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I wonder if this could have a medical application. I'm thinking of those times when a cold, wet washcloth is placed on the forehead of people with fevers to co
by JoeDaDude 6y ago
I wonder if this could have a medical application. I'm thinking of those times when a cold, wet washcloth is placed on the forehead of people with fevers to cool them down somewhat. Then again, a wet washcloth is a lot cheaper $122.
- jdkrkrkf 6y agoThe fastest way to bring temperature down in a medical setting is an ice bath, or injection of cold saline. They also have cooling blankets, basically a human sized water cooled blanket connected to a compressor (for cooling the water). Peltier tech is probably not very useful in this setting, since it's quite inefficient.
- PTOB 6y agoCold saline really does work. And it's really, really uncomfortable.
- aSockPuppeteer 6y agoThermaZone makes a product for that. Good for migraines, sinus infections, and body aches. It takes A/C and distilled water to make something cold or hot.