Rice bags quick and easy.
#22
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Central Illinois
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These are great gifts. I make a muslin bag to hold the rice and make a separate removable, washable cover. Two important tips:
1. Use a funnel or some other method to channel the rice into the bag and fill in in a large bowl to catch any spills.
2. DO NOT ALLOW A 2-YEAR-OLD TO HELP YOU FILL THE BAGS! I speak from experience.
1. Use a funnel or some other method to channel the rice into the bag and fill in in a large bowl to catch any spills.
2. DO NOT ALLOW A 2-YEAR-OLD TO HELP YOU FILL THE BAGS! I speak from experience.
#25
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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Thanks for the tutorial! Looking at your picture reminded me of the "pillows" you put around your neck when on an airplane or in a vehicle so your head doesn't bob around if you fall asleep. Anyone know what you would fill one of those with?
#27
Originally Posted by twinstitchin
Depending on the size of your bag,you fill it about 2/3thirds full. This allows the rice to warm through. If you use a scent it will not affect your microwave at all. I heat mine 2 minutes,and I have two cups of rice in mine. It may vary with your microwave.
#28
Originally Posted by HisPatchwork
I like to put dried lavender and peppermint leaves in mine. Very relaxing and they do not leave an odor in the microwave and last a long time. I lightly spritz both sides with water before microwaving it.
#29
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Martinsville, Indiana
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Originally Posted by raksmum
Thanks for the tutorial! Looking at your picture reminded me of the "pillows" you put around your neck when on an airplane or in a vehicle so your head doesn't bob around if you fall asleep. Anyone know what you would fill one of those with?
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