Celestron Hand Warmer - Exotherm - Celestron 93504

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Celestron Hand Warmer - Exotherm - Celestron 93504
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  • Celestron Hand Warmer - Exotherm - 93504
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  • Brand: Celestron
  • EAN: 0050234935043
  • Label: Celestron
  • Manufacturer: Celestron
  • Model: 93504
  • MPN: 93504
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  • ProductTypeName: TELESCOPE
  • Publisher: Celestron
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Little known product perfect for the snow - Must have!2009-01-28
It has been snowing quite a bit this winter and I decided to buy two of these for my girlfriend and two for myself. That way if we go somewhere we get one on the way there and one on the way back. Let me tell you, these things are great! My girlfriend loves them and everyone we have shown is amazed. A simple click of the button causes the liquid to crystalize as described and it hardens quite quickly and is warm (sometimes hot) instantly. They seem to stay good for about 30mins, sometimes more sometimes less but generally 30 on average.

For recharging I have found individually they take more than 10 mins to recharge (as stated in the description) but it is usually only a few minutes more. I tend to do two at a time and it takes maybe 20-25 mins which is still fine even though we use them every day.

The only con I can think of is that on really really cold days, sometimes you don't even need to click the button to activate. If you simply squeeze the plastic so that you're touching the button it will activate. That said it almost never accidently activates when not needed but it has once or twice.

Overall, brilliant product if you live in the cold!

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