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*If the liquid comes into contact with the skin at less than 60°C, it will solidify and heat up. It's very impressive because the solid sticks to the skin. Don't panic, a little water and it will go away on its own. However, don't take too long to rinse off with water to avoid burning yourself.
 
*If the liquid comes into contact with the skin at less than 60°C, it will solidify and heat up. It's very impressive because the solid sticks to the skin. Don't panic, a little water and it will go away on its own. However, don't take too long to rinse off with water to avoid burning yourself.
 
   
 
   
The aim of this step is to fill the containers of our heaters with the substance obtained in step 4.
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The aim of this step is to fill the containers of our warmers with the substance obtained in step 4.

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*Risque de brûlure, le liquide à verser dans les contenants de chaufferettes est très chaud (environs 100°C au début)
*En cas de contact avec la peau à moins de 60°C, le liquide se solidifiera et ce réchauffera. C'est très impressionnant car le solide colle à la peau. Pas de panique, un peu d'eau et il partira tout seul. Ne tardez tout de même pas trop à rincer à l'eau pour éviter une brûlure.
 
L'objectif de cette étape est de remplir les contenants de nos chaufferettes par la substance obtenu à l'étape 4.
Traduction*Risk of burns, as the liquid to be poured into the warmer containers is very hot (around 100°C at first).
*If the liquid comes into contact with the skin at less than 60°C, it will solidify and heat up. It's very impressive because the solid sticks to the skin. Don't panic, a little water and it will go away on its own. However, don't take too long to rinse off with water to avoid burning yourself.
 
The aim of this step is to fill the containers of our warmers with the substance obtained in step 4.
  • Risk of burns, as the liquid to be poured into the warmer containers is very hot (around 100°C at first).
  • If the liquid comes into contact with the skin at less than 60°C, it will solidify and heat up. It's very impressive because the solid sticks to the skin. Don't panic, a little water and it will go away on its own. However, don't take too long to rinse off with water to avoid burning yourself.

The aim of this step is to fill the containers of our warmers with the substance obtained in step 4.