In my experience, the main reason people donate things is not to help the under privileged, it’s to get rid of stuff without having to deal with the hassle of selling or hauling it to the dump.
Where does the charcoal loaded honey heater go on the chair without burning or melting it? Do you just set it on the ground beneath your buttocks
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Where does the charcoal loaded honey heater go on the chair without burning or melting it? Do you just set it on the ground beneath your buttocks
That’s my guess. I’d never thought about this before last Thanksgiving. My wife and I were doing thanksgiving with her family at a campsite. It was pretty cold.Where does the charcoal loaded honey heater go on the chair without burning or melting it? Do you just set it on the ground beneath your buttocks
I thought vehicle seat warmers were silly until I had a vehicle with seat warmers, so I get were your coming from!
Exactly! I use that in my sales pitch all the time lol
Warm buns warm wife!!
Proof for the thread? It's a pretty boring spring
I learned it in AZ also. I’m guessing they’re just wimps and can’t handle a little cold sitting around a fire. They called it a squirt
Ive had more issues with the RV falling apart on its own then people destroying it. Ive had a handful of people cause minor damage to it, 90% of those events happened when people towed it themselves. Including...
Any concerns about liability?
Through the rental websites, the renter has to buy insurance which covers all liability and any damages, as long as I do my part of annual maintenance. So that adds a layer of protection. We do not rent to people personally or without insurance. I have let a few close friends borrow it though.
