Can Someone Translate This Chinese Please?

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It's written in traditional Chinese (not simplified) and I'm hoping someone here is able to help translate it for me. It's intructions for a heating / cooling gel pack thingy.

Thanks :)

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I can't read chinese but if it is one of those gel packs this would be a rough translation.

"To melt the gel heat in a saucepan for 10 minutes at 80C(176F)
wait 30mins before reusing.
 
MEHS would be most useful person to talk to with regards about that.

However, you kinda have to wait a couple of days now...
 
I can't read chinese but if it is one of those gel packs this would be a rough translation.

"To melt the gel heat in a saucepan for 10 minutes at 80C(176F)
wait 30mins before reusing.

I feel like this is a reference to something I recently read, but I don't know for sure.
 
I can't read chinese but if it is one of those gel packs this would be a rough translation.

"To melt the gel heat in a saucepan for 10 minutes at 80C(176F)
wait 30mins before reusing.

Sounds about right. Option B contains the ancient chinese characters for "microwave".
 
The underlined part(in the middle) seems "Heat up something in low degrees(temperature)" to me... :lol:
 
It would help if it was not in traditional Chinese. If you can wait I'll ask one of my colleagues to translate it on Wednesday.
 
It would help if it was not in traditional Chinese. If you can wait I'll ask one of my colleagues to translate it on Wednesday.

Yeah I can wait, would appreciate it, thanks W3HS.

Traditional Chinese is only really used in HK now.
 
And Taiwan. I'll get it looked at when I get to work in the morning and have one of the girls do a translation for you.
 
And Taiwan. I'll get it looked at when I get to work in the morning and have one of the girls do a translation for you.

Oh yeah, forgot about Taiwan there.

'One' of the girls,.... you know how to roll ;)
 
I did ask the missus but being Thai and only knowing the simplified stuff well she couldn't help. The girls I work with are all Chinese so will know how to make a good translation.
 
I was serious though. The gist of it is probably:

A. Stove-top heating
- Heat in water at 80C for 10 minutes to make hot.
- Put on your boo boo
- Freeze for 30 minutes for cold.

B. Microwave heating
- To heat, place pack in water bath and put in microwave.
- The underlined part is probably a warning not to nuke it without water.
- heat for 1-1.5 minutes in 500 watt microwave, 2 min for 450 watts, 4 minutes for 300 watts.
 
I was serious though. The gist of it is probably:

A. Stove-top heating
- Heat in water at 80C for 10 minutes to make hot.
- Put on your boo boo
- Freeze for 30 minutes for cold.

B. Microwave heating
- To heat, place pack in water bath and put in microwave.
- The underlined part is probably a warning not to nuke it without water.
- heat for 1-1.5 minutes in 500 watt microwave, 2 min for 450 watts, 4 minutes for 300 watts.

I think it's "gel-pack has 30 minutes of heat" or something along the lines of that.
 
A. Stove heating
1. Submerge in hot water of about 80C for 10 minutes.
2.Take out the product and wipe it dry. Slot the product into the cover or have a towel to wrap around the product. You can use it now.
3.The product will remain warm for 30 minutes.

B.Microwave heating
1.Place the product in a microwave.
2.Try to heat it using the "low setting". The time taken for heating differs from the amount of watts the microwave use.
- For 500watts, heat the product for 1 to 1.5 minutes.
- For 450watts, heat the product for 2 minutes.
- For 300watts, heat the product for 4 minutes.
3.Slot the product into the cover or have a towel to wrap around the product. You can use it now.
4.The product will remain warm for 30 minutes.

There, this should be around 90% correct.
It would help if we knew what you bought :)
 
Can you put up a link to the pic Robin if you'd still like a translation, my office PC doesn't display that pic, or are you happy with the translations provided above?
 
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