Submitted by mini_rainbow t3_yyzlfv in DIY
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mini_rainbow OP t1_iwx8ixm wrote
it a shame to hear, but thank you for informing me.
Aumdpa t1_iwy8jkp wrote
I hope I’m wrong.
threenamer t1_iwxak2f wrote
That’s a bummer. I was going to make one this weekend.
Aumdpa t1_iwy8lmb wrote
I may be wrong, hope I am.
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Aumdpa t1_iwx7a6z wrote
Pretty sure that DIY emergency heater idea has been basically debunked.
The tiny candle flame can only generate so much heat. Warning other items with that heat does not generate more heat. The items may store the heat and I guess make it last a tiny bit longer, but my understanding is they don’t work as intended.