Hot Water Bottle Belt, 1L Hot Water Bottle Belt, 3 In 1 Portable PVC Hot Water Bottle, Hot Water Bottle with Soft Cover and Waist Cover, for Neck and

HOT WATER BOTTLE BELT - Are you constantly cold and love keeping warm with a hot water bottle? Or is it an integral part of your period to relieve period cramps? Your hot water bottle gets a real upgrade with a hot water bottle belt. Find out how it works, what it's suitable for, which belts are the best, and our experiences with them here. ROBUST AND DURABLE - This product is made of high-quality PVC material, is non-toxic and odorless. Compared to conventional rubber hot water bottles, this hot water bottle is more durable and has a longer-lasting thermal insulation effect. Note: Please do not use a microwave for heating. BEAUTIFUL SOFT LID - The beautiful fur lid of the beautiful hot water bottle is very soft and fluffy and ensures wonderfully warm cuddle comfort on cold days and in winter in bed, on the sofa, or while sitting. VERSATILE - It can be used as a gift for sore muscles, stress or cramps, arthritis, aches and pains, stiff neck, lower back pain, cramps in women during menstruation, and other common aches and pains. It can also be used as a cold compress for people with fever or to reduce swelling of minor injuries. A good Mother's Day gift for mom. PERFECT GIFT CHOICE - Suitable for Christmas gifts, Mother's Day, Father's Day, birthdays, etc. Whether you're on the go, at home, in the office, or outdoors, it's very practical and an ideal gift for friends, family, children, sons, and daughters. Packing list: 1 x 120cm belt, 1 x 1 L hot water bottle, 1 x extra cover. Want to use a thermos? Well, there are a few things to keep in mind. We'll tell you here. 1. Never pour boiling water into the thermos. Boiling water produces steam. This may cause the thermos to burst. 2. Leave space for the hot water bottle. The thermos should be filled to a maximum of two-thirds with water to allow room for the steam to expand. 3. Choose the appropriate water temperature. Adults can use water up to a temperature of 80 degrees Celsius, while children should use water up to a temperature of 60 degrees Celsius. 4. Avoid direct skin contact with the thermos. Therefore, always carry a thermos cover with you. This will protect you from burns. 5. Check that the thermos is properly sealed. To avoid burns from escaping hot water, carefully check the bottle cap.