Hot water bottles

[Another John]

I think that that is the point: a new one will take it, but if you persistently use boiling water, it will perish the rubber, to the point where it _cannot_ take boiling water, with the horrible consequence related above.

J.

[Dave Liquorice]

which is

water

water"?

But it also says not to use water from the DHW system. That should be

50 C plus which falls into "hot" in my book.

[Dave Liquorice]

You do know they can catch fire?

Possibly a bit OTT on the safety advice just be aware.

Bed socks if required and fluff up the feather and down duvet.

[Another John]

Ha ha! Well: all I can say is that she's had this same one for about a dozen years or more, used day in day out (even in summer if she has an aching back), and there's never been a problem!

But thanks for that Dave.

J.

[Richard Tobin]

Or add the boiling water to some cold water left in the bottle from last night...

-- Richard