Hot water bottle ORION 1.6 l beige with knitted cover 33x20 cm

Rubber hot water bottle ORION 1.6 l in beige with a removable knitted cover combines a flexible heat reservoir with a soft textile sleeve. With a capacity of 1.6 liters and external dimensions approximately 33×20 cm, this hot water bottle is intended for targeted heat application to relieve minor muscle aches, abdominal cramps and to warm hands or feet. The knitted cover reduces direct rubber-to-skin contact and makes handling more comfortable while the screw cap ensures a secure closure to retain hot water during use.

Advantages

The ORION hot water bottle provides uniform heat distribution across its surface thanks to the flexible rubber construction and medium capacity that is suitable for localized warming. The knitted cover adds thermal insulation and a softer touch, reducing the risk of direct hot spots on the skin. It is reusable, easy to fill and empty, and its compact shape makes it suitable for transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Local heat therapy for muscle tension and cramps
• Warming hands, feet or bed before sleep
• Comfort during cold weather or while resting
• Temporary relief from minor abdominal or joint discomfort

Key specifications

• Material: rubber reservoir with knitted textile cover
• Capacity: 1.6 liters
• External dimensions: approximately 33 × 20 cm
• Color: beige (cover)
• Closure type: screw cap for secure sealing
• Reusable and portable design

How to use

Hold the bottle upright, unscrew the cap and pour in hot water at a safe temperature — do not use boiling water. Fill to the recommended level, close the cap tightly and check for leaks before use. Place the knitted cover over the bottle if not already fitted, ensure the warm side is comfortable against the skin and avoid direct prolonged contact with highly sensitive areas. After use, empty residual water, allow the bottle to dry thoroughly with the cap removed, then store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

Do not use boiling water; inspect the rubber surface and cap regularly for signs of wear or damage; keep away from sharp objects and open flames. For safety, avoid prolonged direct contact with fragile or numb skin—use the knitted cover as a protective layer and consult product instructions or a healthcare professional for specific therapeutic use.