If you’re finding catching those Zs harder than ever amid the current heatwave, fear not—this is your cheat sheet to sleeping ...

As temperatures rise, cognitive abilities take a nosedive – and our physical health starts to suffer, too. So, what can we do ...

Hot water bottles do have expiration dates, after which they’re no longer safe to use. There have been examples of them ...

With this in mind, I decided to try the icy hot water bottle trick for myself. I placed a jug of cold water in the fridge for a couple of hours before bedtime in this sticky heat, then, just as I ...

The five reasons why you shouldn’t take your hot water bottle to bed. Burns. One of the most obvious reasons why we shouldn’t sleep with a hot water bottle is due to the risk of burns.

Mirror reporter Julia Banim filled her trusty hot water bottle with ice-cold water in a bid to try and get a good night's sleep in the heatwave - and it surprisingly worked a treat ...

A hot water bottle can also be helpful for back pain during pregnancy, according to ACOG. The organization just recommends wrapping the bottle in a towel to avoid overheating.

IT’S well and truly hot water bottle season but be sure not to make a common mistake. If you skip a vital step then you may be increasing your risk of getting burned this winter. While people… ...

Although more expensive to run per hour than a hot water bottle, some of the electric blankets we've tested (see our reviews of the best electric blankets) aren't too heavy on energy use. Several of ...

(The hot-water bottle is not for the shin splints, but I have now used it, an impulse purchase, more than I have used the ice packs.) I’ll tell anyone and everyone: ...