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Experts sound warning for families over hot water bottles that risk 'significant injury'
Households across the UK are being advised to check for signs that a hot water bottle may need replacing with significant risk of injury if telltale signs are not noticed or paid attention to
The colder nights mean more families are reaching for the one winter household item that we all own - a hot water bottle- as an inexpensive way to keep warm throughout the chillier months. Sleep and mattress experts at WinstonsBeds.com have shared that difficulty retaining heat and softened material could indicate that the bottle is no longer fit for purpose. Hot water bottles should ideally be replaced every two to three years, after this period of time their material has deteriorated and continuing to use them could lead to burns and leakages.
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