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This Scottish Polar Red Kettle Sanodiane is a traditional way, still simple and effective to keep warm. Wrapped in a fancy cover or very soft polar pattern, the Scottish Polar Red Kettle Sanodiane become your companion for the evening you sleep in peace and you will be useful to keep warm during the long winter nights ...
The Kettle Sanodiane gives you warmth during the night. Wrapped in a fleece cover, it is ideal for the evening to warm the bed to sleep safely. To warm during long winter nights ... Wrapped in a very soft fleece cover, it will become your companion for the evening you sleep in peace. Protected in its fabric cover, it provides a gentle diffusion of heat to the skin.
This Scottish Polar Red Kettle Sanodiane is a traditional way, still simple and effective to keep warm. Wrapped in a fancy cover or very soft polar pattern, the Arctic Red Kettle Sanodiane become your companion for the evening you sleep in peace and you will be useful to keep warm during the long winter nights ...
Fill the kettle with 2/3 not boiling hot water (at least 7 minutes after stopping the boiling). Hunting steam kettle, tilting before the close. Screw the cap carefully checking the seal. After use, empty the kettle and dry without cap upside down. The kettle is simply cleaned with soap and water. Please do not heat the water bottle in the microwave. When used by children, adult supervision is recommended. Do not use if allergic to latex. Hot water bottles can cause burns, avoid prolonged direct contact with the skin.
Natural rubber. Wash bag stuffed preferably by hand and lay flat to dry naturally. The board does not cover plush complies with toy safety
Sanodiane - 1 water bottle with its fleece cover.
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