Things2KeepUWarm Hand Warmer Hot Water Bottle - Heated Hand Muff for Cold Hands, Arthritis and Reynauds Pain Relief

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First, we consulted the Mumsnet Talk forums, where we found lots of Mumsnetters looking for ways to keep warm this winter. Whilst the use of lighter fuel may be a little off-putting to some, it works flamelessly using a catalytic burner, so there’s no need for concern. We particularly like the little pocket on the outside of the cover to tuck away the drawstring when not in use.

The cow cover is made from extremely soft and lush 100% polyester plush so it can be popped in the washing machine, and the one-litre bottle is made from recyclable high grade rubber. This reliable, budget choice from Cassandra has a ribbed surface design and comes with a five-year guarantee. This nifty body warmer allows you to take the warmth and comfort of a hot water bottle with you wherever you go. They should stay warm for at least 45 minutes - enough to get you through the second chilly half when spectating your child’s football club match. Then there’s the microwaveable version, filled with grains or seeds to which you can add a dash of essential oils for a peaceful night’s sleep.The Ocoopa reaches full charges in three-and-a-half hours, heats up in just five seconds and promises up to 15 hours of heat, which should be more than enough to get you home and safely back into the comfort of your blanket hoodie. Whilst some reviewers would’ve preferred USB-C charging for convenience, this reusable hand warmer can provide up to six hours of comforting warmth on chilly days, before recharging via micro USB. This budget-friendly hot water bottle is ideal for those who tend to get cold around the neck and shoulders. When it’s not being used as a hot water bottle cover, this cute cow is just as happy being used as a pyjama case or a cuddly toy – it’s hard to resist giving it a cuddle!

Electric hot water bottleThese usually contain a form of gel or liquid that’s heated by electrodes when a current is introduced. There are plenty of child-friendly options available at Not On The High Street, including this gorgeous brown Highland cow with outstretched legs and arms that you’d never think was hiding a hot water bottle inside.by 25cm – about the size of an outstretched hand – and has a 750ml capacity, although you’ll only fill it with about 250ml of water so one kettle’s worth will usually fill all three.

We made a note of any types and brands of hand warmers that had good recommendations as well as those that had not impressed our users. These Medipaq bottles are made from thick natural rubber with plastic, leak-proof screw caps, although they don’t come with covers so make sure you find something to wrap them in for maximum comfort and heat protection.Instead of moving a traditional square hot water bottle around your body, the YUYU changes the status quo. The smaller Mini version, which is just 27 x 17cm, can easily be tucked into a pocket during a long winter walk.