Art.no.: M160964
Rabbit for heat cushion
OEKO-TEX® rabbit for heat cushion
Fluffy and sweet, that's how they look, the new changeable covers for heating cushions. Whether bear, bunny or other: with these practical designs, tummy aches or stomach pains are quickly forgotten. The cushions are closed with practical Velcro. Please note: Prices for soft toys without heating pad. Heat in the microwave for one minute at max. 600 watts. Shake the heated cushion and check the warmth. Heating in the oven max. 10 minutes at 80 °C. If the heat pad gets too hot, let it cool down before use.Tested for harmful substances (OEKO-TEX®, A08-0261 Hohenstein HTTI, oeko-tex.com/standard100).
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Product details
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Product dimensions:
- length:
- 1.00 cm
- width:
- 17.00 cm
- height:
- 26.50 cm
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Material:
- material:
- polyester
- Weight: 37g
- PU: 120 pieces
Customising Options
Note: The stated measurement units only serve as guidelines and can possibly deviate slightly. We will be pleased to discuss your customising requests with you personally.
| Technique | Position | Form | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|
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Digital transfer print [plus] (DTplus) |
Label - rear | rectangle | width: 55mm height: 15mm |
| Label - front | rectangle | width: 55mm height: 15mm |
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| Front | rectangle | width: 125mm height: 75mm |
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Pad-printing |
Label - front | rectangle | width: 55mm height: 15mm |
| Label - rear | rectangle | width: 55mm height: 15mm |
Care instructions
- Washing
- eMaximum washing temperature 30°C, delicate washing
- Bleaching
- oDo not bleach
- Ironing
- mDo not iron
- Professional textile care
- UDo not dry clean
- Drying
- dDo not tumble dry
Product features
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Risk analysis A risk analysis was carried out for this product.
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storable Can be stored quickly and easily.
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manufacturer mbw Vertriebsges. mbH, Westerfeld 3, D - 24997 Wanderup, [email protected]
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