A hidden detail in your hot water bottle could save you from a painful accident
Consumer expert Alice Beer appeared on This Morning on Monday to share an important piece of safety advice for all those looking to warm themselves up this winter. Amid rising energy bills, many Brits are likely looking for cheaper alternatives to switching on the radiator - this includes hot water bottles.
She added that a regular hot water bottle should last up to three years before people consider finding a replacement. Alice also advised anyone with a hot water bottle to check their date of manufacture to see how long they've had it. She continued: "Inside you have got a daisy wheel date. It's got 12 segments and in the middle of this one you have got a 22. This one was made in 2022. Then you have 12 segments around the outside and those are the months.
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