Hot Water Bottles | Natural Rubber Large Hot Water Bottle 2L | Red Grey Cream Blue Hot Water Bag for Pain Relief Secure & Leakproof (2 Litre Blue))

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As you know, a hot water bottle is simply a heat retaining bottle that you fill with hot water, and it helps with easing pain or just keeping you (or your bed!) warm. DO NOT fill your bottle from a boiling water tap or other domestic water system as this can prematurely degrade the product. Natural rubber is seen as one of the world’s most essential raw materials and makes up about 30% of the total rubber used annually. It’s hard to say which is “better” when it comes to natural vs synthetic rubber, as both have different properties and are therefore better used in different applications, and both are probably more important than you might first realise (they’re used in medical devices, toys, aircraft and car tyres and all sorts of other things). But it’s easy to say which is better in terms of the environmental impact: natural rubber wins pretty easily. It’s sustainable and biodegradable, rubber trees absorb more carbon dioxide than even the tropical rainforest (because of their leaf density), and it lives a green life – throughout the harvesting, manufacturing, recycling and use.

Warning! Hot water bottles can be dangerous & cause burns if they are not cared for or used in the proper way, they should always be filled by a responsible adult, be careful! Warning! Hot water bottles can be dangerous & cause burns if they are not cared for or used in the proper way, they should always be filled by a responsible adult, be careful! HOW TO USE YOUR HOT WATER BOTTLEDO NOT fill your bottle from a tap or other domestic water system as this can prematurely degrade the product.

ALWAYS expel air from the bottle by lowering it carefully onto a flat surface until the water appears at the opening. This water bottle makes a perfect gift any time of year, but is particularly good for winter season. Keep your friends and family warm without worrying about excess emissions, landfill or pesky heating bills! During this process, a hydrocarbon mixture derived from petrochemicals is combined with natural gases to create different types of synthetic rubber. The production of synthetic rubber, like all things produced from non-renewable sources, contributes to our increasing GHG emissions and landfill pollution. In this way, synthetic rubber is just as bad as plastic products.Hot water bottles can be dangerous and cause burns if they are not filled, cared for or used in the proper way. ​