Eco Hot Water Bottle, Junior 0.8L

A kids Eco Hot Water bottle that is an environmentally friendly alternative for our little ecologically conscious consumers.

Hugo Frosch has succeeded in creating an innovative and forward looking hot water bottle with a completely new material composition that is free of both PVC and Phthalates (softening agents). These junior/kids eco hot water bottles have been manufactured on a sustainable and resource-saving basis, which maintains its shape when cold and only becomes softer once filled with hot water. The hot water bottle is protected by patent and has a safety stopper.

Why this Junior Eco Hot Water Bottle:

• Made from 90% renewable resources (made of plant-based raw material, on basis of sugar cane without softener)
• Do not contain any phthalates 
• Do not contain any PVC
• Great size for your child
• Holds the heat for 6-8 hours
• Size is 0.8 litres
• The cover is removable and washable (30 degrees)
• Cover made from soft fleece
• CE conforming according to the Medical Product Regulation 93/42 EEC Class 1
• Production location annually tested by the TÜV
• Two years warranty against leaks
• Patented safety fastener for extra protection
• Maintains its shape and becomes pleasantly soft when filled with hot water
• Lasts for several years
• Made in Germany
• Vegan

Cover design: choose from an Owl or Sheep cover

Size: 23 x 14 x 4,5 cm

Durability: Like all materials, this hot water bottle is subject to natural wear and tear. Depending on the environmental conditions and regularity of use it can last for several years. Check the bottle and the stopper on a regular basis for signs of wear and damage. 

Safety Warnings & Product Guidelines

General Warning
Special care should be taken when using a hot water bottle with individuals who are sensitive to heat, have joint inflammation, or suffer from circulatory issues. Certain medical conditions, such as diabetes, may cause temperature sensitivity disorders. Disabled or frail individuals may not be able to indicate if they are experiencing excessive heat. When using a hot water bottle with infants, ensure the water temperature does not exceed 40°C. Always check to prevent overheating. Since babies cannot change their position on their own, they rely entirely on parental supervision. If in doubt, consult your doctor before using a hot water bottle. Hot water bottles and their components are not toys and are not suitable for children.

Handling Eco Hot Water Bottles
Do not use boiling water; a maximum water temperature of 60°C is recommended. Open the zip or envelope-style cover and fold it back over the shoulders. Hold the hot water bottle sideways with your left hand while using the cover as insulation. Place the bottle upright on a surface, tilt the spout slightly, and carefully fill it until the water level is about 4 cm below the opening. Firmly tighten the stopper until sealed. Ensure the spout remains round and does not become oval-shaped when screwing it closed. Tightening by hand is sufficient—do not use tools. Check before each use that the stopper is secure and undamaged. Only use the original stopper. Avoid bending or folding the bottle.

General Hot Water Bottle Safety
Never use a hot water bottle as a cushion or sit on it. Do not fill the bottle with water from a household hot water system, as this may reduce its lifespan. Avoid contact with oils, fats, and hot surfaces. When not in use, empty the bottle completely. Protect the bottle from direct sunlight. Do not place heavy objects on the bottle during storage. Before each use, check the bottle and stopper for signs of wear or damage.

For Your Safety
Avoid contact with hot surfaces. Do not heat in an oven, microwave, or on a grill. Do not place sharp or heavy objects on the bottle. Do not use boiling water to prevent skin burns. For infants and toddlers under 3 years old, the water temperature must not exceed 40°C. For children over 3 years old, a maximum of 60°C is recommended. Avoid prolonged or direct skin contact. Do not fall asleep with the hot water bottle directly on your skin, as this may cause burns without immediate awareness.