Disposable body warmers come in two types: those that you hold in your hand or put in your pocket, and those that you apply over your clothes. Although disposable body warmers can be used only once, the advantage of disposable body warmers is that they stay warm for a long time. The stick-on type allows you to choose where you want to warm up, such as the waist or feet.

The maximum and average temperatures for the stick-on type are 63°C and 53°C, respectively, while the maximum and average temperatures for the non-stick-on type are 69°C and 50°C, respectively.

Since the iron powder, activated carbon, and vermiculite in disposable body warmers absorb moisture, we recommend reusing them as dehumidifying agents in shoe boxes and closets. For example, if you place used disposable body warmers in your closet, you can expect both deodorizing and moisture removal effects!

A product born in Japan

When removed from the bag, they are warm and dissipate heat. Disposable body warmers" have become a necessity in daily life. The birth of such a pocket warmer was the result of the brilliant ideas and development capabilities of a Japanese company.

The iron powder is placed in a cloth bag, which is then sealed in a plastic bag to keep out air. When it is time to use the warmer, it is removed from the outer wrapping and exposed to the air, then lightly shaken or rubbed to warm it. The resulting warmer had many advantages. Because it did not use fire, it could be used safely by anyone. It is light and easy to carry. It did not have the smell of benzene warmers. It was a revolutionary invention.

*Due to packaging redesign and improvements, these may not reflect exactly the product you receive*