FabSwingers.com forum: Nose hats

By *ib. OP Man
3 days ago

Hampshire

Does your nose ever get cold when you're a bit chilly?

No idea why nose hats haven't been invented.

We've got ear muffs and hats but no nose muffs?

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By *lue Eyed JokerMan
3 days ago

Always on the move

There is surely a joke here about some person that sits on the end of the nose.....surely....

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By *runette n JayCouple
3 days ago

bilston

Haha they said "muff"

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
3 days ago

Leeds

They are. They’re call scarfs 🤦🏻‍♂️

The mr

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
3 days ago

North East Scotland, mostly

Here with the burning issues! This is one I have puzzled over and attempted a knitted nose warmer solution. Problem is it gets all wet with breath…then you have a cold and soggy nose

Mrs TMN x

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By *ib. OP Man
3 days ago

Hampshire

"They are. They’re call scarfs 🤦🏻‍♂️

The mr "

My neck isn't cold though.

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By *runette n JayCouple
3 days ago

bilston

Gas attack training used to keep our noses warm in our high humidity masks.

Gas masks for the win.

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By *ib. OP Man
3 days ago

Hampshire

"Here with the burning issues! This is one I have puzzled over and attempted a knitted nose warmer solution. Problem is it gets all wet with breath…then you have a cold and soggy nose

Mrs TMN x"

I'm a certified mouth breather so don't have that problem. I only use my nose when I get fed up of tasting smells.

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
3 days ago

North East Scotland, mostly

"Here with the burning issues! This is one I have puzzled over and attempted a knitted nose warmer solution. Problem is it gets all wet with breath…then you have a cold and soggy nose

Mrs TMN x

I'm a certified mouth breather so don't have that problem. I only use my nose when I get fed up of tasting smells."

Get knitting then

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By *oo..Woman
3 days ago

Boo's World

Just get a Balaclava

Live out any fantasies you may have of being a robber at the same time.

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By *ickshawedCouple
3 days ago

Wolverhampton

Wear a face mask. I discovered over Covid just how warm it keeps your nose during winter

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By *antam AvershiresMan
3 days ago

Falme

Get your old face masks out of the drawer.

My asthmatic friend said the walks that she was able to go on during winter lockdown were the easiest for her as the air going into her lungs was kept warmer so reduced the effort she needed and was able to walk further more comfortably.

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By *ib. OP Man
3 days ago

Hampshire

I can't believe I haven't been invented to Daragon's Den yet off the back of this post.

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By *bi HaiveMan
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3 days ago

Cheeseville, Somerset

Get one of those elasticated wooly willy warmers and use that.

You'll look like pinocchio, but...🤷‍♂️

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By *a LunaWoman
3 days ago

South Wales

Got any Comic Relief Red Noses going spare? Bit of felt, bit of Superglue and away you go with a toastie nose.

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By *ib. OP Man
3 days ago

Hampshire

"Get one of those elasticated wooly willy warmers and use that.

You'll look like pinocchio, but...🤷‍♂️"

That's actually more like what I had in mind.

Will be all the rage one day.

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By *ib. OP Man
3 days ago

Hampshire

"Got any Comic Relief Red Noses going spare? Bit of felt, bit of Superglue and away you go with a toastie nose.

That's a banging idea - self clasping.

*scribbles down notes*

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