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The weeks when the heating remains off

There are these two or three weeks in October when everything is up in the air. In the morning, it's eight degrees Celsius outside, the sun shines at noon, and in the evening, the living room slowly becomes uncomfortable. Turning on the heating feels wrong. But sitting still and freezing also feels wrong.

For us, the KOALAA season starts exactly at this time. Not in the depths of winter, when heating is used everywhere anyway, but now, during the transition period.

Why the transitional period is the most uncomfortable

In winter, the situation is clear: heating on, sweater on, done. In October, however, things change several times a day. You sit at your desk for two hours and don't even notice how cold your feet have become. In the evening on the sofa, the blanket is suddenly no longer enough. And heating the entire apartment for just one hour is expensive and takes a long time.

Direct body warmth solves this differently: instead of heating the room, you warm yourself.

Where our belt sits

The KOALAA belt holds the hot water bottle flat against your stomach or lower back; it's barely noticeable under clothing. You stand up, go to the kitchen, get something to drink, and sit down again without having to adjust anything. That's exactly what we designed it for.

If you prefer warmth on your upper back, choose the backpack. And if you simply want the classic version: the hot water bottle with a fluffy cover is still available.

For the start of the season: 15 percent

From October 1st to 14th, you get 15 percent off everything in the shop. The code is WAERMER15 and is entered in the shopping cart.

Shipping is always free throughout Europe, and if your KOALAA doesn't suit you, you can return it within 30 days.

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If you already had a KOALAA last winter: Check the closure occasionally, as it's the part that wears out fastest. How to recognize this is explained in the filling guide.

Your KOALAA team 🐨

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