Heat Pack Plush Fleece Tartan Check Microwave Wheat Bag (Lavender, Red)
Description
- The fleece wheat pack is from a colourful new range of products made exclusively by us. Designed and made in UK. Our wheat bag is filled with wheat from Norfolk, England.
- It can be gently heated in the microwave or cool in the freezer, and is shaped to mould itself to any part of the body but particularly around the neck, making it easier to target the pain or therapy.
- A soft, fleece fabric. Gift boxed. Choose lavender infused or non scented.
- Length 42cm, Width 13cm approx 750g. Position as required, wheat is loose in the heat pack.
- The heat pack is a reusable, microwavable hot pack but can also be chilled in the freezer and used as a cold compress.
Scent Name:Lavender  |  Size:Red Fleece bright and cheerful designs for any age and gender. Gift boxed. We have other colours and patterns, please search our Storefront to see the full range.
Reviews
G**N
Love these heat packs!
Absolutely love these heat packs - lavender smelling ones are great however the lavender scent fades which is expectable. But they really come in hand few minutes in the microwave and you have your on the go heat pad. Bought them for nearly everyone I know for a Christmas present alot easier and I would even say safier to use than a hot water bottle :)
S**N
Works well
Works a treat. But if a ‘wheaty’ smell after heated up but soon goes.
V**D
Very happy
The quality and texture of the item is so nice and it hold heat very well. Delivery was super quick too!! Thank you
M**N
Review
Not very warm when heated up.
S**N
Looks good
Nice box, bought as a present
S**8
Works as it should but could be better
Works as it should but would have been better if the bag was filled with slightly more wheat for better and more even coverage - when laid out, it's a very thin layer which cools down quite quickly.
W**D
Fabulous
Fabulous ordered a few and very happy 😊
C**K
Heat
Doesn't stay warm for long enough for what I needed it for
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