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  • Lava Sand Vs Flax Seed: Which Is The Better Heating Pad?

    by Bill Lantz
    Heating pads can be a very important part of your arsenal for being comfortable. So it is important to know which of the heating pads would probab...
    Posted in heating pads, informational, maintenance, microwave, natural relief

  • What Ruins Your Heating Pad?

    by Bill Lantz
    There are so many heating pads out there, but most of them have the same issues. Those issues include the rotting of the insides of the heating p...
    Posted in heating pads, maintenance, microwave

  • Rice Vs Lava Sand: Which Is A Better Heating Pad?

    by Bill Lantz
       Lava sand and rice are both viable options for your heating pad. But when you compare the two together, one stands out more than the other. When...
    Posted in heating pads, informational, maintenance, microwave, pain relief

  • Corn Vs Lava Sand: What Is Better For Heating Pads

    by Bill Lantz
        Lava sand and corn are both good options for your heating pad. But when you compare the two together, one stands out more than the other. When ...
    Posted in best, heating pads, informational, maintenance, microwave

  • How To Wash Your Heating Pad

    by Bill Lantz
    It's very important to understand how to wash your heating pad. Otherwise, you could end up ruining the heating pad you have. Then you have to go ...
    Posted in heating pads, informational, maintenance, microwave

  • How to Clean A Microwavable Heating Pad

    by Pamela Harrington
    Microwavable heating pads are a favorite muscle pain relief tool for those who suffer from menstrual cramps, arthritis pain, stiffness and more. Ho...
    Posted in cleaning, heating pads, informational, maintenance, microwave

  • Where Can I Buy A Microwaveable Heating Pad

    by Pamela Harrington
    Where Can I Buy A Microwavable Heating Pad If you want to buy a good quality microwavable heating pad but don’t know where to look, then this artic...
    Posted in best, heating pads, informational, microwave

  • How to Use a Microwavable Heating Pad

    by Pamela Harrington

    Whether you have a rice sock, a heating pad purchased online, or you decide to make your own with beans, flax seeds, or other pantry items- heating pads are a great way to find relief.

    Find out how to use a heating pad- including what makes the best heating pad, how to make a simple heating pad, how long you should microwave it, and more!

    Posted in best, DIY, heating pads, informational, microwave

  • What Is The Best Microwave Heating Pad

    by Pamela Harrington
    With so many heating pad options on the market as well as DIY tutorials about making rice socks and other homemade versions of heating pads, which ones are the best? Find out as we list the good and the bad of different DIY and commercial microwavable heating pads, and tell you which heating pad out performs them all.
    Posted in best, DIY, heating pads, microwave

  • Are DIY Rice Sock Heating Pads Safe to Microwave?

    by Katrina Lantz

    Put your socks in the sock drawer where they belong, and keep them OUT of the kitchen! Seriously, socks are for feet.

    Heat up a Lavabag instead, and feel the long-lasting relief of your new best friend.

    The design, material, and execution of this great idea are very nearly perfect! It's a sustainable, long-lasting, clean, odor-free, pleasantly weighted solution to the very old problem of sore muscles and period cramps.

    Posted in best, cramps, DIY, heating pads, microwave, safe, weighted

  • Top 10 Fillers for Microwavable Heating Pads

    by Pamela Harrington
    The best heating pads are those with fillers that can retain heat for long periods of time, are durable, comfortable, don't smell bad after repeated use, and are easy to find.
    Posted in best, heating pads, microwave, natural relief

  • Are Microwavable Heating Pads Safe?

    by Pamela Harrington
    Microwavable heating pads are safe to use as long as individuals follow the directions that come with their products. If someone makes their own heating pad, it is important to know what materials to use to make it and how long to heat it for.
    Posted in heating pads, microwave, natural relief