HotHands Hand Warmers Bulk Pack, 40 Pairs

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  Amazon customer· Reviewed in Singapore on 13 September 2024

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  Reviewed in Singapore on 13 September 2024 Pattern Name: Hand Warmers Works as expected. Will buy again One person found this

• Quick, Easy and Just Right!

  On-line Shopper· Reviewed in the United States on 21 October 2012

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  Reviewed in the United States on 21 October 2012 Pattern Name: Hand Warmers The packages have starters to make it easy to tear open one or both pouches. I like that I can open only one if I don't need two. It takes a little bit to warm up, but then it's toasty and keeps me warm for many hours. At first, I would only use them if I knew I'd be outside for a long period of time, but now, I find them useful indoors too. I usually start by opening one or two to warm up my robe pockets on a cold morning, then I put them in my coat when I take a walk on a cold day, then I'll transfer them to a sweater pocket and eventually tuck them into a blanket I keep outside for a neighborhood cat who looks cold when the sun isn't shining. The heat lasts for a long time, and I've found it more comfortable and economical than increasing the heat for the whole house. Update 11/25/2012 After reading other reviews, I am updating mine to share that the "HOT" part of "Hot Hands" seems a bit misleading. Each person has their idea of what "hot" means. These are more hand WARMERs. They feel warmer tucked into a pocket than in my gloves, and warmer still when I fold one into my scarf, around my collar. The longer I have these in my pockets, as the hours pass, the warmer they get. Rarely would I say they feel "hot". I too have found that a cup that's just had boiling water poured into it is feels hotter, but I can't tuck that into my clothing, plus in short order a cup of hot water cools down. In this last box of warmers, which have an expiration date of 02/15/2012, I did have a couple of duds that barely got warm; and I got a couple that got unusually hot - which is likely what most people are expecting and why there is a burn hazard warning. That warning may lead us to believe that these will ALL get "hot" but from my recent experience with the HAND WARMERS, that's rarely the case. Typically, they get very "warm" in my opinion, which works very well for me. After reading more of the complains about this product, I decided to order the hand and body size. I'm curious to see if the size of the bag influences the amount of heat produced. I am still happy with the hand warmers for my use. When I am outside, I am mobile, I don't sit so my experience may be different than most. Read more

• Excelente

  Paola Gómez· Reviewed in Mexico on 8 January 2026

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  Reviewed in Mexico on 8 January 2026 Pattern Name: Hand Warmers Excelente producto, fueron realmente útiles y muy fácil de usar en un clima de -15 grados

• Caldo a lungo

  Amazon customer· Reviewed in Italy on 15 February 2022

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  Reviewed in Italy on 15 February 2022 Pattern Name: Hand Warmers Caldi per circa 10 ore, ideali da mettere nei guanti quando si scia!

• Great price and great product

  Amazon customer· Reviewed in Canada on 23 November 2017

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  Reviewed in Canada on 23 November 2017 Pattern Name: Hand Warmers We use these frequently as we live in a climate with cold winters and we love to be outdoors. The price was great and they work as advertised. They are small and soft so fit inside a mitten or a boot without being bulky. They are especially nice when I need to take the dog out regardless of the weather! They do take 10 minutes to get warm so you need to be prepared to open the package and give the warmer a shake to activate before going out in the cold. The warmth is at it's maximum in about half an hour. 10 hours is probably an exaggeration as there is very little warmth left in them by then. It stays really warm for about 2 hours and then gradually becomes less effective. I was worried about the expiration date since it wasn't listed in the ad. However, the date on my box of warmers is 2021 so we will certainly use this box up by then. I might recommend that the seller add the expiration date into the listing.

• Gets me through the winter night walks

  Karl Orbell· Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 March 2022

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  Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 March 2022 Pattern Name: Hand Warmers I get through a great deal of these, almost every night I use a pair in winter and the surrounding colder months, as I'm in the habit of a long night walk before bed every day and would otherwise get frostbite, even through thermal gloves. I put one in each glove and that's that, toasty hands for the whole journey. These last a long time, if I start them at 10pm, they're still giving off noticeable heat at 7am the next day and remain at near peak output for at least four hours from the outset - they do get very hot if confined, might be too warm for some people in some situations, but I often keep them in my chest pocket or gloves and throw them in my bed when I get home to help in the night, no bother, just a good product. Disposable, yes, but it's essentially just a material pocket filled with iron fillings, for the main, initially sealed in a thin plastic wrap - they react with air to activate, the plastic wrapper is non-negotiable.