Fashy 2.0 Litre Saphir Plain Hot Water Bottle

Great quality hot water bottle. It is not made of natural rubber, the material is a modern plastic, but it is a great heat conductor and so incredibly flexible that it adapts to your body, it almost feels 'fragile' because of this flexibility but it is not. I know it is not supposed to be used as a pillow, but I sometimes do, and the weight does not seem to be a problem. It has a small pattern, not very raised and it is not ribbed, which it is great for a close contact with the bottle and to feel the heat. Wide opening, so the hot water can be poured in easily. Again, I may be the only one here, but I always fill it in with boiling water, have always done all my life. My previous natural rubber bottle lasted about 6 years until the rubber started crumbling inside (may have been because of the boiling water), but it was a decent amount of time to last. I have been using this bottle for about 5 months and between 3-5 times a day when I work from home (I carry it with me to easy pain around injured areas as back/neck/shoulders). It hasn't 'disintegrated' yet with the boiling water or exploded when I lean on it.ADDED NOTE: It keeps very hot for a long time, and warm for several hours.

Seemed a good quality item as soon as I unpacked it. Nice vibrant blue rubber material and absolutely no rubber smell at all. The funnel at the top is wider than other HWBs I've had so there's less chance of hot water splashing your hand when filling it . The filler screw cap seals without too much tightening effort which is good as the filler cap "wings " seem a bit fragile. I like this HWB and look forward to it heating the bed in the coming winter nights.

Keeps warm for about ten hours

After former rubber waterbottles started perishing from age, decided to investigate these 'thermoplastic types'. Works just as well, holds heat for long time, hopefully lasts forever (!) plus a wide-opening filler-hole too. Recommended

Very hot to the touch - don't use without a cover. Hot water bottles have ridges to stop them being too directly hot on the skin, so I'm told. This one doesn't have that, but seems to be decent enough quality so far, and it doesn't have the unpleasant smell like a rubber bottle.I've only used it once but I was happy with it - I did choose to use it with a cover which may have helped retain the heat better, and also stopped it from burning my skin.

The hot water bottle is perfect both in terms design and purposeIt is never too hot to touch yet retains its heat throughout the night, well into the morning.Highly recommended

It only lasted 3 months and then broke, quality is crap, it popped and when it did it severely burned my leg while I was using it. Don’t buy it doesn’t last

I like this bottle as it has a wide neck making it easy to fill.