ALWAYS expel air from the bottle by lowering it carefully onto a flat surface until the water appears at the opening. We have a 60-day return policy, which means you have 60 days after receiving your item to return it.

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.The solution to your winter woes is here! Cold feet or hands, cramps, headache, toothache or simply trying to keep warm is looking more expensive than ever, look no further than a 100% natural rubber hot water bottle. This handy bottle can hold up to 2l of hot water and will keep warm for hours, especially with the stunning knitted cover protecting and insulating your hot water bottle. Pre warm your pillows and stay cosy the sustainable way.

DO NOT fill your bottle from a boiling water tap or other domestic water system as this can prematurely degrade the product. When you are not using your bottle, drain it completely and keep with the stopper removed in a cool, dry, dark place - NOT the airing cupboard as the fluctuation in heat from any boiler or water tank will adversely affect the bottle, on or near a radiator, under the sink where chemicals can degrade the quality of the bottle, or where it will be exposed to sunlight.Cold use: Continuous freezing and heating of the rubber, especially in hard water areas may reduce the lifespan of the natural bottle. For this reason, we recommend using one bottle for freezing and one for heating. Synthetic rubber, however, is not at all good for the environment and impacts it a significant amount. All kinds of synthetic rubber are made using petrochemicals such as petroleum and natural gas, using a process called vulcanisation (meaning to harden using sulphur at a high temperature, usually between 140-160°C). 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 BOTTLE