Think Hot Water for winter?

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Think Hot Water for winter?

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I made a vest for water in hot summer.

So Hot Water for Winter????

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Hot water for winter? You betcha! Hot tea. Chicken soup. Hot bath. Hot water bottle. Hot toddies made from rum, lemon, honey, and hot water! My elder body loves hot water for winter.

As for motorcycle? Around here? Tell ya what. Get some hot water, about a gallon boiled up real good, pour it on a paved surface, see how quick it turns to black ice. :eek:
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Hell yea, hot water freezes faster than cold water.

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navigator wrote:Hell yea, hot water freezes faster than cold water.

Huh?


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MadCow wrote:
navigator wrote:Hell yea, hot water freezes faster than cold water.

Huh?


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navigator wrote:
MadCow wrote:
navigator wrote:Hell yea, hot water freezes faster than cold water.

Huh?


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True Dat. :rag: :cheers:

Had to look it up...


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Cold attracts heat but heat is given off to cold (simple rule), basic refrigeration. That's why your feet freeze when standing still in winter :o

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navigator wrote:Hell yea, hot water freezes faster than cold water.
Who cares? I wasn’t comparing hot to cold and which freezes first! I’m just pointing out that hot water means nada around here as far as riding goes for a couple more months. Hot water is the topic but if you wanna pour cold water on the pavement that’s cool with me. :lolfall: Buncha dang picayune brainiacs. :OhNo;
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RoadKing wrote:
navigator wrote:Hell yea, hot water freezes faster than cold water.
Who cares? I wasn’t comparing hot to cold and which freezes first! I’m just pointing out that hot water means nada around here as far as riding goes for a couple more months. Hot water is the topic but if you wanna pour cold water on the pavement that’s cool with me. :lolfall: Buncha dang picayune brainiacs. :OhNo;
Dude, you are SOOO in Hot water now. :lmao:

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Since cold is the absence of heat, is heat the absence of cold?

A hot water vest would probably keep a person warm for quite a while. Keep in mind a wetsuit keeps a person warm by heating a layer of water with body heat.
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