Make sure you’re staying warm and safe this winter.
? No problem. An old faithful HWB really is the ultimate comforter through all of life’s ups and downs.
Look out for a small daisy sign embossed onto one side of the bottle. The number in the middle signifies the year that it was made, which is the simplest way to tell if it’s time to replace it. And while pouring straight from the kettle might be tempting, always fill your hot water bottle with water that has been boiled and left to cool for a minute or two. Using boiling or just boiled water presents a scalding risk from splash back. It’s also not advisable to use hot tap water when filling your hot water bottle, as it contains minerals and impurities that build up inside the hot water bottle which causes it to prematurely degrade.
It’s also important that you don’t sit, lie on top of or put excess pressure on your hot water bottle, and that you only use a hot water bottle to warm up your bed. You should always take it out before you get in to avoid accidental burns.With plummeting temperatures and rising heating bills, it’s no surprise we’re turning to tools like electric blankets to help us stay warm for less. But they too also have a number of guidelines to help you use them safely and properly.
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