FAQs

Wheatbags are cotton or linen fabric bags filled with wheat that can be heated in the microwave. They provide soothing warmth, easing muscle tension and promoting relaxation. Wheatbags can also be used as cold packs by placing them in the freezer, making them a versatile addition to your self-care routine.

To use your wheatbag, spread it out evenly and place it in the microwave for 2 minutes on high. Ensure the microwave turntable is rotating for even heating. After heating, test the wheatbag’s temperature—remember, it may feel warmer as the heat spreads. If needed, you can heat it for an additional 30 seconds.

Yes! Simply store your wheatbag in the freezer and use it as a cold pack to help with sprains, strains, or to cool down quickly.

We are proud to say that our products are designed and handmade in Australia. Some fabric and items used in production may be sourced from overseas, but we ensure all products meet our high standards.

Absolutely. We use natural cotton and water-based inks to reduce our environmental impact. Our commitment to sustainability extends to our packaging and production processes, ensuring minimal waste.

We offer both scented and unscented options. Our wheatbags can be infused with lavender and clove, while our eye pillows are available with lavender and rose scents.

Because wheatbags, neck heat packs, wrap around heat packs and eyepillows are filled with wheat and lupins, they should not be fully submerged in water. Spot clean them with a damp cloth and allow them to dry completely before storing. Eye masks can be gently hand-washed in cold water to maintain their shape.

Yes, our eye pillows can be heated and used as mini wheatbags. Microwave for 30-60 seconds, but avoid placing a hot eye pillow directly over your eyes.

We do not recommend using an oven to heat your wheatbag, as it is not as safe as a microwave. An unattended wheatbag in an oven can overheat or catch fire.

• Do not overheat your wheatbag; 2-3 minutes in the microwave is sufficient.
• Always test the temperature before placing the wheatbag on your skin.
• If your wheatbag emits a burnt or overcooked smell, it’s time to replace it.