Woman's awful hot water bottle injuries: 'Most horrific pain'
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Mother horrified as daughter's skin 'melts and bubbles' when Primark hot water bottle spills on her | Daily Mail Online
Mom could 'see skin blistering and peeling' after hot water bottle exploded on legs | Fox News
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ASDA customer posts gruesome images of burns she claims were caused by "faulty hot water bottle" - Deadline News
Hot water bottle warning: Prolonged exposure to heat could lead to erythema ab igne | Express.co.uk
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Cost of living crisis: Burns to children from hot water bottles have increased by 45% reported by Children's Burns Trust
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Burst hot water bottle: Melbourne woman suffers 'traumatic' injuries from household item
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Hot water bottle warning: Prolonged exposure to heat could lead to erythema ab igne | Express.co.uk
Mum suffers horrific burns and 100 blisters after hot water bottle 'exploded' in her leggings – The Sun | The Sun
Rise in use of hot water bottles could be causing high rates of burns cases | Daily Mail Online
