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thx for the replys!I'm just a bit suprised about the soup heater, doesnt the Meiki get to hot? I don't have much experience with my Meiki yet, but instructions say it shouldnd be heated with water hotter than "regular" temperature. Just hoping it wont destory the soft feeling after several uses.
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Thanks for the tip about the soup heater! Wish I had seen it before I put in an order for some test tubes w/ cap 20mmx150mm from on the major online retailers. I figured that if I placed hot water into the test tube and leave it in the meiki for a while, things should get to a decent temp. Haven't tried it, but it's just a theory. Will give the soup heater a try if the test tube experiment doesn't work.
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I have a method that's so cheap and easy you'll punch yourself in the face for not having done it earlier.<link to kettle>Cost like 14 bucks. I got mine from walmart some time ago but I used it to boil water for drinks. I forgot all about it till I found it in my basement.It gets the job done though, and when I say it will warm your meiki I mean it, it will completely warm your meiki inner and outer.Whats good about it that it has a temperature adjuster so you can warm your meiki up without destroying it. Just make sure you keep it on the low setting this thing gets hot fast and I mean it will be completely hot in 1-2minutes. It can fit a Meiki as large as Maria, just don't over fill it and be careful taking it out because the water will be hot and so will the meiki. Another plus is you don't have to waste water like the other methods of heating do with the "hot water in the sink" routine, or electricity. You can also just let it sit in the hot water till your ready to use it so you don't have to feel rushed to use it immediately in fear that it will go cold. The water in the pot stays "HOT" and I do mean "HOT" and not "warm" for a good while when it's unplugged and off. So you can watch your naughty movies in peace till it comes time to use it.
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I have a method that's so cheap and easy you'll punch yourself in the face for not having done it earlier.http://www.amazon.com/Rival-4071-WN-32-Ounce-Express-White/dp/B00006IUXU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1350925554&sr=8-1&keywords=rival+soup+heaterUse one of these!Cost like 14 bucks. I got mine from walmart some time ago but I used it to boil water for drinks. I forgot all about it till I found it in my basement.It gets the job done though, and when I say it will warm your meiki I mean it, it will completely warm your meiki inner and outer.Whats good about it that it has a temperature adjuster so you can warm your meiki up without destroying it. Just make sure you keep it on the low setting this thing gets hot fast and I mean it will be completely hot in 1-2minutes. It can fit a Meiki as large as Maria, just don't over fill it and be careful taking it out because the water will be hot and so will the meiki. Another plus is you don't have to waste water like the other methods of heating do with the "hot water in the sink" routine, or electricity. You can also just let it sit in the hot water till your ready to use it so you don't have to feel rushed to use it immediately in fear that it will go cold. The water in the pot stays "HOT" and I do mean "HOT" and not "warm" for a good while when it's unplugged and off. So you can watch your naughty movies in peace till it comes time to use it.