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Reddit mentions of Microwavable Moist Heating Pad - Reusable Warming Compress Bag for your Joint Pain, Aches, Cramps, Arthritis, Earaches, Lower Back, Sinus Headaches, Tennis Elbow, TMJ, Eye Styes, and Menstrual Pains
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We found 4 Reddit mentions of Microwavable Moist Heating Pad - Reusable Warming Compress Bag for your Joint Pain, Aches, Cramps, Arthritis, Earaches, Lower Back, Sinus Headaches, Tennis Elbow, TMJ, Eye Styes, and Menstrual Pains. Here are the top ones.
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- NEVER SPOILS OR MOLDS - Unlike rice or corn heating pads, these pads will never spoil, mold, or smell. The beads we put in the bag are odor free, toxic free, unscented, and reusable with no additives.
- COMFORT AND SOOTHING - Will ease pain and increase blood flow to affected areas. It is very soft to the skin. The outside is made of a micro fleece that feels like a pillow. Moist heat treatment is perhaps the most relaxing of all the physical therapy modalities.
- RELIEVE PAIN IN PROBLEM AREAS - The most common uses are for physical neck pain, shoulder pain, menstrual cramps, urinary tract infections, earaches, arthritis in the hands and knees. Can soothe and relax sore muscles, joints and ligaments.
- WET HEAT THERAPY - Heat that will penetrate into the muscles. Moist heat can aid in the heat’s penetration into the muscles, and provides better pain relief in less time than dry heat.
- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - If you decide you don't like it, just let us know and we'll issue you a full refund. No harm in trying. We love our customers. You are truly our number 1 priority.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Multi-color |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 8 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 4x10x2 Inch (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.125 Pounds |
| Width | 4 Inches |
Trying to understand her thought process here...
Microwave = warmth.
Socks on radiator = warmth.
Socks in microwave = warmth.
Microwave doesn't use flame.
Microwave cannot be a fire hazard.
Or thinking that since these go in the microwave, ALL fabrics can, which means she doesn't understand simple concepts like cotton is different than velvet which is different than linen...
With that inattention to detail, can your boss really afford to keep her dumb ass..? This isn't going to be the only time she could've killed y'all
Orange already covered most of what I would recommend.
I will say though 6 hours isn't all that much to a puppy, assuming he's ~3-4 months old you probably want to stop once or twice just to let him potty. that's not even a full night of sleep for context, something I'm sure you hope he can sleep through in the very near future. Puppies (and dogs in general) sleep a lot more than humans do, typically falling in the 12+hour/day range.
I'd expect the pup is getting to play with littermates and will be pretty tired before you pick him up, and will fall more-or-less right to sleep.
Have a crate, and try to make it as comfortable as possible, old towels or blankets at the bottom that can be removed in case of accidents, and nested in otherwise. Some way to provide water. Either Frozen Water bottles, or heated pads depending on the dog may help it settle and get comfortable as well, breeder might be able to make recommendations here.
Don't expect the pup to love you right away. It is a sammy so there's pretty good odds it will love you immediately, but at the end of the day you're a stranger stealing him from the family he knows. Just try to give him a safe space that is his - honestly sitting in that space and forcing yourself on him may make things worse instead of better.
Make sure the pups needs are met and you stop to give it potty breaks - especially if you notice it drinking a lot, but 6 hours should be fine w/o much issue.
There are bags you can microwave or freeze that I find very helpful. They are filled with corn or rice or buckwheat hulls. Most people call them rice bags. I don’t know if you are crafty or feel like being crafty, but if you get some flannel or other very soft fabric, you can make a bag filled with rice for very cheap. Otherwise you can buy them many places, including amazon; just search rice bag
Microwavable Heating Pad - Warming Solution Bag for Joint Pain, Aches, Pains, Cramps, and Arthritis https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WL05FCK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_dEbYDb9GMQ4Y1
But if you have a scrap of fabric or even buy a little bit, with the cost of rice it can be sewn for a few bucks.
It’s nice to have more than one when using frozen because you can use one while the other is freezing.
I recommend something like this for his gut post-surgery.
https://www.amazon.ca/Microwavable-Heat-Bag-Solution-Arthritis/dp/B00WL05FCK