More often than not, I’m cold, my little home is cold, etc. I bought a hot water bottle, which I hold in my lap if I’m reading, working at my desk, chilling on my laptop. I tuck it under the covers at night. It’s very cozy and comforting and I find makes a huge difference
Mar 19, 2024
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I love hot water bottle not only to have under the covers by my feet in the winter when I fall asleep (like an old timey bed warmer), but also to hold when you’re sad of lonely. Its giving the safety & security of weighted blanket without being suffocating. And there’s so many options for covers! Stuffed animal, wool, a little cable knit hot water bottle sweater, or even knit your own 🫶
Oct 21, 2024
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It’s getting cold here in Australia, and my fav way to stay warm at night is putting a hot water bottle under my sheets before I hop into bed—it’s like arriving in heaven 😍
May 7, 2024
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During the winter, we already have so much to be depressed about. The last thing I want to add to the list is being dry af from the heating. Call me old fashioned but I don't trust the dry heating and would prefer a boiler or a fire place, which I don't have in the home. Enter the hot water bottle. She's portable, keeps me warm, squishy and kind of acts as a weighted blanket if you position it just right.
Jan 4, 2024
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