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Rice Filled Heat Pad Sweats When Heated?

I made a heat pad with rice, but when I first got it out of the micro wave it was sweating. Why?

By Cindy W.

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November 11, 20110 found this helpful

Rice is made to cook in water, so the heat makes a little "oven" in their. Barley is way better. This is just some of what google gives you. I hope this helps. PBP

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November 12, 20110 found this helpful

Rice has a moisture content that comes out when microwaved. Lots of people dampen the rice bag before heating so you get a moist heat which is soothing for chest colds and sore muscles.

 
November 21, 20140 found this helpful

Because rice has moisture in it, even though it seems dry. Incidentally, did you know that if popcorn was entirely dry, it wouldn't pop?

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It's that tiny bit of moisture that heats up to make it explode.

 
January 15, 20150 found this helpful

Over time, it'll stop sweating. I think with ours on about the 3rd or 4th use it stops that.
I use popcorn, too, but find that is does tend to pop in there, and also the smell from the heated popcorn bag starts to bug us after 20 or so uses, but not so the rice bags. We love these in our house all winter for taking to bed at night, and they make great Christmas presents!

 
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December 15, 20150 found this helpful

If the corn.pops, you aren't using the right kind of corn. The cirreccirn will make a few popping sounds when it is expelling moisture but it doesn't actually pop.

 

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