Rapeseed pillows are a traditional home remedy for soothing heat applications. The rapeseed filling reliably stores heat and releases it in a pleasantly dosed manner. It can be easily warmed in the microwave or oven – for gentle relaxation in everyday life. Whether for minor aches, tense muscles, or cold feet: the warmth of our pillow helps to let go, relax, and simply feel better.
Areas of application
The pillow can be used for short-term heat application to enhance well-being and specifically to alleviate physical discomfort as part of heat therapy. For private household use only; suitable for babies, children, and adults.
Abdominal pain/cramps
Sluggish bowels and flatulence
Colds
Muscle aches/stiffness
Muscle/neck tension
Menstrual discomfort
General warming of cold body parts
Instructions for use and heating
Check for unusual odors, mold or burn marks beforehand.
Non-preheated oven: max. 110 °C for max. 5 minutes.
Microwave: max. 300 watts for max. 1 minute.
Alternatively, place on a hand-warm radiator or tiled stove for a longer period.
Immediately after heating, distribute the heat evenly by shaking.
You can find the safety instructions for the product in our user manual under the "Downloads" tab.
Material
Fabric: 100% Cotton
Filling: Rapeseed
Care instructions
Do not wash the rapeseed pillow to prevent rot/mold growth!
Store product dry!
Protect from moisture
Durability and disposal:
The product should be replaced after 4 years of normal use. The product can be disposed of with household waste. Please separate the individual components of the packaging by type and feed them into the appropriate recycling system. Please observe regional disposal guidelines.
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