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This guide is designed for users of the PIPROX Extra Long Hot Water Bottle with Faux Fur Cosy Cover in Pink. It's perfect for anyone seeking comforting warmth on chilly nights or soothing relief from aches, offering full-body coziness. Note that while designed for safety, always exercise caution when filling the bottle with hot water to avoid burns.
| Colour | Pink |
|---|---|
| Brand | PIPROX |
Hold the bottle by the neck and fill it slowly with hot (not boiling) water, up to about two-thirds full. Expel the air and screw the stopper tightly.
Wash the cover by hand or on a delicate machine cycle, following the care label instructions. Avoid bleach and harsh detergents.
No, do not use boiling water. Hot water is sufficient and safer.
The warmth can last for several hours, depending on the ambient temperature and how hot the water was initially.
Yes, when used according to the instructions. Avoid overfilling and ensure the stopper is securely closed. Always check for leaks.
Immediately stop using the bottle if it leaks. Check the stopper and the bottle for any damage. Replace if necessary.
No, do not put the hot water bottle in the microwave.
Check the stopper for proper sealing. Ensure it is tightly closed. If the leak persists, inspect the bottle for cracks or damage and replace it if necessary.
Allow the water to cool slightly before filling. Ensure you are not using boiling water. Use a cover to protect your skin.
Wash the cover according to the care label instructions. Avoid using harsh detergents.
Compatibility: This product is compatible with standard hot water bottle safety guidelines. It is crucial to use it safely and follow instructions to avoid burns or other injuries.
