This Transparent Hot Water Bottle with Cover is very nice but it's small.This is an old fashioned hot water bottle. You use it to provide heat and warmth by filling it with very hot water and then placing it on a sore area or in a cold bed (or even next to small animals to keep them warm.) Originally, they were made of rubber but this one is made of transparent PVC. It has a plastic cap that screws on and off. Just fill it with very hot water (about 3/4 of the way full) and then screw the cap back on tightly.We used to wrap our hot water bottle in a towel but no need for that with this bottle - it comes with a knitted sweater! Just fold the empty bottle in half and slip it into the sweater. Then fill it with hot water.I always place a filled hot water bottle in our guest beds just before our guests retire for the evening. That way they slip into warm bed sheets. I cannot tell you how many of my guests have been delighted with this! And because they aren't electric, no chance of fire or of getting a burn.My only disappointment is that this one is pretty small. It definitely works but I wish it was larger. The price is exceptional, though.
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