Wor Mini Hottie Heat Pack

I went to Top Shop the other week with a friend, for a bit of retail therapy. I desperately needed a new bag and they also had a rust-coloured top I’d had my eye on for ages. As I skipped off to the tills to pay for my purchases I could see the queue for the tills was massive – it always is in Top Shop, for some reason! By the side of the queuing customers, I could see they had carefully placed some little ‘knick knacks’, such as make up, pens, jewellery and so on. I usually just ignore these things as I’m standing in the queue, but this time something a bit different caught my eye – a ... more

Me and my eldest daughter both suffer from cold hands. Honestly, it can be a blazing hot summers day but our hands will still be cold to the touch. Very irritating. We must both obviously moan about it more than I thought as when my mum turned up at Christmas she handed us both one of these Mini Hottie Hand Warmers (wrapped up of course). They are absolutely brilliant, mine is used practically on a daily basis while Charlotte uses hers as and when her she can be bothered to walk into the kitchen and boil some water. Come on, she's fifteen - even the slightest effort is too much! The Mini ... more

I bought these tiny hot water bottle minatures for my other half last Christmas as she loves little gimmicky things like this and I knew these would be right up her street. They come in various designs and I bought a pack of three with the the love heart on the front. They cost me just £3.99 and I bought them from a stationery shop in the local shopping centre last November. My other half does love them and although they are gimmicky they actually also work very well too. The idea is simple and easy - you do not pour boiling water into them as you woud do an ordinary hot water bottle - instead ... more