- Location
- Long Island, New York
or link to the Kinko web page. Are you talking about something like these:
http://www.kinco.com/product/1939kw
http://www.kinco.com/product/1939kw
Winter gloves
- Thread starter prana360
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ladybird
New member
- Location
- Burlington, VT
Thanks for the bread bag tip, Tom. That is totally the bees knees. Saved my toes the other day when it dipped down in the single digits.
An important tip when using bread bags:
DO NOT USE sourdough bread bags.
That may seem intuitive, but man, I almost passed out when I pulled those things off the other day.
I've found once my head, hands, and feet are relatively happy that the next best thing is a wool buff neck warmer(http://bit.ly/19Vs4XD). Helps keep the wind, snow, and ice off my face, ears, and neck. Makes a big difference in my day.
An important tip when using bread bags:
DO NOT USE sourdough bread bags.
That may seem intuitive, but man, I almost passed out when I pulled those things off the other day.
I've found once my head, hands, and feet are relatively happy that the next best thing is a wool buff neck warmer(http://bit.ly/19Vs4XD). Helps keep the wind, snow, and ice off my face, ears, and neck. Makes a big difference in my day.
- Location
- Retired in Minneapolis
Ladybird,
Never in all of my winter years have I ever even thought about using sourdough bread bags. Makes sense...a bit of active culture!
A friend of mine said that he was more allergic to cold than wool...or stinky feet!
Never in all of my winter years have I ever even thought about using sourdough bread bags. Makes sense...a bit of active culture!
A friend of mine said that he was more allergic to cold than wool...or stinky feet!
allmark
Participating member
My grandmother used to use bread bags on us years ago.
- Location
- Retired in Minneapolis
Grandma abides!
