FAQs about electric hot water bottle

Electric hot water bottles are becoming more and more popular as a safe and convenient alternative to traditional hot water bottles. These innovative devices provide comfortable warmth without the need for boiling water or constant reheating. In this article, we’ll address some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about electric hot water bottles to give you the answers you need to make an informed decision and enjoy the comfort that electric hot water bottles provide.

Q:What is an electric hot water bottle?

A:Electric hot water bottles are an alternative to hot water bottles and have the exact same functions as hot water bottles, relieving pain and providing warmth. But electric hot water bottles are more convenient and comfortable to use.

Q:How long does an electric hot water bottle last?

A: It depends on the environment and frequency of use. Under normal circumstances, if it is only used in winter and charged three times a day on average, the life of the electric hot water bottle can reach 3 years.

Q:How safe are electric hot water bottles?

A:The design of the cvvtch electric hot water bottle has undergone strict safety testing from the inside to the outside and is very safe to use. The interior uses a plate-shaped heating wire wrapped with silica gel to achieve the separation of water and electricity and evenly heat. Each electric hot water bottle is stitched with 6 layers of high-quality PVC and is pressure tested before leaving the factory to prevent leakage. Equipped with a smart charger, it automatically cuts off power when reaching 70°, has an overheating protection mechanism, and has an explosion-proof function.

Q:Do electric hot water bottles use a lot of electricity?

A:The rated power of the electric hot water bottle supplier by the cvvtch electric hot water bottle manufacturer is 360W, and the average charging time is 10 minutes. The heat preservation time of the cvvtch electric hot water bottle is 6-8 hours, and it is charged approximately 3 times a day. Then:

Rated power=360w

Time=10*3/60=0.5h

Daily power consumption = 360 (w) * 0.5 (h) / 1000 = 0.18 kWh

Q:How does electric water bottle work?

A:The principle of the hot water bottle is to use an electric heating wire or heating element to generate heat, and then transfer the heat to the filler to increase the temperature of the filler, thereby producing a thermal effect. 

Simply plug in the charger and allow 8~12 minutes for the bottle to heat up (depending on your environment temperature). The red indicator light on the charger will switch off once ready.

Now you're ready to remove the charger and enjoy 2~8 hours of warmth (depending on your environment temperature).

Q: What is inside electric hot water bottle?

A:The liquid to put in the electric hot water bottle depends on the condition of the product. Usually, the electric hot water bottle is filled with water. The water inside is not ordinary tap water but processed distilled water or purified water. This is because ordinary tap water may contain some impurities, which may cause the water quality to deteriorate after long-term use, problems such as mildew, yellowing or short circuit caused by impurities occur,

so it needs to be filtered to ensure that there are no impurities in the water before it is suitable as the filling liquid for electric hot water bottles. Some electric hot water bottles require a special liquid, which is usually polyethylene glycol, which is more viscous than water and has good heat conduction properties.

Q:How do you get air out of an electric hot water bottle?

A:Electric hot water bottles typically do not require the removal of air. Unlike traditional rubber hot water bottles that need to be filled with water, electric hot water bottles are sealed units containing a heating element and a predetermined amount of water. The heating element warms the water when the device is activated.

If you have an electric hot water bottle with excess air inside, it’s important to note that it is not intended to be emptied or have air removed manually. Altering the contents may damage the device or compromise its safety features. The presence of air does not affect the functionality or performance of the electric hot water bottle.

If you experience issues with your electric hot water bottle, such as leaks or malfunctions, consult the manufacturer’s instructions or contact customer support for guidance and assistance specific to your product.

Q:How much does it cost to charge an electric hot water bottle?

A:If you are in the UK, based on the following reference for household electricity prices in various countries around the world in 2023, the cost you need to pay every time is 0.06*0.46=0.0276 USA=0.022 pounds=2.2 pence

Q:Do the hot water bottle need replace the water?

A:No, the water injection process has been completed,this bottle is convenient,never need to manually up the water,just charge a ten minutes can lasting heat.

Q:Who can use the hot water bottle?

A:Menstrual pain: A hot water bottle can provide a warm and comfortable feeling to relieve pain and discomfort during menstruation.

Muscle Soreness: A hot water bottle can soothe sore muscles by providing therapeutic warmth and promote muscle relaxation and recovery.

Back Pain: The warming effect of a hot water bottle can soothe tension and pain in your back muscles, providing comfort and relief. 

Poor blood circulation: The warmth of a hot water bottle can promote blood circulation, accelerate blood flow, and effectively reduce the discomfort caused by poor blood circulation. 

Seniors: Seniors are often more susceptible to feeling cold, and the warmth provided by a hot water bottle can maintain body temperature and relieve joint pain and muscle stiffness. 

Need to warm up: Whether in winter or during outdoor activities, hot water bottles can provide people with comfortable warmth and help maintain the appropriate temperature of the body. 

Seek relaxation: The warmth and comfort of a hot water bottle can help people relax, relieve stress and anxiety, and bring physical and mental comfort.

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