The Heat in Click Bottle Warmer is designed to enable you to keep your baby's milk warm when you are out and about.
Rather than having to try and borrow boiling hot water, or use of a microwave when you are out in the park, shopping, in traffic or just visiting friends - simply click the pad surounding the bottle and it heats up to 54 degrees to heat up the milk and keep it warm for up to an hour.
Feedback from many Mum's is they also use the heat in click pad to keep the milk, or baby food warm. Simply heat the milk or food before you go out, wrap the pad around the bottle, or container, click and it will keep it nice and warm for at laest an hour.
The same pad can also be used to keep your baby's buggy, or cot warm.
The bottle warmer pad is compact and light so will fit easily into your handbag or nappy changing bag.
Instructions for use
- Flex metal disc back and forth until you see crystals form and the pad begins to warm up.
- Knead pad to soften.
Reusing The Pad.
- Boil a pot of water with a cloth at the bottom of the pot.
- Place the pad on the cloth inside the pot and continue to boil the water until all crystals are dissolved and the pad in completely clear.
- When the pad is completely clear, (only liquid remains), take it out of the water using plastic tongs, and place it on a cloth or counter area to cool down.
- Please note: All crystals must be dissolved in order for the pad to be stored in its original state. If not perfectly clear, a chain reaction will begin and the pad will stay in its heated form. Carefully hold the pad against a light to make sure no crystals left. If crystals start forming while the pad is cooling, repeat steps 1, 2 and 3.
- When the pad cools down, it is ready to be reused.
Q1: Can I microwave them?
Yes you can BUT WE DO NOT RECOMMEND TO USE THEM, as this over heats the plastic and becomes weak, which tends to leak the solution out of the pad. Also all microwaves have different heating power, and this cause damage to the heating pad and the microwave.
Q2.How should Heat pad be stored?
Heat Pads are best stored in the liquid state for long term storage.
Q3.Are Heat pads safe?
Yes, the heat pads are non-toxic and reusable