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It is recommended that your bed shouldn't be against a wall but if it's necessary, try to arrange your bed against an internal wall rather than an external one. This will help to reduce the amount of cold air getting to your body from the surface. Heat-proof your floors Ken Dunn, retired consultant and plastic surgeon, and vice chairman of the Children's Burns Trust, which released the figures with the British Burn Association, said: "The significant increase we have seen of injuries from hot water bottles to children is alarming and as the colder months of the year approach - coupled with the ongoing cost of living - we're urging families to avoid using hot water bottles for children.

Burns and scalds to adults and the elderly from hot water bottles also rose by about a fifth. The data does not include more minor burns and scalds that are treated in A&E departments, meaning the figures reflect the most serous incidents. With the cold weather finally here, many shoppers are on the hunt for products that can keep them warm without having to put the heating on.

The money saving expert team have put together some top tips in this week's edition of the monseysavingexpert.com newsletter. The team wrote that hot water bottles have a risk of splitting or leaking, causing harm. This comes as struggling Brits scramble for cost-efficient ways to stay warm this winter. From electric blankets to thermal clothes, there are a number of ways people can prevent having to put the heating on to avoid high energy bills.

A fourth shopper said: " I love my YuYu bottle so much, it stays hot for so long and I love that I can tie it around me. Would recommend to anyone." Families are being warned not to give hot water bottles to children amid a surge in the number being treated for serious burns. The cold weather can cause chaos in a home as reducing how well your heating system works. The experts have confirmed a few easy ways to draught-proof your home to prevent cold air from sneaking in. Receive newsletters with the latest news, sport and what's on updates from the Liverpool ECHO by signing up here Any bottle older than two years old should be replaced. By raising awareness of the risk posed by hot water bottles and educating people on the safest way to use them - as well as the correct first aid should an injury occur - we can help to reduce the number and resultant scarring of these devastating injuries."The segments around the wheel indicate the month it was made, so if there are dots in six segments, it was made in June. However other models may have dots in one segment for example in the sixth if it was made in June. The number of dots in the final filled section shows which week of that month the bottle was made. A great way to prevent this is by using rugs. These not only make your bedroom more stylish but can also insulate your floors to ensure that heat stays in your home. Wool rugs in particular are perfect for helping your bedroom to stay warm this winter.

Below is a look at everything they recommend, including where exactly is best to keep your bottle. Where to keep your hot water bottle They said concerns over the cost of living - with people looking for alternatives to using central heating - could be fuelling a rise in injuries. While it might seem like a lot of effort, simply moving around your bedroom furniture and rearranging your space increases your warmth. Try to avoid putting any furniture against radiators as this can prevent heat from being distributed around your room. A mum wants to warn other parents after an out-of-date hot water bottle left her with 'painful' burns. The experts say that around 10 percent of heat loss in your home happens when heat escapes through floors. If you have wooden or laminate floors, you're more likely to lose heat.She said: "You don't know about it because this is a brand new hot water bottle in a fluffy cover. Why would you ever take it off unless it got dirty. I'm sorry, but I think this is the worst system for printing a date because it's so confusing. A sleep expert has revealed the most ideal place to put your hot water bottle on your body to make the most out of it.

One particular effective method is by filling up a hot water bottle and resting it on your body or keeping it close by in bed at night. But to benefit the most from your hot water bottle, experts at Bed Kingdom have shared their top tips to keep your house and bedroom cosy and warm. As we head into the winter months, many people will be looking for alternative ways to keep warm before opting to put the heating on. One cost effective way to keep out the chill is with a hot water bottle. With soaring heating costs, Zara Kimberley Kewley, 38, from Wallasey decided to fill up three hot water bottles for her and her 12-year-old son, Evan. Thinking nothing of it, Zara filled up a long hot water bottle "she had not used for a while" to put in her son's bed. But before the hot water bottle was given to her son, it burst and caused boiling water to pour onto Zara's hand. To her surprise, the sales assistant discovered that the hot water bottle had a 2017 expiry date, even though she claims to have bought the item from a shop in 2021. A third shopper said: "This wraps all the way round the front of your waist and so is very comforting. No issues with filling and no leakage. Cover is soft and cuddly to, very happy."

If you hate the feeling of climbing into bed to cold sheets after a difficult day at work - it might be a good idea to spend a minute warming your sheets with a hairdryer. To safely use a hairdryer to heat your sheets, hold the device at least six inches away from the fabric and your sheets will be lovely and warm ready to sleep. Make the most out of your radiator Zara added: "Obviously, they [the shop] are not aware that they're selling products that are out-of-date. Mine was only a year old but it was bought while out-of-date.