Neck heating pad

This tutorial for a DIY microwavable rice heating pad takes less than 30 minutes to sew! It's so quick and easy, and costs less than $5 to make!

"These neck wraps feature modern designs in shades of terracotta and earth tones. Made from soft 100% cotton flannel. 🔸 SIZE: 20\" long x 5\" wide Weighs approx. 2 lbs 4 oz. **Please check the size and weight to ensure that this is the perfect size for you! Also please keep in mind that this is unscented, but rice does have just a slight scent. 🔸ABOUT OUR NECK WRAPS: Our soothing hot & cold rice bags provide moist heat or cooling comfort to ease pain and help you relax. Made from soft 100%

Learn how to sew a handmade heating/cooling pad with fat quarters, beans, and your sewing machine.

Disclosure: This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. All opinions are mine alone. #StopPainNow #CollectiveBias Chronic pain can be miserable to deal with. Whether it is dull, aching muscles or the sharp, pounding headaches, it is all connected. I've tried so many ways to deal with it: the over the counter medications, the

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Here's a step by step tutorial on how to make a diy rice heating pad. This easy tutorial will give you a beautiful diy rice heaing pad in 30 minutes!

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Perfect for reducing neck and shoulder pain. Long rice pack approx. 7 1/2 x 20 1/2 in. and weighs approx. 2 lb. Can be used hot or cold to reduce muscle/joint aches and pains. Can be heated in the microwave for up to 1 minute at a time or placed in freezer for any length of time.

Have you ever used a thermal rice bag? Basically, it is heating pad made of rice. I love to use rice bags to warm up my feet in a cold bed and to soothe achy muscles.

Can you put a sock in the microwave, filled with some white rice, and treat it like a heating pad to soothe sore muscles? Can you make a heating pad with an old piece of clothing and some dried pantry food? Of course you can. But should you? Is it safe? Is it reliably useful? Is it... palatable? #DIY #Rice #socks #heatingpad #pain #womenshealth #cramps