Organic hot water bottle "Sloth", color: beige, 100% organic cotton / GOTS certified
The
sloth hides a small hot water bottle (800 ml) made of natural rubber in its soft cotton plush
The sloth provides cozy warmth in the cot or stroller.
Eco / Organic Hot Water Bottle " Sloth " FAUW-350 / GOTS certified
Color beige
Material : 100% cotton, cotton from controlled organic cultivation.
Application : 100% organic cotton Nicki
Filling : 800 ml. Hot water bottle made of natural rubber (Sänger GmbH)
Size: approx. 18 x 28 cm
washable, vegan
Handmade in Germany
Made in Germany
Pat & Patty stands for imaginative and practical children's items, in which both little mice as well as their Parents Joy have.
Important safety instructions for using hot water bottles:
Do not fill with boiling water: Only use warm, not boiling water, as this can damage the material and cause burns.
Do not overfill: Only fill the hot water bottle about two-thirds full to prevent it from bursting under pressure. Carefully squeeze out any excess air before closing.
Tighten the cap: Always check the cap thoroughly to prevent water from leaking and make sure the bottle is tight.
Avoid direct skin contact: Do not place the hot water bottle directly on the skin. Always use a cover or cloth to prevent burns.
Supervise children and the elderly: Only allow children or elderly, sensitive people to use hot water bottles under supervision, as they cannot always assess the risk of burns.
Regular inspection: Check the hot water bottle regularly for cracks, wear or discoloration. Defective hot water bottles should be disposed of immediately as they may leak.
Avoid prolonged use: Only use the hot water bottle for limited periods of time and remove it immediately if you experience discomfort to avoid skin irritation.
Store safely: Store the hot water bottle empty and opened in a cool, dry place to protect the material and prevent mold growth.
Do not use in microwave or oven: Hot water bottles must not be heated in the microwave or oven as this can cause damage and potential accidents.
