Amazing Health Unscented Wheat Bags Microwavable Heat Pack - Soft Black Fleece, Made in UK, 42cm Long, Heat Pad for Pain Relief

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Mine was 'borrowed' by our new puppy who needed some extra warmth in the cold weather, but he has also used it cold in hot weather. Pull out and use to cool yourself on a hot day, making for a reduced need for turning on the a/c, or use as you would an ice pack for injuries, reduce bruising and swelling etc.

Despite these benefits, many people simply do not know how to get the most out of their microwave wheat bags effectively and safely. Frequently re-hydrate the wheat by placing a cup of water in the microwave next to the wheat bag and heat for the recommended time. Our trainers are highly experienced medical, health and emergency services professionals who will tailor the training to your needs. Wheat bags are designed for use in your microwave, and indeed this is the only recommended way to heat them. For Insurance Purposes - My wife has been using a Wheat Bag on a daily basis for over a year now, for an arthritis problem, so bought this as an insurance for when it needs to be replaced.They are a great holistic remedy to ease aches, pains, injuries and discomfort as well as aiding relaxation, so above all else, enjoy your instant personal warmer. I tend to start my stitching as close to the end with the filling in as possible and then move the filling within the bag as I need to so I can stitch all the way around.

Place a small cup of water inside the microwave whilst heating to assist wheat hydration, after many uses to ensure it does not dry out. We would not suggest the use of wheat bags, we've had something similar before where this caused a failure in the microwave. The wheat grains are very good at holding on to heat and cold and releasing it very slowly giving comfort and warmth or a great cooling effect for a long time.

Some products may require you to only place the inner warming pack into the microwave and have different instructions for this accordingly. These bags are versatile, as they can also be used for cold treatments, effectively storing and releasing cool energy. A: A wheatbag is a natural, safe, inexpensive, chemical and drug free treatment for pains and discomforts for people of all ages and walks of life.

You must check the minimum recommended age if it is provided, and take extra care to read and understand any instructions. Make sure the wheat bag is completely cool and moisture free before storing with these instructions in a cool dry place.Check it conforms to the voluntary safety standard and make sure you can easily contact the retailer if you encounter any issues. Once you are happy that your microwave wheat bag is safe to use, it is now time to check your microwave. My favourite is flannel/flannelette/winceyette as this has a soft and slightly cosy texture while still being cotton. Where you might have once used a hot water bottle, a Zhu Zhu microwavable wheat bag can be used, but without the risk of scalding or leaking and with a great deal more convenience. Their weighted nature also provides sensory and soothing benefits which may contribute to your overall wellbeing.

If you are concerned about staining - just fold your wheatbag up in a tea towel and remove it after use to wash it. Most wheat bags are fragranced with lavender, although you are able to find other that are unscented or fragranced with an alternative scent. By following these simple steps, you can safely and effectively heat your microwaveable wheat bag in the microwave.Microwavable wheat bags and cuddly toys have become popular Christmas gifts, but they can be a potential fire risk if not used correctly. The wrap radiates heat deep into muscles, joints and ligaments, relieving discomfort and promoting healing. Be cautious and check your skin to avoid any possibility of freezer-burn and use a towel on your body with the pack on top to avoid direct contact with the skin. Allow your wheat bag or heat pack to fully cool down on a safe non-combustible surface before attempting to reheat it.