Value Cellulose Disposable Cooling Sweatband - 100 Pack

For those who work outside in the hot sun on a daily basis. Suppose your cloth is saturated with sweat, wring it out, soak it in water (I prefer ice water), and wring it For use the next day, some guys like putting them in plastic baggies to keep them ice cold. You may have to rehydrate them if they get dried out by heat/humidity Fill with water and let sit for a few minutes You need to wring it My postal headgear fits nicely under it as long as I adjust the hat size slightly larger to allow for expansion to absorb any moisture. It's easy for sponges to absorb sweat, so be careful when removing them.

Maximiliano Werner

| Jul 05, 2021

It is something we use all the time. Neither my husband nor I are willing to give them up. They are very useful when we're out in the garden and doing yard It's often hot here at 100 degrees, so we sweat a great deal. You can take it off after a while, squeeze it out, wash it in cold water, let it dry, Our last source of these tools was Mainland Tool, but they no longer sell.

Maxton McBride

| May 25, 2021

It works like a charm.

Brayden Vaughan

| Nov 18, 2020

Those who use them are successful.

Luciana Bowman

| Dec 26, 2020

It looks a little funny to wear something so expensive. It had a single drop of blood on one of the headbands or something brownish red.

Marcos Dorsey

| Dec 23, 2020