fill a ziplock baggie w/ice, seal it, wrap it in a layer of cloth such as a towel or washcloth, & apply. NEVER place ice directly on the skin as this can cause tissue damage.
you need certain chemicals...or u could heat up a rag or buy a heat wrap at the local drug store....hop tht helps :)
heat stroke
Heat packs!
Heat Stroke
give off heat
Heat Stroke
Yes, the compound in the packs is a supersaturated solution of sodium acetate.
it relaxes the pain in your muscles.
Heat packs are usually used for pain relief or relaxation. It can be used for sprains and strains but should not be used within 24 hours of injury as heat will increase bleeding time and bruising.
No, quite the opposite: heat packs are only to be used to increase blood flow to a particular area to promote healing; if applied to a fresh injury, it would only make it worse. New injuries require cooling to reduce swelling.
Heat and eat packs can be taken to work for lunch and heated in the microwave. They also make quick lunches for the kids and heat and eat meals can take the place of cooking a full meal.
Yes, hot packs have exothermic reactions (the contents create heat) and cold packs have endothermic reactions (they require heat to occur, therefore making the surroundings colder). In hot packs its a reaction between water and a salt solution, and in cold packs its normally water and ammonium nitrate. peeace
yes when disolved in water. It is in cold packs.