[ SECRET POST #4351 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4351 ⌋

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Re: How do people survive winter without central heating?

[(Anonymous)]

When I have trouble keeping my feet warm while I’m sitting down or sleeping, I use a couple hot water bottles. Except the squishy rubber bag kind seem to cool off pretty fast because they don’t hold a large enough volume of water. So I just reuse the 1.25 liter plastic bottles I buy carbonated water in, and refill them with the hottest tap water I can. Then I tuck them under the covers by my feet when I’m getting ready for bed.

Gallon jugs work better if I’m sitting at a desk or table and I just put one by my feet and rest them on top of the jug, preferably with a blanket over my legs. I sometimes get up the next morning and they’ll still be warm from the night before. Then my cat takes over and sleeps on top of the bottles. Make sure the bottles or jugs have screw on rather than pop top lids so you don’t get water everywhere.