Hot Water Bottle Extra Long 72cm 2L - Hodge and Hodge - Purple

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The Hodge and Hodge 72cm Extra Long Hot Water Bottle is designed for individuals seeking targeted, extended heat therapy or those looking to stay cozy during colder nights. Its standout feature is the significant 72cm length, which allows for broader body coverage compared to standard square bottles, though users should note that the 2-litre capacity requires more water and takes slightly longer to fill than smaller alternatives.
| Colour | Purple |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | XS7220 |
| Brand | Hodge and Hodge |
No, it is recommended to use hot water, not boiling, to prevent potential damage to the material and to avoid accidental scalding.
Due to its 2-litre capacity, it is designed to retain heat effectively for several hours depending on the ambient temperature.
The bottle is constructed from high-quality, durable rubber designed for heat retention and longevity.
Children should only use the hot water bottle under adult supervision to ensure it is filled correctly and sealed properly.
This model is the bottle unit itself; we recommend using a fabric cover or a towel to prevent direct skin contact with high heat.
Ensure the stopper is screwed on straight and firmly, and check the rubber washer inside the neck for any debris or wear.
Fill the bottle to only half capacity; it will still provide heat but will be easier to position on sensitive areas.
To fill the bottle, hold it by the neck in an upright position and slowly pour in hot (not boiling) water to about two-thirds of its capacity. Expel excess air by gently pressing the bottle until water appears at the opening before tightening the stopper securely. For care, avoid using boiling water as it can damage the material and increase the risk of leaks. After use, drain the water completely and hang the bottle upside down in a cool, dry place to prevent internal mold. Do not store the bottle in direct sunlight or near extreme heat sources, as this can degrade the rubber over time.