Why Buy From Us?
A gift that brings comfort
Wheat warmers and hot water bottles make a thoughtful gift for anyone who could use a little extra comfort, from parents and grandparents to a friend who’s feeling under the weather or just wants extra warmth on chilly evenings. Give them a gift that keeps them cosy all winter.
Gentle warmth for everyday aches
A wheat warmer gives soothing heat in minutes and moulds around your neck and shoulders, while a hot water bottle offers long-lasting warmth on chilly evenings. Choose the one that suits you, or keep one of each.
Made in the UK, Safety Tested
Every wheat warmer and hot water bottle is handmade in the UK. Our wheat warmers comply with BS 8433:2004 and our hot water bottles meet BS 1970:2006, so you can relax knowing they're made to British safety standards.
FAQs
Common questions
Would a hot water bottle make a good gift?
Our hot water bottles make a thoughtful gift for parents, grandparents, friends, or anyone who loves to keep cosy, whether for a birthday, Christmas, or simply to show you care.
Are your hot water bottles made in the UK?
Yes, every Blue Badge Co hot water bottle is handmade in the UK.
Is the mini hot water bottle suitable for children?
The mini size is a good fit for children, but an adult should always fill it and check it's comfortably warm rather than hot.
How should I look after my hot water bottle?
When you're not using it, drain it fully and store it with the stopper removed in a cool, dry, dark place away from sunlight. Check the bottle and stopper for wear before each use, and never sit on it or use it as a cushion.
What are the bottles made from?
Our bottles are made from natural rubber, so they may not be suitable if you have a latex or rubber allergy.
Can I wash the cover?
Yes. The cover on our hot water bottles is removable and machine washable.
What is the cover made from?
Each bottle comes in a soft, generously padded cotton cover with a satin ribbon finish, in a range of prints from William Morris designs to dogs and leopard. Always keep the cover on, as it helps protect your skin from burns.
How should I fill my hot water bottle?
Never use boiling water, and fill it no more than two thirds full. Hold it upright by the neck and fill slowly, then lay it on a flat surface to let out the air before screwing the stopper in finger-tight. Water from your home's hot tap isn't recommended, as it can shorten the life of the bottle. The first time you use it, fill it with cold water to check it's in perfect condition.
Are your hot water bottles safe?
Every rubber bottle meets British Standard BS 1970:2006, the UK safety standard for hot water bottles, and comes with full instructions.
What sizes do your hot water bottles come in?
We make two sizes. Our large hot water bottles hold 1.5 litres for long-lasting warmth. Our mini hot water bottles hold 0.5 litres and measure 17cm x 24cm, so they're easy to travel with and a good size for smaller hands.
Are your wheat warmers made in the UK?
Yes, every Blue Badge Co wheat warmer is handmade in the UK.
Does it meet safety standards?
Yes. Our wheat warmers comply with BS 8433:2004, the British Standard for microwaveable heat packs, and come with full use and care instructions.
Is it suitable for children and older people?
It isn't suitable for children under 36 months, as it contains small grains. For young children, older people, or anyone with reduced feeling in their skin, always test the heat first and supervise use where needed.
How big is the wheat warmer?
Our wheat warmers measure 48cm x 10cm, a long shape that wraps nicely around the neck.
Can I wash it?
Yes. Take out the inner bag containing the wheat, then machine wash the outer cover at 40 degrees and let it dry fully before use.
Where on the body can I use it?
It's flexible, so it moulds comfortably to most parts of the body and is especially good around the neck and shoulders. Avoid using it near open wounds or sensitive skin.
Can I use it as a cold pack?
Yes. Place it in a sealed bag in the freezer for at least 2.5 hours. It's ideal for soothing bruising and swelling.
How do I heat my wheat warmer?
Heat it in a domestic microwave of up to 1000 watts. For a 500 to 750 watt microwave, heat for no more than 2 minutes. For a 750 to 1000 watt microwave, heat for no more than 1.5 minutes. Never leave it unattended while heating, and always test the temperature before use.
What is a lavender wheat warmer?
A wheat warmer is a soft fabric bag filled with natural wheat and lavender. Warm it in the microwave for gentle, soothing heat that helps ease everyday aches and tension, while the lavender scent helps you relax.




















