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This is a pair of knitted winter woolly slippers which keep your feet warm. Many New Zealand women knit them whilst watching television. No, I did not knit them, I spent most of my time on the computer.
When chatting with Rune http://visualnorway.blogspot.com/2010/12/w-is-for-warm-hands.html, he had hands cupped round some heat, it reminded me of a handwarmer I had more than thirty five years ago.
When I went to Canada, my mum and dade bought winter things in Singapore. One of the things we bought was a hand warmer. It looked like a cigarette lighter and was silver in colour, and it was supposed to heat up and warm your hands.
Alas, I couldn't buy the fuel in Canada so I never used it. My Canadian and American friends didn't use one.
I didn't need one in New Zealand. At home, I use a wheat heat bag.
In Norway, do you have a heater like that? What about those of you living else where?
100 years ago in China, my grand parents used charcoal cinders and put them in little cans.
I googled search it and found it is a Sanyo Japanese product.
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