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Cozee Electric Hot Water Bottle

Product Description

Throw away that old hottie! For years the traditional old hot water bottle has been considered a safe means of providing warmth and comfort. The trouble is that traditional hot water bottles are not as safe or effective as you may think. Severe burns and scalds have resulted from splits and leaks and from filling with boiling water. Burns from traditional hot water bottles are frequent and real, especially for diabetes sufferers and anyone suffering from reduced sensation in the hands or feet.

The Cozee Electric Hot Water Bottle is a new generation hot water bottle. It is fully rechargable, never needs refilling and turns itself off when it has reached the required temperature, so no burning! It is easy to use, heats in 10 minutes and stays warm for up to 5 hours. The Cozee Electric Hot Water Bottle has Australian and New Zealand Safety Standard AS/NZS 60335.2.17 (2007) V1. Cozee Electric Hot Water Bottles are filled with water consisting of 3 membranes, and so are guaranteed not to leak. They heat up to approximately 70 degrees Celsius and are protected by two temperature heat controllers. They are hot but still safe to handle. Cozee Electric Hot Water Bottles are also great to apply on sore, tight or stiff muscles.

Please note that the Cozee Electric Hot Water Bottle comes with a New Zealand 2 prong plug which will require an adaptor in other countries.

Directions For Use

Your Cozee Electric Hot Water Bottles comes with one hot water bottle and one cord with an NZ plug. The cord is only used to heat/recharge the hot water bottle and is detachable from the hot water bottle.

• 1. Attach cord to hot water bottle and plug into power point for 15 minutes to heat.
• 2. When the red light on the plug turns off, it is ready to use.
• 3. Enjoy the benefits of a warm, soothed and relaxed body with Cozee!

Cozee, Waitakare, New Zealand.

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