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Hot Water Bottles
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Unfortunately I am at an age where the most reliable bed partner is a hot water bottle.
I have one that was passed on to me by a friend a couple of years ago and I "forgot" to give it back.
I noticed when emptying it in the mornings that there was a trace of residue from the rubber so I went to Boots and was mug enough to cough up �12-00 for a covered pvc replacement.
The label on it very clearly warns against filling the bottle from the domestic hot water supply. I have always used that as the temperature is just right for me.
Does anyone know why it is supposedly bad for a Boots bottle??
I have one that was passed on to me by a friend a couple of years ago and I "forgot" to give it back.
I noticed when emptying it in the mornings that there was a trace of residue from the rubber so I went to Boots and was mug enough to cough up �12-00 for a covered pvc replacement.
The label on it very clearly warns against filling the bottle from the domestic hot water supply. I have always used that as the temperature is just right for me.
Does anyone know why it is supposedly bad for a Boots bottle??
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