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End of Ice Cleat Season

It took a while, but all traces of snow and ice are gone from the parking lots, sidewalks, driveways, and loading docks of the lower 48. That means it's finally time to put away ice cleats, grips, and other personal traction devices until winter returns and your employees need them again. But instead of simply… Read More

Cozy Winters, June 02, 2015


7 Tips to Beat the Heat

As the seasons change from winter and spring into summer, the focus of outdoor safety shifts from staying warm to staying cool. High temperatures and intense sunshine combine to make heat exhaustion and heat stroke serious risks for those engaging in moderate to vigorous outdoor activities for sustained periods of time. So if you're planning… Read More

Cozy Winters, May 26, 2015


Pet Friendly Outdoor Adventures

Spending quality time with pets is one of the most important responsibilities of any owner. This not only provides pets with the exercise they need to stay healthy and nimble, but also deepens the bonds of loyalty, love, and companionship between human and animal. Here are some ideas for pet friendly outdoor adventures that will… Read More

Cozy Winters, May 19, 2015


Spring Camping Tips & Gear Checklist

Spring is a fantastic time to go camping. Nature is waking up and transforming the bleak winter scenery into a lush and colorful landscape filled with gorgeous flowers, leafy trees, and active wildlife. In addition, daytime temperatures are typically mild and comfortable at this time of year, and the insect population is nowhere near summertime… Read More

Cozy Winters, May 12, 2015


How to Keep Family and Pets Hydrated

Proper hydration is the foundation for a number of essential physiological processes such as temperature and heart rate regulation, joint lubrication, nutrition absorption, and more. This is true for both humans and animals, and is a constant requirement all year round. That said, staying hydrated is particularly important in summer when sizzling temperatures and the… Read More

Cozy Winters, May 05, 2015


How to Recover After a Day on the Slopes

How to Recover After Skiing: Heat Therapy & Recovery Tips

After a day of skiing or snowboarding, delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) can make movement uncomfortable for several days. Heat therapy, gentle stretching, proper nutrition, and staying warm during recovery can significantly reduce muscle soreness and speed up your recovery time. CozyWinters offers heated blankets, heat therapy products, and boot dryers to help winter sports enthusiasts recover quickly and get back on the mountain.Whenever you engage in vigorous exercise or sports such as skiing and snowboarding, you run the risk of suffering from pain and stiffness after the activity. Known as delayed onset muscle soreness (or DOMS), this is not a serious condition; however, it can interfere with your ability to walk, climb stairs, or even sit comfortably… Read More

Cozy Winters, April 21, 2015


Battery Storage & Care

In our last post, we talked about how you should wash your battery heated jacket, gloves, and liners before storing them for the summer to help ensure they're ready for action as soon as you need them again. This time around, we're going to focus on battery care for those same products. Most of the… Read More

Cozy Winters, April 07, 2015


Can I Wash Heated Apparel?

With spring taking hold across most of the country, it's just about time to store your CozyWinters heated apparel and electric blankets until next year. Before you do so, however, it would be a good idea to wash the items to rid them of a season's worth of sweat, dirt, and funk. That way everything… Read More

Cozy Winters, March 24, 2015


Tips to Get Your Pet to Love Their New Bed

You’ve just purchased a soft and cuddly heated pet bed from CozyWinters to replace the one your dog or cat recently wore out. You're sure your pet will eventually come to love the new bed because of its temperature controlled warming pad and three-walled design, but for now the trick is getting him to try… Read More

Cozy Winters, March 17, 2015


How to Minimize Slips and Falls this Winter

The calendar now says March, but that doesn’t mean the dangers associated with winter weather have suddenly vanished. Many parts of the country remain covered by snow and ice, so the risks of slip and fall accidents are still out there. In fact, this time of year could be even more dangerous for pedestrians than… Read More

Cozy Winters, March 10, 2015


Most Underrated Ski Resorts in America

You don't have to be a snow enthusiast to know that Aspen, Jackson Hole, Park City, and Lake Tahoe are home to some of the most popular ski resorts in the country. These are the kinds of places that host the Winter X-Games every year and have A-list celebrities posing for pics on every slope… Read More

Cozy Winters, March 03, 2015


What to Keep in Your Winter Car Kit

As a safety-conscious skier, snowboarder, or trekker, you never set out on an off-trail or backwoods adventure without making sure you have some basic emergency supplies in your pack. Your first-aid kit, avalanche beacon and probe, two-way radio, and compass are just a few of the items that accompany you on every single outing… Read More

Cozy Winters, February 24, 2015


Ice Safety for Businesses

When it comes to ice safety in the winter, business owners have to worry about more than just the possibility of employee slip-and-falls. They also have to worry about the possibility of customers, vendors, and other visitors getting injured on the premises due to slippery conditions. In many municipalities across the country, property owners are… Read More

Cozy Winters, February 17, 2015


How to Choose the Right Heated Pet Bed

Buying a heated pet bed for your dog or cat is an effective and affordable solution to keeping your furry companion warm throughout the winter months. But with so many terrific CozyWinters products to choose from, it can be a bit overwhelming for you as a first-time buyer to select the best one. That's why… Read More

Cozy Winters, February 11, 2015


5 Tips for Taking Care of Ski Boots

Now that ski season is in full swing, you're taking advantage of every opportunity available to you to head to the mountains and carve up the slopes. This means your gear will be getting used on a fairly regular basis for the next few months, and will require lots of maintenance to ensure top performance… Read More

Cozy Winters, February 03, 2015


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