
I didn't realize how much I needed a HWB (Hot Water Bottle) until my aunt blogged about them. I read the responses on Ravelry about all the people who couldn't get through a winter without one to cozy up to. I found mine for about $14 at RiteAid. It's nice to have a cover on the HWB since the outside gets pretty hot if you use HOT water (which I do).


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I love my HWB! I lay it on my freezing cold toes while I knit, it warms my bed up before I climb in at night, and it keeps my fingers warm during a knitting break. The only problem is the cover I knit is too thick. The worsted weight yarn is thick enough that it doesn't let enough heat through. I'm using a pillow case as a cover right now.
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My aunt created a wonderful cover for her HWB and I think I'll try knitting one soon with a lighter weight yarn.
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I need a name for my HWB though. Any suggestions?