Warm up advice

I have been warming up with a washcloth that I put in hot water since I begun PE 3,5 months ago. this week I tried the rice sock. Man! this is the best! A lot warmer for a lot longer, no mess with the water, just great!

The only problem is that the rice burns and it stinks like hell. I put the sock in the microwave for 2 mins. When it’s about the fourth time that I use the same rice, it starts to burn and I have to leave the kitchen’s windows open all day (which is not great because it is getting pretty cold around here at this time of year.)

Anybody has advice? Alternative warm up technique, alternative sock filling?

Hey, i think you have too small amount off rice in the sock… And if it starts to burn you have it in the oven too long. I use Jasmine rice, it smells good when heated, and no problem so far. I love the rice sock. I think its wise to warm it up slowly, cause you cant put a burning rice sock on your dick :)
Enough rice and slow warming is the key.
If it still burns, try putting some moist in the rice.

Take care.

You can actually buy a commercial version of a rice sock at the drug store. It’s stuffed with something—not rice, maybe corn. It has a faint odor when heated, but nothing like the burnt rice smell. I got mine for $12 USD.

Flax seeds!! They contain oil, not water, which means they hold their heat longer and don’t burn which happens to rice when the water is driven out by multiple heatings. They have their own fragrance, which is difficult to describe. I’ve been using mine for over a year and it still keeps the heat where it needs to be. Sixty to ninety seconds is all it takes to get it to the right temperature.

At first I wanted to make a rice sock as well but then I decided to just buy a heat pack. One of those things you use to treat injuries. You can buy one for around $5 to $15. For the more expensive versions, you get a dual use pack for hot and cold use. All you have to do is put it in the microwave for a minute and it’s ready. I would say for the low price, this is preferable to the rice sock.