Description
Washed Cherry Stones (Cherry Pits) for Heat Packs – Natural & Versatile
Our washed cherry stones (also called cherry pits) are a naturally dust-free, eco-friendly filling material ideal for heat packs, pillows, and more. We clean the stones using a drum washer with only water—no acids or chemicals—ensuring they are 100% free of cherry pulp and safe for various applications.
Natural Aroma: Due to natural variations in the washing process, some batches of cherry stones may have a subtle “cherry wood” aroma, while others may not have a noticeable scent. However, this variation in scent does not affect their performance in heat packs or other uses. We do not add any artificial fragrances, and you can easily fragrance them with essential oils if preferred.
Ideal for Heat Packs & More: Cherry stones are a popular, eco-friendly alternative to wheat for filling heat packs, providing lasting warmth and comfort. They’re also perfect for cold compresses, self-sewn pillows, pads, door stops, or toys. Heat cherry stones in a microwave or oven for up to an hour of warmth, or chill them in a freezer for a cold compress. Just take care not to overheat, as excessive heat can damage the stones.
Why Choose Our Cherry Stones?
- Naturally Clean: Our cherry stones are washed with water, free of dust and pulp, and ready for use in heat packs and more.
- No Artificial Additives: We keep the process simple—no chemicals, acids, or added fragrances.
- Natural Scent Variations: The presence or absence of scent does not affect their quality or effectiveness.
- Versatile Applications: Perfect for heat packs, cold compresses, pillows, door stops, toys, and more.
- Eco-Friendly: Cherry stones are a natural byproduct, making them an environmentally friendly option for heat pack fillings.
Choose your weight using the drop-down menu. We offer 5kg and 10kg options, available in food-safe Storage buckets with lids.
For larger quantities, such as pallets or full lorry loads (24 tons), please Contact Us for pricing and delivery times.
Buckets are also listed separately here
