Warmth and softness

A hot water bottle you plug in for eight minutes and that stays warm for up to six hours, with no boiling water and no pan.

A sleeved blanket for two, 160 × 180 cm in soft polyester, with two pairs of sleeves and a shared central pocket.

A towel warmer with five heated bars, plugged into an ordinary socket, mounted on the wall or standing on its feet — both fittings are supplied.

A USB-powered electric foot warmer that takes both feet under the desk and lies flat as a heating pad, up to 60 °C.

An eye mask filled with clay beads and lavender, heated for thirty seconds in the microwave, with an adjustable strap and complete darkness over the eyelids.

A 100 W heating pad shaped to sit on the shoulders and run down the back, with several temperature levels and an automatic shut-off.

A 7 kg weighted blanket, in the single format 120 × 180 cm, filled with glass microbeads spread across five quilted layers.

A heated mattress topper 140 × 160 cm for a double bed, with two separate 60 W controls, one per side of the bed.

A 60 W heated mattress topper in the single format, 80 × 150 cm, that slides under the fitted sheet and brings the bed up to temperature before bedtime.

A 50 × 31 cm heated mat to place under the desk, under your feet or under a yoga mat, with two temperature levels and a non-slip base.

A pair of slippers with removable inner packs, which go one to two minutes in the microwave depending on its power.

A hooded sleeved blanket, fleece lined, one adult size, 160 cm across with the sleeves out, that you put on like a garment.

A fleece polyester blanket of 130 × 170 cm, with two sleeves and a central pocket for the remote or the phone.

A heated blanket of 130 × 180 cm and 160 W, with nine temperature levels and a timer from 20 to 180 minutes.