samplyHot Water Bottle with Knitted Cover, 2L Hot Water Bag for Hot and Cold Compress, Hand Feet Warmer, Ideal for Menstrual Cramps, Neck and Shoulder Pain Relief, Purple

Bought this for my partner and she absolutely loves it. The sweater is nice and thick and soft. The bottle has had no leaks and stays warm for ages. It’s a good size and good value for money. Highly recommended.

This is my first ever hot water bottle, and I’m a convert now. The sleeve looks fancy and high quality. The plastic is strong, making it easy to manage once it has the hot water inside.Happy to report there’s been no water leakages and that the bottle retains heat very well. While other plastic stuff often smells when using with hot water, this doesn’t.Great product.

Sturdy bottle that retains heat for hours. The knitted cover is soft and comfortable. Some initial plastic odor that dissapates after a couple of uses.

Works great. Stays warm for hours.Has an odor. Not bad, but distracting.Hopefully, it will go away.

Alright, let’s talk about the Samply Hot Water Bottle with Knitted Cover. This thing has been a lifesaver, especially during those chilly nights or when I’m dealing with pesky cramps.First off, let’s talk about the quality. The hot water bottle itself feels sturdy and well-made, so I don’t have to worry about any leaks or accidents. And the knitted cover? It’s beautifully crafted with high-quality materials, adding an extra layer of insulation and comfort.Now, onto ease of cleaning. I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to clean this thing. The knitted cover is removable, so I can simply slip it off and toss it in the wash whenever it needs a refresh. No fuss, no hassle—just easy peasy cleaning.And let’s talk about color. I went for the classic red, and it’s just so vibrant and cheerful. It adds a pop of color to my bed or couch, which I love. Plus, it’s easy to spot when I need it in the middle of the night.Now, as for smell, I was a bit worried at first, but thankfully, there’s no weird plastic smell or anything like that. Just pure, comforting warmth. And with the knitted cover, I don’t have to worry about any odd odors lingering around.Overall, I can’t recommend the Samply Hot Water Bottle with Knitted Cover enough. It’s not only high-quality and easy to clean, but it also comes in a beautiful color and doesn’t have any funky smells. Whether you need to warm up on a cold night or soothe sore muscles, this little bottle has got your back.

Very nice hot Water Bottle, very nice knitted cover also! No leaks so far but only been in use for 1 week

Excellent!Very very useful.Retains heat for longer periods and easier to store and use.Definitely buying one more as a gift to my familyThe fabric cover on top of it helps prevent the heat burnsOnly con : manufacturer did not provide max temperature details

Experience is good after a few days of testing. Easy to fill, cork is not too cheaply made, fabric is soft, design is cute. You can shove it under your shirt and it stay there with just friction, that's nice. The fabric is not stretchy enough to easily go over when it's full (you can do it, but you would tear it quickly) so keep in mind you'll have to fill it with the fabric *on*.Here's the issue with it:You're not "supposed to" fill with hot water, only warm. Two bad things can happen if you use hot/boiling water: 1 the water can degrade plastic, tear and scald you. 2 steam can cause pressure build up and burst the bag, scald you. 2 can be solved by filling it 2/3, squeezing air out and closing. 1 you have to trust the manufacturer. Instructions don't explain any of this, just say "only warm water".With warm water you will get hardly any warmth and it won't last long. If you can hold your hand in the water without pain, it's useless for this bag (at least with the sheath). If it's cold enough to bother with a hot water bottle, you *will* need hot water (80C). This "warm only" is a stupid loophole like qtips saying not to stick in ears, it means that manufacturer offers *no* warranty for normal use of the product. This often means the manufacturer *expects* that the product will fail in that use, otherwise they would have offered a warranty which would make the product attractive.So the product by itself is fine. However, QC also matters. This manufacturer is using a sneaky way to declare they have NO faith in the product, so you are taking a risk. To be fair, most hot water bottles at this price point are like this, so it's not like you have a choice (unless you want to pay $40+). But I think fellow consumers should be aware of this.