Driving in hot weather: Chillows?
I've seen Chillows advertised on television and in stores for sale priced at $10. They are pillow pads that you place in your freezer and claim to keep you cool as you sleep at night.
Being a Native Texan, I'm all too aware of the heat here during summer.
I've been curious lately if using a couple of these on your driver's seat would help keep one cool during the summertime as opposed to using the air conditioner.
Has anyone else thought of this before or something similar?
Could this work and cut down on fuel consumption?
Thanks!
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