You can now buy a fluffy hot water bottle for your neck and shoulders at Home Bargains.
The discount store is selling the product for just £5.99 and it’s covered in a fluffy white cover.
Facebook page Bag a Weekly Bargain shared a photo of the hot water bottle and shoppers are rushing to buy one.
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The post was captioned: “Being a footy mom this is definitely a sale pick this Neck/Shoulder Hot Water Bottle up at HOMEBARGAINS for £5.99([Photo by] Wyrley Brook Cannock). (sic)”
Tagging a friend, one person commented: “Imagine the comfort!! Don’t think I’d ever get any work done.”
Wow I’m definitely buying one of these.
Another wrote: “Wow I’m definitely buying one of these.”
A third added: “Wish I’d had one of these of a Sunday morning brrrrrrr.”
We recently revealed that Dunelm sells a hot water bottle you can wrap around your neck this winter.
The home furnishings retailer says that the hot water bottle – which costs £7 – is, “designed with a soft and cosy cover that is removable and machine washable”.
The description continues: “This charcoal coloured Teddy Bear neck hot water bottle is perfect to bring comfort to the neck and shoulders that will keep you warm and cosy.”
There’s many ways to keep yourself warm this winter from woolly hats, gloves and scarfs.
But have you ever tried heated underwear? Well, Amazon sell Smart Heated Panties to ensure you’re prepared for the cold snap.
The undies are £41, high-waisted and have a 12-hour life span on the “winter warmer” setting.
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According to the Amazon website, the pants “regulate menstruation, nourish the uterus, play an anti-inflammatory repair, scientifically regulate the uterus environment” as well as “effectively protect the health and fertility”.
The pants have five settings – ranging from 37C to 50C.
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