Our Top 3 Moor Heat Packs
- Ideal for abdominals and back
- Gentle heat application
- Natural moor
- Special fit
- Ideal for neck and shoulders
- Gentle heat application
- Gentle heat application
- Natural moor
- For the whole body
Compact Moor warming pad
- Compact size
- Gentle heat application
- Filling with natural moor
- Unique shape
- Gentle heat application
- Natural moor filling
Long lasting warmth of a moor heat pack
Heat pads with a moor filling have excellent properties for heat application. Natural moor has the ability to store heat for a very long time and to release it only slowly. This makes moor heating pads much more suitable as heat pillows than cherry stone pillows or grain pillows made of other materials, such as spelt grains. Moor heat packs are available in different shapes, such as a neck pad, back pad or also as a round moor heat pack.
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How do I heat a moor heating pad correctly?
For durability and a pleasant treatment, we recommend that you observe the following instructions for heating the moor heat pack.
Warming the moor heating pad in the microwave
The power level of the microwave should not exceed 600 watts. Place the moor compress in the microwave and heat it at a maximum of 600 watts for about 1-2 minutes. Knead the heat pad properly and turn it over to the other side. Now heat the moor heat pack for another 1-2 minutes.
If the desired temperature is not yet reached, repeat the process in 30-second intervals until your desired temperature is reached. Depending on the size of the moor heat pad, you may need to bend it for heating in the microwave. Our round moor heat pack was specially designed in terms of size for bend-free heating in the microwave.
Warming the moor heat pack in a water bath
The water must not boil and the water bath should have a maximum temperature of 80 degrees Celsius! Place the moor heating pad in the hot water and allow it to warm up for 5-10 minutes. Knead the moor compress well afterwards. If the desired temperature has not yet been reached, place the heat pad in the water bath at 60-second intervals until your desired temperature is reached.
Warming the moor heat pack in the oven
Some of our customers have told us that they have heated the moor heating pad in the oven and this has worked. However, we recommend that you gently heat the heat pads either in the microwave or in a water bath to make the most of the longevity and properties of moor pads.
We recommend you to warm up the moor heating pad in the microwave or in a water bath
Please note
The warming of the moor pad can vary depending on the device used. After heating, we recommend that you carefully test with the back of your hand whether the moor heating pad has the desired temperature to avoid burns.
We recommend that you use a protective cover! The mud pads are NOT intended for internal use.
Moor products are natural products which may differ slightly in colour from the photo. axion also offers you special moor pillows for the neck and lumbar spine including a cotton cover.
What is heat application with a moor heating pad suitable for?
A moor heating pad is ideal for heat application and also as a soothing support on cold autumn and winter days.
A moor pillow is suitable for the following parts of the body:
- - Back
- - Neck
- - Sciatica
- - Stomach
Why use moor as a filling for heating pads?
Heating pads that store and release heat have been used for a very long time. Cherry stone pillows, for example, are popular as a homemade gift. The filling of grain pillows often consists of cherry stones, linseed, spelt grain or other types of grains. The grains store heat for a certain period of time and then release it to the applied area. You can also achieve a similar principle with a hot water bottle, which you can also buy from axion with covers in various patterns.
The natural moor used in our heat pads has a much better heat storage capacity than, for example, the cherry stone pillows. This allows you to significantly increase the duration of use in comparison. Due to the moist and compact mass of the moor pillow, the stored heat is also released more evenly, which makes the application more soothing and effective. Cold applications are also possible with the moor pad.
Moor heat pads are available in different shapes for special parts of the body like our moor heating pad for the neck.
What is the difference between moor and fango in heat therapy?
When it comes to the topic of heat application, you have probably heard the terms natural moor and fango more than once. Many do not know the differences and use it as a synonym. What they have in common, however, is a mud-like consistency and that they are used for heat applications. Unlike hot water bottles, the filling for heating pads is not made of water, but of moor or other natural products such as fango.
Fango is extracted from volcanic rock and traditionally comes from Italy. The volcanic rock is then processed together with thermal water and other additives to form a mud-like mass, which is then used in mud pads or mud packs. Fango is characterised by a variety of minerals and trace elements, such as clay, silicic acid, potassium, etc.
Natural moor comes from moor wetlands and is formed from peat. The areas where it is extracted vary, but the peat often comes from Germany. Natural moor is characterised by its good heat storage capacity and contains many humic acids and other minerals, which are said to have positive properties for the body. In the case of moor packs, these healing moors are passed on to the skin through direct contact and exposure. In the case of moor heating pads, no minerals are drawn from the moor into the skin due to the plastic cover.
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