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They can certainly still leak, but the consequences are different. Instead of getting wet and risking water damage you have to sweep and vacuum wheat (or in my
by drewzero1 5y ago
They can certainly still leak, but the consequences are different. Instead of getting wet and risking water damage you have to sweep and vacuum wheat (or in my case rice) out of everything. Still, much less harmful to electronics and wood floors.
- hammock 5y agoHow about a big slug of cast iron? :)
- drewzero1 5y agoI forgot about this until now - when I was a kid we had a block of cement, basically a patio stone, sitting on top of the woodstove. When I went to bed, since my room was unheated, I would wrap the cement block in cloth and put it by my feet in bed. I kind of miss that cozy feeling, but then at the same time I don't miss how cold the rest of the room was. If I woke up to a 50 degree room now I'd probably never want to get out of bed!
- voltagedivider 5y agoIt wouldn't play nice with water and microwave ovens. I guess you could heat it on the stove or in a regular oven instead.
- goodpoint 5y agoit would get cold pretty quickly compared to water: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_of_specific_heat_capacities https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_of_specific_heat_capacit...