NGT Hot Water Bottle 1lt Litre Capacity with Green Fleece Lined Casing Fishing Camping Hiking Home

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It’s ultra soft and ultra warm with a wrap heel design for extra comfort. The hot water bottle itself is made of high quality natural rubber, it stays warm for hours, perfect to keep you warm on those cold camping nights. What to consider when buying a hot water bottle for camping Consider the Material and Durability.

Whether you're planning a romantic glamping weekend for two or you’re taking the kids away on a camping holiday, a portable BBQ grill will take your next camping trip to an entirely new level. Serve your loved ones delicious BBQ food cooked just the same as you would at home. Slip the bottle into your bag by your core or inner thigh and settle in for a toasty night’s sleep. (Depending on the temperature, you may need to get up midway through the night to refresh your bottle’s hot water.)

Standard shape hot water bottles

When you’re out camping, you want to make sure that your hot water bottle is easy to use and clean. Look for bottles with wide mouths or easy-to-use caps that make filling and emptying the bottle a breeze. This will save you time and hassle when you’re trying to get warm on a chilly night. Additionally, choose a bottle made from materials that are easy to clean and won’t retain odours or bacteria. With these features in mind, you can find a hot water bottle that will keep you warm and comfortable on your next camping trip. Additional Features to Consider. The NGT 1 litre hot water bottle with khaki green polar fleece case, has a particularly long heat so perfect for camping. Being just 1 litre you won’t need to the boil the kettle too much. Pop it in your sleeping bag half an hour or so before you go to bed and you will be lovely and cosy! 4. Rechargeable Electric Hot Water Bottle If you’re taking the kids away for their first camping holiday but dreading the prospect of having to put up the tent, a kids’ pop up tent from Decathlon is the answer. They are as sturdy and reliable as traditional poled tents but a lot more fun and easy to pitch. Even the kids can help with setting it up. In situations like this, we turn to a decidedly old-school solution: the humble hot water bottle. Used to warm beds across the world for hundreds of years, slipping a container of hot water under your covers is still one of the most effective ways to cozy up your sleeping space. It’s also easy to do on the trail. Just follow these steps for a nicer night out.

Heading out the door? Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members!Does your tent always end up looking messy, and you can’t ever find what you need? It’s time to invest in some great camping storage solutions from Decathlon. Organise your tent with foldaway camping cupboards, kitchen stands, bedside tables, inflatable wardrobes and more. Grab a suitable bottle. You’ll want something uninsulated (lets the heat out) with a secure, screw-on cap (keeps the water in.) It should also be on the bigger side (more water means longer-lasting heat.) Nalgenes and other screw-top, hard plastic bottles are ideal; metal bottles will work in a pinch, just be careful not to burn yourself on them. (Avoid disposable plastic bottles, which can warp or melt and spring a leak when exposed to extreme heat.)