Wife and Son are at the in-laws, home alone tonight. Not to worry, table for one and an mre of choice. (also some cold brew-ha). To dine in or out...now thats the question??
What are the (indoor) heating preferences of the entree'? I usally boil the bag. What about mre-ers?????
Hasta
OT
Table for one please.....
Short on time: microwave it. Just remember, put the entree on a separate plate or dish. Also, it's already at room temperature, so it will only need 45-60 seconds.
Boil it? Done that. Now, what to do with that hot water? Don't need to clean the dishes. Oh well.
Use the FRH? That's something that just seems more suited to the outdoors.
What's left? Put it by the heater (if you have one) or some other warm place.
That's it.
Boil it? Done that. Now, what to do with that hot water? Don't need to clean the dishes. Oh well.
Use the FRH? That's something that just seems more suited to the outdoors.
What's left? Put it by the heater (if you have one) or some other warm place.
That's it.
Yep..I aggreekman wrote:The microwave works ok inside but I like the boiling water way a little better - not nearly as fast but it heats the entree more evenly than nuking it.
If You Have a crt pc monitor put the cheese,sauce,jam,ect pouches
on top of them ahead of time..they make a damm good warmer.
LOL..Why let all that heat go to waste
FRH indoors; smells icky
Per the FRH;
It emits hydrogen gas and thus is not good to mix with open flame. I also find them smelly when lit in a tent.
I was not well clothed in my 40-degree sleeping bag (hint; the foam sleeping pad wasn't invented for nothing). I wriggled around until I yanked out an FRH. Even if it was just a 6x8 bag it was welcome but oh boy the smell!
And I am sure there were fumes from the magnesium I could have done without.
Crack open the windows when you activate the FRH and place it near them. At least there isn't an issue with carbon monoxide as with trioxane.
KAT
It emits hydrogen gas and thus is not good to mix with open flame. I also find them smelly when lit in a tent.
I was not well clothed in my 40-degree sleeping bag (hint; the foam sleeping pad wasn't invented for nothing). I wriggled around until I yanked out an FRH. Even if it was just a 6x8 bag it was welcome but oh boy the smell!
And I am sure there were fumes from the magnesium I could have done without.
Crack open the windows when you activate the FRH and place it near them. At least there isn't an issue with carbon monoxide as with trioxane.
KAT
