Are you planning to take a trip this winter to your cabin in Colorado? There are several benefits to owning a property located in the mountains, especially if your permanent residence is located in an area where it's sunny and 90 degrees throughout the year. However if you are accustomed to warm and sunny weather… Read More
Cozy Winters, October 03, 2014
Safety is often times the number one core value of trucking companies, no matter what industry they serve. In order to carry out this value, it's important for truck drivers to be prepared at all times, which requires them to have all of the necessary equipment and tools. What do truck drivers need in… Read More
Cozy Winters, October 01, 2014
With autumn quickly approaching, the nights will soon be cool enough to warrant use of an electric blanket. Whether you intend to purchase a new full-sized electric blanket, travel-sized electric blanket, or heated throw from CozyWinters or simply pull an existing one out of summer storage, here are some tips on how to clean it… Read More
Cozy Winters, September 09, 2014
Hiking perennially ranks as one of America's most popular summer pastimes—and for good reason. It is an activity that just about everyone can participate in, regardless of age or experience, and doesn't require a whole lot of expensive gear to get started. In fact, if you are relatively fit and can walk while carrying a… Read More
Cozy Winters, August 05, 2014
To a majority of people, an air conditioned office is viewed as a welcome refuge from the hot, muggy midsummer temperatures that are currently afflicting most of the country. But, as the old adage says, you can have too much of a good thing, and this applies as much to artificially cooled workspaces as to… Read More
Cozy Winters, July 22, 2014
Although nighttime temperatures may still cool and pleasant for many, the summer heat could make it more difficult to fall—and stay—asleep in warmer parts of the country. Obviously, if you have a working air conditioner in the bedroom, getting comfortable at night won't necessarily be much of an issue. But if you're not in a… Read More
Cozy Winters, June 11, 2014
Most pet owners know that hot cars are deadly in summer, but few realize that cold cars pose serious risks in winter too. This post covers how fast vehicle temperatures change in both directions, the warning signs of heatstroke and hypothermia in dogs and cats, and what the law says about leaving pets in vehicles. It also walks through practical alternatives for keeping your pet comfortable and safe at home when they can’t ride along.… Read More
Cozy Winters, May 20, 2014
Water is a year-round hazard for dogs, not just a summer one. In warm months, the risks include drowning, toxic algae, overheating, and pool chemical exposure. In cold months, frozen ponds, icy water, and frozen outdoor water bowls create a different set of dangers. This guide covers the specific risks in each season, explains which breeds are most vulnerable, and walks through the gear and habits that keep dogs safe around water no matter the temperature.… Read More
Cozy Winters, May 06, 2014
Mid-April means the end of another awesome ski and snowboard season for most parts of the country. You’ve had your fun out on the slopes every weekend for the past several months, and are already counting down the days until winter returns and you can get back to ripping or shredding. But in order to… Read More
Cozy Winters, April 29, 2014
You don’t have to be a meteorologist to know that not all winter weather is created equal. Even if you eliminate places like Florida, Arizona, and Hawaii from consideration, there are still significant differences in average temperatures, wind chill, and snowfall from region to region, state to state, and city to city. Of course, in… Read More
Cozy Winters, April 15, 2014
Everyone knows that pets have a knack for getting into trouble around the house. Whether it’s snagging an unguarded bit of food from the dinner table or turning a brand-new leather loafer into a very expensive chew toy, dogs and cats of all ages and discipline levels are capable of causing their owners some anguish… Read More
Cozy Winters, March 11, 2014
When you gaze upon the slopes at any mountain resort, you’ll see both skiers and snowboarders zooming downhill, throwing out the occasional trick, and just generally having the time of their lives. Both sports look like a blast, but you only have the time or money to try one of them this winter and must… Read More
Cozy Winters, February 25, 2014
Most winter safety advice stops at "pack a flashlight and some blankets," but real cold-weather preparedness covers three zones: your home, your vehicle, and your body. This guide breaks down what belongs in each kit, explains why standard first aid supplies aren’t enough when cold is the primary threat, and shows how heated gear, ice traction devices, and boot dryers reduce the risks that send people to the ER every winter.… Read More
Cozy Winters, February 18, 2014
The key to being able to enjoy outdoor activities in winter is dressing appropriately for the weather conditions. The longer you’re able to stay warm and dry, the more fun you’ll have while snowmobiling, ice skating, hiking, or doing whatever else is on the agenda. Once you become cold and wet, misery quickly follows and… Read More
Cozy Winters, February 11, 2014
Just like most of today’s portable electronic products, such as laptops, tablets, MP3 players, and cell phones, the heated apparel available from CozyWinters is now powered by Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries. That’s because Li-ion batteries are smaller, more efficient, and provide better overall performance than their Nickel-cadmium (NiCad) predecessors. But all batteries, even those using Li-ion… Read More
Cozy Winters, February 04, 2014
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