Heat Tunk | Lambskin | Short Hair | 37x27 cm

Prepare yourself for the friendliest winter and afternoon moments with your very own heating can with a cover of real merino lambskin from New Zealand. This will undoubtedly become your new best friend as it is both comfortable, soft and can keep you warm when you freeze!

Size: 37 x 27 cm
Material: Merino Lambskin from New Zealand
Hair length: 2-3 cm
Hair type: Naturally curly hair
Density: Extremely close
Colored/natural: colored (except for the white variant)
Method of manufacture: composed of perfectly customized pieces

The cover is buzzing with high quality, which can be felt in the curly and dense lambskin coat. Furthermore, the coat is tremendously resistant to both dirt and bacteria, so you should not be sorry to use your heating can regularly. You certainly won't be able to get enough once you stand with the can in your hands!

The heating tank contains a rubber bottle. In the top of the bottle there is a symbol that shows that it should not be used for more than 3 years. Therefore, it is recommended to replace the bottle/container. This can easily be done using the zipper at the back.

NOTE: We recommend that the water you come in is not over 70 degrees hot. In addition, the heating tank must not be filled more than 70%and it is not recommended that you sit or lie on top of the can, as it must not be exposed to a load above 50 kg.

You can read more about our delicious heating tanks here.

Keep an eye on your heating can!

Old heat tanks can break and cause severe burns. Therefore, it is recommended to check regularly for signs of wear and that you do not use heating tanks that are more than two years old.

This symbol found on the bottleneck of our heating tank indicates exactly when it was made.

The number in the middle is the year, it was made, the fields around the figure represent the 12 months of the year, and the small dots inside represent the number of weeks. So this heating pad was made in January 2021.

The general recommendation from our suppliers is to replace your heating can every two to the third year. However, you do not need to replace it until it starts to leak or crack if you use it properly and check it regularly.

Keep an eye on your heating can!

Old heat tanks can break and cause severe burns. Therefore, it is recommended to check regularly for signs of wear and that you do not use heating tanks that are more than two years old.

This symbol found on the bottleneck of our heating tank indicates exactly when it was made.

The number in the middle is the year, it was made, the fields around the figure represent the 12 months of the year, and the small dots inside represent the number of weeks. So this heating pad was made in January 2021.

The general recommendation from our suppliers is to replace your heating can every two to the third year. However, you do not need to replace it until it starts to leak or crack if you use it properly and check it regularly.