Comments on: Neck Cooler directions (for summer use) http://thegatorproject.org Bringing a little comfort to our soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Sun, 28 Feb 2010 07:23:26 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Bev http://thegatorproject.org/neck-cooler-directions-for-summer-use/#comment-652 Bev Mon, 25 Jan 2010 02:06:39 +0000 http://gatorproject.wordpress.com/neck-cooler-directions-for-summer-use/#comment-652 I do. After they're hydrated, I put one into the microwave for just 5 seconds, then for one more 5 second burst. It holds the heat so I can use it around my neck and under my neck for a little extra heat. But I wouldn't suggest heating it for longer than 10 seconds. I do. After they’re hydrated, I put one into the microwave for just 5 seconds, then for one more 5 second burst. It holds the heat so I can use it around my neck and under my neck for a little extra heat. But I wouldn’t suggest heating it for longer than 10 seconds.

]]> By: Drew http://thegatorproject.org/neck-cooler-directions-for-summer-use/#comment-586 Drew Thu, 27 Aug 2009 00:13:49 +0000 http://gatorproject.wordpress.com/neck-cooler-directions-for-summer-use/#comment-586 I am wondering, if the neck coolers can be heated to keep warm? I am wondering, if the neck coolers can be heated to keep warm?

]]> By: Beckie Gruver http://thegatorproject.org/neck-cooler-directions-for-summer-use/#comment-437 Beckie Gruver Thu, 23 Apr 2009 01:24:41 +0000 http://gatorproject.wordpress.com/neck-cooler-directions-for-summer-use/#comment-437 how do i get started on making coolers please let me know. how do i get started on making coolers please let me know.

]]> By: Doloretta Barber http://thegatorproject.org/neck-cooler-directions-for-summer-use/#comment-311 Doloretta Barber Sun, 04 Jan 2009 22:00:30 +0000 http://gatorproject.wordpress.com/neck-cooler-directions-for-summer-use/#comment-311 A few friends and I have made shipped over 2000 "Cool Bands" for our soldiers. They are very useful in the hot weather months Be careful with the polymer, use a good quality, not the agricultural type as that gets slimy as there is a lot of powder in it. Cool bands should be hung to dry as they will mildew if neglected. We usually make them a little larger than recommended for our soldiers as they are exposed to much greater heat than here at home. God bless all who support our "HEROES" in any way. I am making Gators at the moment as it is very cold in Afghanistan. A few friends and I have made shipped over 2000 “Cool Bands” for our soldiers. They are very useful in the hot weather months Be careful with the polymer, use a good quality, not the agricultural type as that gets slimy as there is a lot of powder in it.

Cool bands should be hung to dry as they will mildew if neglected. We usually make them a little larger than recommended for our soldiers as they are exposed to much greater heat than here at home.

God bless all who support our “HEROES” in any way. I am making Gators at the moment as it is very cold in Afghanistan.

]]> By: Sandi Coker http://thegatorproject.org/neck-cooler-directions-for-summer-use/#comment-307 Sandi Coker Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:05:53 +0000 http://gatorproject.wordpress.com/neck-cooler-directions-for-summer-use/#comment-307 I have bought these from QFC the past couple of summers. I share with friends and family and they are terrific. Helps me to cut down useage of my A/C , which is a very good thing. I am happy to learn how to make them myself. Thanks so much. I have bought these from QFC the past couple of summers. I share with friends and family and they are terrific. Helps me to cut down useage of my A/C , which is a very good thing.
I am happy to learn how to make them myself.
Thanks so much.

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