Fashy GmbH Produktion und Vertrieb
Fashy 65286 44 Plush Hot Water Bottle 0.8L
Germany , Korntal-Münchingen
Fashy 65286 44 Plush Hot Water Bottle 0.8L
The cover is removable and washable, made from 100% polyester.
When we buy a hot water bottle, we're already looking forward to it making life more comfortable: to it warming cold feet, relaxing us or comforting our children as they fall asleep. Getting or giving warmth always helps to make us feel comforted and content.
Original fashy hot water bottle proven for decades in the highest quality in a wide variety with the following advantages:
- extra large aperture
- integrally moulded hot water bottles
- brilliant and fade proof colours
- due to our highly developed closing technique the washer of the hot water bottle stopper is no l longer needed
- made of high quality thermoplast material
- material is recyclable
- german engineering
- manufactured to British Standard B.S.1970:2012
- regular independent product quality testing
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