Premium Classic Rubber Hot Water Bottle w/Cute Knit Cover (1 Liter, Blue/Blue with Black Cat)

As someone who often has very cold feet all day long, this thing is a lifesaver for those cold nights; all you have to do is fill it with hot water from the sink, put it under your blankets and it's ready to go, no boiling needed. The knitted "sweater" that it comes in keeps the water hot for a longer time than without, and it's quite soft. If you fill it with really hot water, it holds the heat in for about three hours, and better yet, you won't burn your feet while using this, especially with the sweater on it. The lid screws into the bottle, which is great, so I won't have to worry about it leaking in the middle of the night. The only issue I had (although it's sort of a non-issue) is that the sweater looks a bit different from the picture shown; it only says "good night", not "good night gorgeous", which is kind of misleading, but not really a problem for me. Also, since it warms up the blankets, my old dog likes to lay over it and warm himself up, which is definitely an A+ for the both of us. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone with cold feet or a cold dog.

(I've only had this product for a short time. But here is what I have so far.)So, I bought this hot water bottle from HomeTop. Reason being, whenever my period comes around it puts me through a crippling amount of pain.Now, I've never used a hot water bottle before, I didn't really know what to expect. However I wanted to give one a try and see if it could help with my pains.When if first arrived, I was actually very impressed. It seemed very well made, and the cover that came with it was absolutely adorable. There was a smell to it, but that was entirely expected since it's made of fairly thick rubber. Even then, the smell wasn't really noticeable unless you had your face right up next to it.The first time I used it was late at night. My husband and I were trying to go to sleep, but my period pains were keeping me awake. He asked if I wanted to try using the bottle. I managed some sort of whisper/wheezy response in the affirmative. So, this wonder man got out of bed, set up the bottle with hot water, and brought it back to me.(Who was lying in bed, desperately trying to imagine the pain away. Unsuccessfully.) And when my husband came in a set the bottle on the pain...oooohhhh boy, it felt so good. 5-10 minutes later, pain had subsided and I was actually able to go to sleep.So! All in all....I LOVE THIS PRODUCT.❤❤Sorry for the very long review. But, hopefully this helps you decide whether you want to buy this bottle or not.

It's been unusually cold here this winter, and our houses aren't built for cold weather. As a result, my house has been between 63-65 degrees for a few weeks (it's too expensive to heat all the time, I just turn on the heat when I get up to take the edge off). I also am slender and have poor circulation in my feet. After lying in bed one night, trying to go to sleep but being unable to because my feet would not defrost, I resolved to get a hot water bottle. This one had the most cutest cover, and the water bottle underneath is your pretty standard hot water bottle. I fill it with the hottest water that comes out of my tap and put it under my covers. It melts my feet while I'm doing my nightly crossword, then when I'm ready to sleep, I pull it up and put it on my chest, where if feels quite like my cat (but without the moving around and stepping on me that makes me ban him from my bedroom). It's very soothing. I've found myself cuddling up to it at different points during the night as well. It holds heat for hours - usually when I get up it's not hot anymore, but it is still faintly warm to the touch. Very pleased with this purchase.I actually had to buy another one of these, because I had the first one on my stove, and accidentally turned on the burner underneath it instead of the one underneath the pot. The cover melted and the bottle started to melt and get sticky, filling my house with horrible fumes. So, don't burn this product.

Better than expected. Great size. Follow directions and you will have no problem. Don't fill it to the max just 3/4 of the way. If you use voles water. Make sure the water cools down a bit. Never put boiling water in it. For the person who complained about getting the sweater on and off and getting it wet. Simple. Pour the water from a container with a spout like a pitcher or larger measuring cup. No need to take sleeve off. If you can't take the sweater on and off while it is filled than you put too much water in it to begin with and your bottle it full to the max. Hot water bottles should be flexible not taught like a balloon.

I love it! I use a cheap electric kettle to heat some water to what seems like just under a boil and fill it up. Stuff it under the sheet and my toes are no longer ice cold. Stays warm all night. In fact, I just emptied it back into the kettle to save water and it was still lukewarm nearly 24 hours later. I’ve dropped the extra quilt and blanket as there are nights I’m ready to sweat this works so well.Also, back was hurting and I propped it up against my back and the heat was awesome. My heating pad wouldn’t stay and provide that kind of heat relief even if I taped it on.Finally, for someone who misses the warm body next to them in bed, stuff this in a pillow and warm cuddle problem solved.