[MDA APPROVED] MEDIHUB Hot Water Bag (2L) 6 Designs

A hot water bag, also known as a hot water bottle, is a portable device used to provide localized heat therapy for various purposes, such as relieving pain, soothing muscle aches, or keeping warm during cold weather.

1.Preparing the Hot Water Bag:

Inspect the hot water bag for any signs of damage, such as cracks or leaks. Do not use a hot water bag that is damaged or compromised.

2.Filling the Hot Water Bag:

Ensure that the stopper or cap of the hot water bag is securely tightened before filling. Use hot water from the tap, kettle, or hot water dispenser. Do not use boiling water as it can damage the bag and cause burns.

3.Controlling Water Temperature:

Be cautious with the water temperature to avoid scalding. The water should be comfortably warm, not too hot. To test the temperature, press the bag against your forearm before applying it to the body. It should feel warm but not uncomfortably hot.

4.Removing Air:

To avoid excess air inside the hot water bag, gently squeeze the bag while filling it with water to expel any trapped air. This will prevent the bag from becoming too firm and uncomfortable to use.

5.Filling Capacity:

Fill the hot water bag to approximately two-thirds of its capacity to allow room for expansion when the water is heated.

6.Securing the Cap:

After filling, securely tighten the stopper or cap to prevent any water from leaking.

7.Covering the Hot Water Bag:

Before applying the hot water bag to the skin, wrap it in a soft cover or towel to avoid direct contact with the skin, which may cause burns.

8.Applying the Hot Water Bag:

Apply the covered hot water bag to the desired area, such as the abdomen, back, or sore muscles.

Keep the bag in place for the recommended duration of use, usually up to 20-30 minutes, or as directed by a healthcare professional.

9.Reheating:

After use, empty the hot water bag and let it cool completely before refilling it with warm water for the next application.

10.Storage and Care:

Store the hot water bag in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.