Hot Water Bottles

Yes, providing they are used and cared for responsibly. Always store your hot water bottle with the stopper out. Check your hot water bottle for signs of wear and damage, never use a damaged hot water bottle. Ensure your hot water bottle is filled with water that is hot but not boiling (boil the kettle and allow it to cool for a few minutes before filling). Fill to a maximum of two thirds full and carefully expel the air before replacing the stopper. Make sure the stopper is firmly closed on the hot water bottle. Do not lie or sit on the hot water bottle.

Hot water bottles help keep you warm, hot water bottles can be great for helping you relax, ease aches and pains, relieve stress, ease aches and pains and getting a good night's sleep. All of these can be great for both short and long term health.

A hot water bottle can be considerably cheaper than an electric blanket and is a real energy saver when it comes to the rising cost of energy and living. A hot water bottle can be used to heat one area rather than heating the whole house.