Hot Water Bottle - 1.8L - Blue

The water should be hot but not boiling. A temperature around 70-80°C (158-176°F) is generally recommended. Always avoid using boiling water.

Fill the bottle no more than two-thirds full. Expel excess air before sealing to ensure safety and optimal heat retention.

Yes, the flexible rubber and targeted warmth make it ideal for soothing muscle aches, cramps, and general discomfort. Always use with a cover to protect your skin.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. It's best to hang it upside down or lay it flat with the stopper removed to allow air circulation and prevent deterioration.

While designed for durability, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can eventually affect colours. Proper storage away from sunlight will help maintain the vibrant blue hue.

No, never heat the hot water bottle in a microwave. This can damage the rubber and pose a significant safety risk.

Please refer to the retailer's specific warranty information, as this can vary. Typically, standard warranties cover manufacturing defects.

Ensure the screw-top stopper is fully tightened. Check the bottle for any signs of damage or perishing. If damage is found, discontinue use.

Ensure the bottle was filled with sufficiently hot water (not boiling). Use a thick hot water bottle cover to help retain heat longer. Ensure the bottle is filled to the correct level and excess air is expelled.

Check for any debris on the threads of the stopper or bottle opening. Ensure you are aligning the threads correctly before attempting to screw it on.

This is normal for new rubber products. Fill the bottle with warm water and a tablespoon of baking soda, leave for an hour, empty, rinse, and air dry. The smell should diminish over time.