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Ways to Prevent Pets from Chewing Electrical Cords

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


Skiing vs. Snowboarding: Which winter sport is for you?

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


How to Build a Winter Safety Kit (Home, Car, and On-the-Go)

How to Build a Winter Safety Kit (Home, Car, and On-the-Go)

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


Layering Basics for Outdoor Winter Activities

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


How to Extend the Life of Lithium Batteries

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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