- Protection: Overcharge, over-discharge, short-circuit, overcurrent, and overheating protection
Product careMachine Washable – Here's how to do it right
Your heated socks are safe to machine wash. Just follow a few simple steps to keep them clean and performing at their best:
- Remove batteries before washing.
- Use a washing bag to reduce the risk of cables getting caught or damaged in the machine.
- Machine wash according to the care label found inside the battery pocket.
- Hang dry only – and allow the connector to hang freely.
- Let the connector dry thourouhgly after washing.
- Wait until the socks are completely dry before use.
- Store the socks disconnected from the batteries.
Why it’s worth it
Following these simple care steps helps protect the heating system and materials, keeping your socks comfortable, safe, and reliable over time.
Allowing the connector to air-dry fully prevents moisture buildup inside. Disconnecting the batteries during storage helps avoid slow discharge and potential damage to the battery cells.
Battery careKeep your batteries healthy – It’s easy
A few simple habits help your battery last longer, perform better, and stay ready when you need warmth:
- Charge it every 2–3 months, even when not in use.
- Store it at 50–80% charge for long-term battery health.
- Charge after use – it’s a simple way to care for the battery.
- Avoid draining it completely too often – topping up is better.
- Only charge when it’s dry and undamaged, and never leave it charging unattended.
Why it’s worth it
Like most lithium-ion batteries, this battery contains cells that don’t like staying fully drained for too long. If left empty, it can enter deep discharge, which may cause permanent damage and reduce battery capacity.
By charging it regularly and storing it partially charged, you help protect the battery cells and extend its lifespan. The result? Extended lifetime for the battery – and a battery that’s always ready when you are.