Safely storing your Stoov

Has your Stoov been working hard to keep you cosy and warm? If you're planning not to use it for an extended period, follow these tips to safely store your heating cushion, blanket, or bottle. This ensures your Stoov is always ready to warm you up whenever needed, all year round.

1. Charge the Battery

Don’t let the battery completely drain; it's bad for its lifespan. Therefore, always keep the battery slightly charged to keep it in prime condition. Pro-tip: charge it every three months, even if you're not using it.

2. Ensure undisturbed rest

To prevent your Stoov from accidentally turning on, disconnect the battery. This allows it to rest undisturbed - think of it as hibernation for your heating cushion! Store the battery in a cool, dry place.

3. Find a good storage spot

Store your Stoov in a dry area, away from extreme cold or heat. A closet or a stylish storage basket will do the trick.

Warmth is a cosy autumn afternoon

When you get home from a chilly day, nothing feels better than pulling on a chunky knit, snuggly jumper. The warmth of the fabric wrapped around you in a comforting hug, like the gentle warmth of your Stoov. Next, the scent of freshly baked cookies fills the air as you open the oven, the heat rushing around you. Finally you sit by the fireplace with your fresh cookies, the flames crackle softly, bringing you into the ultimate moment of warm Stoov bliss. Throughout your cosy afternoon each warm moment melts away any stress and envelops you in warm comfort.

We all know how tough it can be to wake from a deep sleep, and sometimes your Stoov might feel the same reluctance. Although we don't expect this to happen, your Stoov may be hesitant to wake up. If so, follow these steps: