ES - alternative tent/bed warmers

[Terri Head]

this reminds me of the old bed warmer pans. They were merely a pan simular to a small cast iron skillet (except lighter)with a lid (of course) inwhich to put hot coals. They had a very long handle so as to move it about under the bedding (nothing you'd want to sleep with unless you're in to pain). I would wonder as to how they kept from scorching the bedding though.


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From: starkey arthur <artairmacmora at yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2001 10:01:50 -0800 (PST)

>
> The ooolllldddd... method - the brick in the fire, then wraped in a towel or somthing similar, tucked in the bed also works.
>
>Artair
>
>
>  grrhine at swbell.net wrote: 
>Two more words: feather bed!
>
>This isn't the most inexpensive solution, but using feather bed 
>under you, then a feather/down comforter over you will keep you 
>snug. Keep your eyes open at yard sales and thrift stores, then 
>have them dry cleaned. Also Cheaper than Dirt has wool army 
>blankets for as low as $10.00. Their not pretty, but they work well.
>
>Llew and I use a bed with a layer of egg crate foam, then a 
>feather bed, and usually use another feather bed for cover. In the 
>coldest weather we have to kick covers off. We don't get cold, 
>even if we just put the bedding on the ground. This year I'm 
>changing to a down comforter for cover... it should be enough, but I 
>have wool blankets just in case.
>
>~Afan~
>
>On 28 Feb 2001, at 10:33, baron at elfsea.ansteorra.org wrote:
>
>> 
>> Two words: feather comforter!
>> 
>> - Galen
>> 
>
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