I'm sewing up a bunch of these from scraps. I'll give them to family and friends. The first one goes to my awesome mail carrier. My scraps are bright so they look sort of like these and they are scented with eucalyptus oil.
I always thought they were wheat though lol. I usually heat them for too long and I start to smell them and it just reminded me of like wheat. Now that I remember it I actually captured one to the side and I bit on it for curiosity and now I'm remembering texture and it probably was rice.
They can be made of wheat, flax seed, corn but I don't know what kind won't pop in the microwave! I have an old cherry stone one that got a whole in it. I need to fix it.
I had one for years. Given to me as a gift. It was great for my back. I lent itvout to a neighbor. She mkved back to canada and took it with her. Now I have to find another. My back has been sore for the last week and sure wish I had it
Yeah, the athletic knee sock but what distinguishes it as a "tube" sock is that it has no heel shape made into it.
Rice bags are great. People in cherry areas often collect pits to make similar hot/cold packs. Flax supposedly does best because of the oil in the seed slowing heat exchange. As for corn, only popcorn pops. The corn used for animal feed, corn meal or stoves will do.
Tbh, I mainly consume popcorn. I make cornbread a couple times a year and I don't like fresh or sweet corn. Popcorn is at least monthly.
ah haha! yeah, i'd be the kinda person to learn that the hard way j/k Actually, I was so excited about this, I read up on it last night after posting and realized how funny/scary/dumb my question might have looked to someone who knew better. Thing is, the material there in the image looks kindof velvety though, like that material on those neck pillows. You know it? polyester/spandex, I suppose. idk. That's what came to my mind on first glance.