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Savanne Bio Kersen Pittenzak
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Savanne Organic Cherry Pits Bag
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Texel Wool Hot Water Bottle including Water Bag
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Savanne Meditation and Yoga Cushion with Wool Fleece (round)
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Savanne 100% Merino Wool Pillow - Moon Shaped
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Woolie Round Seat Cushion - Woolen fur cushion with heating!
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What Types of Heat Pillows Are Available?

Heat pillows are versatile and effective accessories that can provide comfort and relief in a wide range of situations. Each type has its own advantages and disadvantages, so we recommend reading carefully to understand which features may work best for you. These pillows are not only practical for pain relief, but they also provide comforting warmth during colder months. Every type of heat pillow can become a valuable addition to your personal wellbeing routine, depending on your needs or circumstances. Below we explain the different types of heat pillows available in our collection.

Electric Heat Pillow

An electric or rechargeable heat pillow warms up quickly and usually offers adjustable temperature settings. Its function is comparable to that of an electric blanket. Many people find this type extremely comfortable and it is one of the most popular types of heat pillows. The adjustable temperature settings provide flexibility, which is mainly a feature of electric models. Thanks to the convenient charging cable, our heat pillow can also be used while plugged in. If the battery happens to run out, you can still continue using the heat pillow without interruption.

Cherry Pit Heat Pillow

A cherry pit heat pillow can be warmed in both the oven and the microwave. Depending on the microwave or oven, the heating time varies between 3 and 15 minutes. One advantage of a cherry pit pillow is that it can also function as a herbal heat pillow, providing a more natural type of warmth. However, the disadvantages include limited temperature control and the possibility that the pits may dry out over time.

Wool Hot Water Bottle

A wool hot water bottle is not technically a heat pillow, but it is soft, woolly and provides warmth similar to a rechargeable heat pillow or cherry pit cushion. It is less suitable as a pillow for the head, but it works very well for warming specific parts of the body.

What Is a Heat Pillow Used For?

Keeping warm – If you often have cold feet during the winter months or tend to feel chilly easily, a heat pillow can become your best companion. Sitting on the sofa with a wool blanket, a heat pillow and a cup of tea or hot chocolate can make your evening wonderfully comfortable.

Pain relief – A heat pillow can be very helpful for discomfort such as muscle pain, a stiff neck, headaches or other localised pain. The warmth helps relax muscles and may reduce pain.

Menstrual discomfort – Many women find that the warmth of a cherry pit pillow or heat pillow can help ease abdominal discomfort during menstruation. While it is not a painkiller, applying warmth to the abdomen under a blanket in bed or while relaxing on the sofa can be very comforting.

Improving blood circulation – Warming certain areas of the body with a heated pillow can help stimulate local blood circulation. This may support muscle relaxation, pain relief, reduction of joint discomfort and relief from stress.

Practical Shape of a Heat Pillow

A heat pillow is often rectangular, cylindrical or roll-shaped, which makes it convenient for warming specific parts of the body. You can comfortably place the heat pillow on or against the neck and shoulders, back, abdomen, between the knees or near the feet. It can also be used as a pillow to warm the side of the neck while lying down. Some people place it between the knees while sleeping, press it against the abdomen during menstrual discomfort, or place it against the back to help relax stiff muscles.

Useful for Rheumatic Complaints

People with rheumatic complaints often experience reduced blood circulation in colder conditions. For this reason, many individuals use a heat pillow to stimulate blood circulation through warmth. Many people report a reduction in rheumatic discomfort when using a heat pillow. It acts as a soothing aid that may help improve circulation not only for rheumatic conditions but also for high muscle tension.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a heat pillow work?
Using a heat pillow can stimulate blood circulation, which may help relieve discomfort such as menstrual pain, muscle pain, rheumatic complaints and cold feet. It can also help relax stiff muscles in the back, shoulders or neck.