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Help Prevent Trench Foot with a Boot Dryer

Trench foot is a painful ailment that affects the skin, tissue, and nerves in the feet. It is caused by prolonged exposure to damp conditions or lengthy immersion in cold, unsanitary water, and can result in numbness, swelling, discoloration, blistering, and bleeding under the skin. If not identified and treated in a timely manner, gangrene… Read More

Cozy Winters, May 10, 2016


Mother’s Day Gift Guide

Mother's Day is May 8 this year, which means there's not much time left to buy a great gift for your mom, grandma, aunt, or other influential woman in your life. Fortunately, with the help of this handy gift guide and our express shipping option, you'll be able to get your shopping done before the… Read More

Cozy Winters, May 03, 2016


Tips for Spring Hiking

It may sound counterintuitive, but some hikers actually get into more trouble on the trail in spring than in a harsher season like winter. The main reason for this is the seemingly good weather, which lulls less experienced hikers into a false sense of security and causes them to embark on their adventures without adequate… Read More

Cozy Winters, April 26, 2016


Pet Friendly Spring Vacation Tips

Going on spring vacation is made all the better if you can bring your pet along for the journey. That way you don't have to worry about finding a responsible sitter or leaving your furry friend at a kennel for the duration of your trip. And of course you get to enjoy some quality bonding… Read More

Cozy Winters, April 19, 2016


Winter Wrap-Up: Ice Cleats

Ice cleats must be sized, worn, and used according to manufacturer's instructions in order to provide extra traction, grip, and stability on icy terrain. Failure to do so could lead to the very kind of slip-and-fall accidents ice cleats are designed to prevent. In a similar vein, ice cleats must also be stored and cared… Read More

Cozy Winters, April 12, 2016


How To Store Winter Bedding

April is usually the month where overnight temperatures are mild enough that you can begin to put away your heavy-duty winter bedding. But if you want your electric blankets, thick wool blankets, and down comforters to stay fresh and clean for the next six months, you shouldn't just stuff them in a closet and forget… Read More

Cozy Winters, April 05, 2016


How to Store Heated Clothing Batteries Until Next Winter

All of the heated clothing products we sell at CozyWinters, including battery heated socks, jackets, vests, and gloves, are manufactured from quality materials that are designed to last for several season; so long as they are properly used and cared for. This applies not only to the garment itself, but also to the lithium ion batteries… Read More

Cozy Winters, March 29, 2016


Heated Throws vs. Heated Blankets: What’s the Difference?

Heated electric throws and heated electric blankets are two of the bestselling products on the CozyWinters website. Customers who own these items love having the ability to enjoy targeted warmth without having to run the furnace, fireplace, or space heater for hours on end. The result is total comfort and lower energy bills all winter… Read More

Cozy Winters, March 24, 2016


Safety Tips When Working in Snow

Working in extreme cold puts you at risk for hypothermia, frostbite, and similar health emergencies. When snow is also involved, the risks expand to include slip-and-fall accidents, dehydration, exhaustion, and more. To prevent succumbing to any of these hazards, we recommend implementing these safety tips when working in snow. Wear ice cleats to provide extra… Read More

Cozy Winters, March 10, 2016


How to Recognize and Prevent Frostbite

All too often, frostbite is portrayed as something that happens only in very extreme conditions, such as when a person is stranded in an inoperable vehicle for a couple of days in the midst of a blizzard. But while that kind of dire situation certainly increases the chances of becoming frostbitten, the fact of the… Read More

Cozy Winters, February 23, 2016


Ice Cleats Guide: Spiked vs. Spikeless

If you've never shopped for ice cleats before, then you're probably wondering if you should choose a spiked or spikeless product. The answer depends on several factors, including how often you or your employees intend to wear the cleats and the environmental conditions in which you expect them to be worn. For example, the kind of… Read More

Cozy Winters, February 16, 2016


5 Reasons to Go Outside This Winter

If winter isn't your favorite season, then you probably need lots of coaxing to even consider venturing outdoors. After all, what possible benefit could there be to leaving the soft, luxurious warmth of your heated electric throw or the soothing coziness of your heated mattress pad only to endure the freezing temperatures, biting wind, and… Read More

Cozy Winters, February 02, 2016


Cold Weather Activity Tips

If you find it hard to stay motivated to move in winter, you're not alone. The low temperatures, icy conditions, and short daylight hours combine to derail many a New Year's resolution or fitness program for folks living in colder climates, especially among those that prefer outdoor activities to indoor substitutes. But you don't have… Read More

Cozy Winters, January 26, 2016


Safety Tips While Wearing Ice Cleats

As a business owner or safety director at your company, you're naturally interested in reducing the number of slip-and-fall accidents among your employees this winter. The first step was taking advantage of the volume discount pricing available at CozyWinters to supply each worker with a pair of ice cleats. Now the next item on the… Read More

Cozy Winters, January 19, 2016


Tips for a Better Ski Season

Are you going skiing for the first time ever this winter or are you returning to the slopes after a long absence? Did you get some new ski gear for Christmas that you're looking to break in? If so, you might be tempted to book a room at the nearest lodge and get on the… Read More

Cozy Winters, January 12, 2016


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