min 30 secs to 2mins. No fires so far!
Put a small bowl with a little water in the microwave with ur rice filled bag. Start with 35 or 45 seconds and check to see how much more time u need.
Can I use pulsed instead of rice i have lot extra
did you use a straight stitch for the tiny openings?
Yes. Sorry delayed reply! CZcams was hiding my comments for ages.
@@superflorence3000 thank you!! you're good, I'm still making some to this day haha
Good! Glad to hear it!
Please tell me which cloth should we use for this.Can we use any cloth, is it safe for microwave. Thanks
Hi, I used cotton. I would stay away from synthetic fabric as it might melt.
Duck cloth is best. It's a heavy 100 % cotton fabric. I use it for the outside. For the interior I use a heavy muslim. If you use an inside and an outside fabric, you can remove the outside fabric and wash it. I close the outside fabric with ribbon. Use flax seed, not rice. Flax seed is more expensive than rise or beans, holds heat better.
How many times can you reuse this? I have a teddy bear that goes in the microwave but only a little bit of her tummy gets hot! I wanted to fill her arms and legs with rice but I really don’t want to ruin her or worse, set her on fire!xx
I've reused mine many times.
Can u warm it in the microwave
Yep
Wow I’m the first comment! Thank you for the idea, this was very helpful and it was a very good tutorial!
Thanks
If you fill this with pinto beans they stay hot longer, and they don't smell bad.
Good tip, thanks.
Ok thank you so much! I made it with rice and it kind of smelt funny
I used a funnel to fill my tubes.
What type of material should I use pls tell me.
I think cotton would be best, I'm pretty sure I used a cotton fat quarter I had.
@@superflorence3000 okay thank u