| Mermaid 2006-07-17, 4:29 pm |
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Hey here is a tip that works! I found out about it hanging around some of my
husband's motorcycle buddies. It's called a neck cooler scarf. Here below is
a site that shows how you can make them yourself or you can buy them already
made at Ace Hardware, and some of the motorcycle shops.
I use one and they are great. You soak them in cold water and they puff up
into a tube that you tie around your neck. Putting them in the frig even
gets them colder and you can use them over and over. Just don't freeze them
because if you bend them still frozen the material will break and leak the
stuff out. Here is the site below:
http://www.watersorb.com/polymer_cool_neck_bands.htm
Just beating the heat!
Paulette
"Beverley" <beverly.brown28@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:srWtg.335$Lw.138@trnddc07...
> Okay, it is really hot and humid. Tonight the temperature has dropped to
85
> F (30C) degrees with 99% humidity. For all you southern Calif folks that
> might sound like heaven compared to your dry heat. But at 99% humidity you
> cannot breathe, or at least this Yankee can't breathe - I don't have
gills.
>
> I think we need a new thermostat for the AC - not that this one is old it
> was replaced a few years ago but I think it gets stuck and then we freeze,
> then it unsticks and we roast. So last night it got stuck and I froze then
> it unstuck and I was too hot. So I woke up at 2:30 AM and never went back
to
> sleep!
>
> I need a good night's sleep.
> Bev
>
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