Hot Water Bottle 2 Litre - Large Leak-Proof Hot Water Bottle with Ribbed Grip
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£34.95£57.95
Hot Water Bottle 2 Litre - Large Leak-Proof Hot Water Bottle with Ribbed Grip
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Cold nights in the tent or on the sofa start with cold feet. This large hot water bottle holds 2 litres of hot water and gives off steady warmth for hours, so your sleeping bag is warm before you climb in.
Fill it two thirds with hot (not boiling) tap water, let the air out and screw the cap down tight: the leak-proof seal keeps every drop inside. The odourless soft PVC body has a ribbed half for grip and a smooth half that feels pleasant against your skin. At 19.5 x 30 cm (7.7 x 11.8 in) it is big enough to warm your feet or lap and still packs into a camping bag. Rinse it once with warm water before first use.
Key Features:
A 2 litre capacity gives off steady warmth for hours
A leak-proof screw cap keeps the water safely inside
A ribbed half gives grip and a smooth half feels soft on the skin
Warms up a sleeping bag, cold feet or hands at camp or at home
An odourless, flexible PVC body that is reusable winter after winter
Measures 19.5 x 30 cm and fits in a camping bag
Activearo builds gear for the long day outdoors. Fill it, cap it and stay warm all night.
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If you decide to return the items for whatever reason you may do so within 30 days from the day that you received them. Read more in our Return and Refund Policy.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 17 reviews.
The ribbed surface is a thoughtful detail because it gives the bottle a little more texture to hold onto when filling it. The two-liter capacity also seems practical for a long evening on the couch.
This is the kind of practical item I would keep in the bedroom during winter. The raised texture is a nice touch and the overall design looks easy to store when empty.
The cap design matters more to me than decorative features on something like this. This model appears to focus on the essentials, which is what I would want.
The larger size is what caught my attention. It looks more useful for warming a bed than the smaller bottles I have seen, although it would obviously be heavier when full.
The wide, traditional shape seems convenient for resting against your back. I would still wrap it in a towel before putting it directly against skin, especially right after filling.
I appreciate the straightforward design. No extra cover or complicated parts, just a generously sized hot water bottle that can be tucked under a blanket on colder nights.
The bottle has a classic shape rather than anything gimmicky. My main consideration would be leaving enough room when filling and checking the stopper each time.
The size is a definite plus for someone who wants warmth across a broader area. I would not expect it to replace heating, but it seems handy for localized comfort.
Practical, uncomplicated and large enough to be useful around the house. I would have liked to see a matching cover included, but that is easy enough to add separately.
I prefer a hot water bottle without a bulky built-in sleeve because I can choose my own cover. The ribbed exterior makes this one look like a sensible basic option.
A simple two-liter bottle is useful for cold feet before bed. I like the textured exterior, though I would definitely use a fabric layer between it and my skin.
The two-liter volume makes sense for winter use. I like the idea of preparing it once in the evening rather than needing to refill a tiny bottle repeatedly.
It is nice to see the ribbed grip on both the functional and comfort side of the design. Simple products like this really depend on the cap fitting securely and being easy to handle.
Sizing can vary from piece to piece. If there's a size chart on the page, that's your best guide. Not sure, or between sizes? Email us your usual size or measurements and we'll point you to the right one. Quicker than guessing.
Yes. If it doesn't fit or isn't what you expected, send it back within 30 days of delivery for a refund or exchange.
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Most of our apparel: machine wash cold, hang dry, skip the bleach and the iron. Always follow the care label on your specific item.
The ribbed surface is a thoughtful detail because it gives the bottle a little more texture to hold onto when filling it. The two-liter capacity also seems practical for a long evening on the couch.
This is the kind of practical item I would keep in the bedroom during winter. The raised texture is a nice touch and the overall design looks easy to store when empty.
The cap design matters more to me than decorative features on something like this. This model appears to focus on the essentials, which is what I would want.
The larger size is what caught my attention. It looks more useful for warming a bed than the smaller bottles I have seen, although it would obviously be heavier when full.
The wide, traditional shape seems convenient for resting against your back. I would still wrap it in a towel before putting it directly against skin, especially right after filling.
I appreciate the straightforward design. No extra cover or complicated parts, just a generously sized hot water bottle that can be tucked under a blanket on colder nights.
The bottle has a classic shape rather than anything gimmicky. My main consideration would be leaving enough room when filling and checking the stopper each time.
The size is a definite plus for someone who wants warmth across a broader area. I would not expect it to replace heating, but it seems handy for localized comfort.
Practical, uncomplicated and large enough to be useful around the house. I would have liked to see a matching cover included, but that is easy enough to add separately.
I prefer a hot water bottle without a bulky built-in sleeve because I can choose my own cover. The ribbed exterior makes this one look like a sensible basic option.
A simple two-liter bottle is useful for cold feet before bed. I like the textured exterior, though I would definitely use a fabric layer between it and my skin.
The two-liter volume makes sense for winter use. I like the idea of preparing it once in the evening rather than needing to refill a tiny bottle repeatedly.
It is nice to see the ribbed grip on both the functional and comfort side of the design. Simple products like this really depend on the cap fitting securely and being easy to handle.