Hot Water Bag Without Cover 2 liters
A durable rubber hot water bag designed to provide deep-penetrating heat therapy for soothing targeted muscle aches and cramps
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Secure PaymentsSecure and protected payment methods to safeguard your data.- Key Ingredients
High-density Rubber or PVC, Polypropylene screw cap, Rubber sealing washer.
- Product FormBottle
- Package Size1 Bag
- Caution & Warnings
Do not sit or lie on the water bag as pressure may cause it to burst. Avoid prolonged direct contact with skin to prevent burns. Keep away from sharp objects. Not suitable for children without adult supervision.
- Storage Conditions
Empty the bag completely after use and hang it upside down to dry. Store in a cool, dark place with the cap removed to prevent the internal walls from sticking together.
- How To Use
Open the screw cap. Carefully pour hot (not boiling) water until the bag is 2/3 full. Lay the bag on a flat surface and gently press to release air until water appears at the opening. Tighten the cap firmly and wrap in a towel before applying to the target area.
- ConcernsHigh-Quality Leak-Proof Natural Rubber
- Skin TypeAll Skin Types
Q: Can I use boiling water in this bag?
A: No, it is recommended to use hot but not boiling water (around 70-80°C) to prevent damage to the material and reduce the risk of burns.
Q: How much should I fill the bag?
A: Fill it up to a maximum of two-thirds capacity and ensure you expel the excess air before tightening the cap.
Q: Is it safe to use directly on the skin?
A: Since this model comes without a cover, it is highly recommended to wrap it in a towel or cloth before applying it to the body to prevent thermal burns.
Q: How do I check for leaks?
A: Before each use, fill the bag with a small amount of water and turn it upside down over a sink to ensure the seal is intact.
Q: Can I use this as a cold pack?
A: Yes, it can also be filled with cold water or crushed ice to help reduce swelling or inflammation.