Does this liner really only weight 5 ounces, as stated in the specs?? Seems unusual, as these usually weight at least a pound. Is it warm? Thx.
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I don't have a scale to weigh it but it is very light. Not sure how warm it is because I haven't used it yet but will be using it on the OR coast mid-May which can be quite cool so hope it is warm!
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I would say more than five ounces, but not a pound. I slept in mine under a blasting A/C unit in a South American hostel - other people in the room were cold, but I was quite content. I have the large version.
53138
It definitely weighs more than 5 ounces, although I couldn't tell you exactly. I have the one that's wide enough for two people, though, so the smaller version may weigh less. It is thin, like a bed sheet, so no warmer than that.
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I have the single person version and it feels about the same as my Galaxy s4 (5 oz). Like others mentioned, its as thick as a cotton sheet, so not too warm, but a nice additional layer for chilly temps, but not enough to be used alone. I liked having an extra layer against my skin for "questionable" beds and bedding.
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I returned that product before I tried it, so I cant say how heavy it might be....It is a 5o oz Fill Weight, so it is quiet light, not really something that you really feel, I guess.
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this is the best heating pad i used. it's is moist heating pad and with very pretty warm temperature (highest can be 167F, but you cvan ajust it lower). can be ajusted the time most to 60 mins and restart again for the next 60 mins. and the weight is just right on body,not too light to move away, not too heavy to press on you. is this enough for your question ?
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The site says it's 9.6 ounces, but I weighed mine and it was only 4.95 or 5.0 ounces, the scale wouldn't make up its mind. ;P So the 9.6 ounces may have been the weight including the packaging materials.
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The weights run pretty true. So I would get which ever one says between 9 and 15lb. I think that is the small, but look at the description to be sure.I love these covers, more than nappies or bummies
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It is not as heavy as a blanket or a quilt. I would say it is more light weight. I bought it so I can use it in the summer. I live in Arizona where we are having triple digit heat and I find this matelassé the perfect weight. We have our a.c. on, of course, and a fan blowing in the room to keep the air circulating. The matelassé is quite comfy until about 5:00 a.m. when the room actually begins to feel cold. Then I pull up a light weight blanket, too. That keeps us comfortable till we get up. Hope this helps.
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Great liners, and they work amazingly for their thinness. I just used these for winter camping up in the North Woods of Wisconsin. During four days in the great outdoors, using these in conjunction with non-insulated windproof gloves, my hands stayed warm and toasty. Even after my gloves got wringing wet, my hands stayed warm. Wrung out the gloves, put them back on, felt the cold dampness for a minute ,than the liner started doing its job, trapping body heat and keeping moisture away from my skin. Wearing the same gloves without the liners, while stringing Christmas lights for 4 hours, my hands used to get cold, but not anymore. These things really work. Great liners, and they work amazingly for their thinness. I just used these for winter camping up in the North Woods of Wisconsin. During four days in the great outdoors, using these in conjunction with non-insulated windproof gloves, my hands stayed warm and toasty. Even after my gloves got wringing wet, my hands stayed warm. Wrung out the gloves, put them back on, felt the cold dampness for a minute ,than the liner started doing its job, trapping body heat and keeping moisture away from my skin. Wearing the same gloves without the liners, while stringing Christmas lights for 4 hours, my... » Read More Great liners, and they work amazingly for their thinness. I just used these for winter camping up in the North Woods of Wisconsin. During four days in the great outdoors, using these in conjunction with non-insulated windproof gloves, my hands stayed warm and toasty. Even after my gloves got wringing wet, my hands stayed warm. Wrung out the gloves, put them back on, felt the cold dampness for a minute ,than the liner started doing its job, trapping body heat and keeping moisture away from my skin. Wearing the same gloves without the liners, while stringing Christmas lights for 4 hours, my hands used to get cold, but not anymore. These things really work. « Show Less
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I would say it is definitely NOT too heavy. In fact, I might be a little concerned about it being too light. I think that when we checked on the "comfort zone" of this bag, it indicated 50 to 70F. If you were to try to sleep where it got less than 50, you would have to have extra "warm-making" stuff. Our little girls (elementary aged) like to get in their bags at night and read sometimes, in our home. I don't think they'd be comfortable if the temps were less than 50 or more than 70 degrees. I hope this helps you make a decision!
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I don't think it's weighted, but the fabric is heavy enough that I never find it billowing. But I'm also using it as a liner for a decorative curtain. I shake it off after showering to help discourage mold. So far, I'm very pleased with it - especially for the price.
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I'm guesstimating.. It weighs approximately 5 lbs. it's not too heavy / hot at all. In fact I would say it's on the lighter side and if you wanted to add a blanket in the winter you could!
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Hello, I make luxury soaps for a living, so Pyrex measuring cups are very necessary in my day-to-day. I just put my large one on the scale for you, and it said 2 lbs 14 oz. 1 lb = 16 ounces, so it is approx. 3 lbs. This cup measures by volume, and not weight. Meaning, 10 cups of water is a different weight from 10 cups of heavy cream. 5 cups of melted butter is a different weight than 5 cups of beer for a batter. The volume measurement is the same, but the actual weight is different. Therefore, I can't speak to what you liquids will weigh when this container is filled. While empty, you only require one hand to lift the large measuring cup. It also has a very comfortable handle for gripping. The handle does not get hot, however, if you are going to fill it with a hot liquid, I would recommend you hold the handle with one hand, and use an over-mitt to steady the container underneath. This is not necessarily a requirement, but just for added safety. It is a great product. I would very much recommend it to you. I've tried others because they seemed cheaper, but in the end, Pyrex is more convenient, lasts longer, and its measurements are always accurate. I'll remember to check back to see if you have any other questions.
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When I clicked on this item to get the description, I see the shipping weight listed at 1 pound. So I am not sure I understand your 5-8lb concern. I am not going to weigh the one I have, but heavy never entered my mind. In many cases, heavy adds stability. I have to say it does appear to be well made, but I suspect there are other that are lighter weight.
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Hi Tania I may not be the best person to answer this since I am extremely hot natured; but it seems to be a good weight for warmth for a Southern climate; maybe not so much up North. Hope that helps. Valerie
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GZ - I don't know the exact weight of the Reusable Hand Warmer but I'm fairly sure it's less than 9 ozs - Hope that helps...[2/1/2014]
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That must be a misprint. The container is similar in size to a round breath mint container. I would think much closer to 10 ounces rather than pounds.
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Not at all. It's not one of those "feather - like" liners. I've bought this one several times already. It's a good weight.
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No, it is not weighted at the bottom (I just looked). That being said, I was actually surprised that it was the case, because this liner always stays put for us. I think it is because it is heavy-guage, so it just hangs straight down. When wet, it sort of sticks to the side of the bathtub while showering so it doesn't really move while showering. We used to have a different other-brand flimsy liner, and that one did used to move and stick to us. But this one stays put consistently, even with a fairly hot shower. Of course, I couldn't guarantee it would be the case if you had a heavy breeze/open window/strong fan in your bathroom or something like that. But for an ordinary shower-bath setup like ours, this liner doesn't move. Even though it is not weighted.