Does this liner really only weight 5 ounces, as stated in the specs?? Seems unusual, as these usually weight at least a pound. Is it warm? Thx.
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I don't have a scale to weigh it but it is very light. Not sure how warm it is because I haven't used it yet but will be using it on the OR coast mid-May which can be quite cool so hope it is warm!
53137
I would say more than five ounces, but not a pound. I slept in mine under a blasting A/C unit in a South American hostel - other people in the room were cold, but I was quite content. I have the large version.
53138
It definitely weighs more than 5 ounces, although I couldn't tell you exactly. I have the one that's wide enough for two people, though, so the smaller version may weigh less. It is thin, like a bed sheet, so no warmer than that.
53139
I have the single person version and it feels about the same as my Galaxy s4 (5 oz). Like others mentioned, its as thick as a cotton sheet, so not too warm, but a nice additional layer for chilly temps, but not enough to be used alone. I liked having an extra layer against my skin for "questionable" beds and bedding.
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Great liners, and they work amazingly for their thinness. I just used these for winter camping up in the North Woods of Wisconsin. During four days in the great outdoors, using these in conjunction with non-insulated windproof gloves, my hands stayed warm and toasty. Even after my gloves got wringing wet, my hands stayed warm. Wrung out the gloves, put them back on, felt the cold dampness for a minute ,than the liner started doing its job, trapping body heat and keeping moisture away from my skin. Wearing the same gloves without the liners, while stringing Christmas lights for 4 hours, my hands used to get cold, but not anymore. These things really work. Great liners, and they work amazingly for their thinness. I just used these for winter camping up in the North Woods of Wisconsin. During four days in the great outdoors, using these in conjunction with non-insulated windproof gloves, my hands stayed warm and toasty. Even after my gloves got wringing wet, my hands stayed warm. Wrung out the gloves, put them back on, felt the cold dampness for a minute ,than the liner started doing its job, trapping body heat and keeping moisture away from my skin. Wearing the same gloves without the liners, while stringing Christmas lights for 4 hours, my... » Read More Great liners, and they work amazingly for their thinness. I just used these for winter camping up in the North Woods of Wisconsin. During four days in the great outdoors, using these in conjunction with non-insulated windproof gloves, my hands stayed warm and toasty. Even after my gloves got wringing wet, my hands stayed warm. Wrung out the gloves, put them back on, felt the cold dampness for a minute ,than the liner started doing its job, trapping body heat and keeping moisture away from my skin. Wearing the same gloves without the liners, while stringing Christmas lights for 4 hours, my hands used to get cold, but not anymore. These things really work. « Show Less
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GZ - I don't know the exact weight of the Reusable Hand Warmer but I'm fairly sure it's less than 9 ozs - Hope that helps...[2/1/2014]
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Hello, I make luxury soaps for a living, so Pyrex measuring cups are very necessary in my day-to-day. I just put my large one on the scale for you, and it said 2 lbs 14 oz. 1 lb = 16 ounces, so it is approx. 3 lbs. This cup measures by volume, and not weight. Meaning, 10 cups of water is a different weight from 10 cups of heavy cream. 5 cups of melted butter is a different weight than 5 cups of beer for a batter. The volume measurement is the same, but the actual weight is different. Therefore, I can't speak to what you liquids will weigh when this container is filled. While empty, you only require one hand to lift the large measuring cup. It also has a very comfortable handle for gripping. The handle does not get hot, however, if you are going to fill it with a hot liquid, I would recommend you hold the handle with one hand, and use an over-mitt to steady the container underneath. This is not necessarily a requirement, but just for added safety. It is a great product. I would very much recommend it to you. I've tried others because they seemed cheaper, but in the end, Pyrex is more convenient, lasts longer, and its measurements are always accurate. I'll remember to check back to see if you have any other questions.
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I bought these for my niece, so I don't know what kind of package it came in. It states they are 4 oz, so I would think the package wouldn't weigh more than 5 lbs. Sorry I can't be more specific.
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I bought this for use on our guest bed. My daughter has commented that she likes it so much she is going to buy the same comforter for herself. It is a substantial weight.....not as light as the one we use, but not too heavy for my personal preference. Hopes this helps.
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Yes, it is very light (5 ounces). That's why I ordered them - to take on trips and keep the luggage weight down. My regular ceramic coffee cup that I use at home weighs 1 pound 2 ounces. So that's quite a difference. The Tritan cup also has a comfortable handle to grip on.
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It's not really heavy, but the nylon liner may act like a sail in heavy winds. Haven't had any issues with wind personally.
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Yes it is weighted or heavier than the cheap store bought heating pads (which are NOT anything like this moist head pad). Two totally different kinds of pads here. This is for deep, penetrating muscle heat on a physical therapy level not just for an ache or pain. The comment about holding onto the switch, that is for your safety because you hold onto the activate switch until you cannot stand it any hotter. You never want to fall asleep with a heat pad that is on. And the other comment about the bag with beads that heats up in the microwave, that is for an ache or pain once in awhile. Not real deep-seeded, disabling pain... Yes it is weighted or heavier than the cheap store bought heating pads (which are NOT anything like this moist head pad). Two totally different kinds of pads here. This is for deep, penetrating muscle heat on a physical therapy level not just for an ache or pain. The comment about holding onto the switch, that is for your safety because you hold onto the activate switch until you cannot stand it any hotter. You never want to fall asleep with a heat pad that is on. And the other comment about the bag with beads that heats up in the microwave, that is for an ache or pain once in awhile. Not... » Read More Yes it is weighted or heavier than the cheap store bought heating pads (which are NOT anything like this moist head pad). Two totally different kinds of pads here. This is for deep, penetrating muscle heat on a physical therapy level not just for an ache or pain. The comment about holding onto the switch, that is for your safety because you hold onto the activate switch until you cannot stand it any hotter. You never want to fall asleep with a heat pad that is on. And the other comment about the bag with beads that heats up in the microwave, that is for an ache or pain once in awhile. Not real deep-seeded, disabling pain... « Show Less
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I returned that product before I tried it, so I cant say how heavy it might be....It is a 5o oz Fill Weight, so it is quiet light, not really something that you really feel, I guess.
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It's not ounces - it shows by decimal so by 10th of a pound vs an actual ounce. So .5 would be 8 ounces....
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I'm going to say 'yes' even though I haven't actually weighed it on a scale. It's 1/2" diameter which I would think naturally makes it lighter weight. It should say on the shipping weight or the manufacturer's website. I bought it for car washing & around the yard use because it's easier to handle & maneuver...not so much hose, & I guess weight, to struggle with. Hope that helps.
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it does not weigh 5 pounds possibly 2 # = 3# at the most...we love ours works great on lots of foods to get a good heat
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I don't have any other size but the liner. If it helps your decision any, the liner is about the size of a traditional pad. I use my liners in supplement to my other form of period control when my period is heavy. Even though I don't regularly wear them as my primary method of period control, I've certainly seen them take on a lot of fluid! They are magic.
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I would say that this is a medium weight and is plenty warm. It does not smother you or weigh you down. I am menopausal and it works great for me.
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I don't have it handy but I would say around a pound. It is very light weight and compact. If you are looking for something to keep you warm in 50 degree weather this is too thin. If you are looking for something that will be good for backpacking and used in reasonably nice climates, this is definitely a good purchase. I have taken mine all over. I would say the warmth is about equivalen to a slightly thicker flannel sheet. I did my research before buying and this was the best option in terms of space. If you don't care about warmth, the only thing I have used that is smaller is the silk sleeping sacks...but also expensive. I think you will be happy with this item. I don't have it handy but I would say around a pound. It is very light weight and compact. If you are looking for something to keep you warm in 50 degree weather this is too thin. If you are looking for something that will be good for backpacking and used in reasonably nice climates, this is definitely a good purchase. I have taken mine all over. I would say the warmth is about equivalen to a slightly thicker flannel sheet. I did my research before buying and this was the best option in terms of space. If you don't care about warmth, the only thing I have used that is smaller is the silk... » Read More I don't have it handy but I would say around a pound. It is very light weight and compact. If you are looking for something to keep you warm in 50 degree weather this is too thin. If you are looking for something that will be good for backpacking and used in reasonably nice climates, this is definitely a good purchase. I have taken mine all over. I would say the warmth is about equivalen to a slightly thicker flannel sheet. I did my research before buying and this was the best option in terms of space. If you don't care about warmth, the only thing I have used that is smaller is the silk sleeping sacks...but also expensive. I think you will be happy with this item. « Show Less
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Yes - the liner is very light weight and is comfortable to sleep in . The liner is very stretchy and won't feel binding in any way.