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minus-squareWanderer@lemm.eelinkfedilinkarrow-up2·11 months agoI’d imagine the water makes in melt a lot quicker. On a cold day at like 4c or in your fridge. Put a large ice cube on something insulating and put a similar ice cube in a large bucket of water. It’s why if you go through the ice into the water you should roll around in the snow. The most important thing is to be dry.
I’d imagine the water makes in melt a lot quicker.
On a cold day at like 4c or in your fridge. Put a large ice cube on something insulating and put a similar ice cube in a large bucket of water.
It’s why if you go through the ice into the water you should roll around in the snow. The most important thing is to be dry.