CozyWinters Blog

Winter Storm Fern: Stay Safe with Ice Cleats & Heated Gear

Winter Storm Fern is expected to bring dangerous ice accumulation and heavy snow from Texas to the mid-Atlantic states this Friday through Sunday, creating treacherous conditions for millions. Having the right winter safety gear can prevent slip and fall accidents, keep you warm during power outages, and help you handle whatever the storm brings. CozyWinters offers ice cleats, battery heated clothing, boot dryers, and heated pet beds to keep your family safe and comfortable during severe winter weather.… Read More

Cozy Winters, January 21, 2026

Why You're Freezing at Summer Campsites (Even at 60°F) - Camping Warmth Guide

Summer campers are often shocked when temperatures drop to 40-50°F at higher elevations, leaving them shivering in sleeping bags rated for warmer weather. The key is understanding that summer mountain areas can have 30-40 degree temperature swings between day and night. Portable heating solutions like battery heated blankets can transform uncomfortable camping into cozy outdoor experiences.… Read More

Cozy Winters, August 06, 2025

Off-Season Camping Guide: Transform Mountain Summer Nights with Heated Apparel

This blog post explains how heated apparel can transform the summer mountain camping experience by solving the unexpected challenge of freezing nights despite warm days. It guides readers on selecting the right heated gear for summer adventures while explaining why now is the perfect time to make these purchases.… Read More

Cozy Winters, May 16, 2025

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

Raynaud's disease (or Raynaud's phenomenon) is a condition in which poor blood flow to the extremities results in coldness or numbness in the fingers and/or toes. Cold temperatures and stress exacerbate the effects, which means Raynaud's sufferers can be especially uncomfortable in winter. And while the causes of the condition are not well understood, many… Read More

Cozy Winters, January 05, 2016

Every winter, OSHA issues warnings about the dangers of cold stress, a condition caused by extended exposure to a combination of low temperatures, strong wind, and dampness/wetness. Cold stress can take a variety of forms, but is usually characterized by shivering, tingling or loss of feeling in the extremities, loss of coordination, and confusion or… Read More

Cozy Winters, December 29, 2015

The subzero temperatures that hit most of the country from December to February are hard on the human body. This is why so many people use heated mattress pads and electric blankets on their beds and wear Gerbing Gyde heated apparel when they go outside in winter. Well, those same freezing temperatures can be just… Read More

Cozy Winters, November 17, 2015

Typical college dorm rooms and apartments rarely meet anyone's idea of a cozy living space, especially in winter. Thanks to drafty windows, bare floors, and a glitchy heater that either runs way too hot or not at all, dorms can be downright miserable once outdoor temperatures begin to dip. Fortunately, you don't have to let… Read More

Cozy Winters, October 06, 2015

Although winter is still a couple of months away, it's never too early for employers to begin making plans to deal with the safety hazards caused by the season's abundance of ice and snow. Poor traction and slick surfaces in particular are two concerns that employers simply cannot afford to ignore, as these conditions are… Read More

Cozy Winters, September 29, 2015

Now that summer is just about in the rearview mirror, it's time to look ahead to the cooler temperatures of fall and winter. While at first the change will feel like a welcome relief from the months of heat and humidity you've been suffering through, you'll eventually find yourself seeking effective ways to warm up… Read More

Cozy Winters, September 01, 2015

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 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

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

Now that you're committed to making employee safety a priority this year, the next step is to actually enforce the rules. This effort will likely be met with resistance and more than a bit of grumbling from employees—especially if laxity had been a big part of the prevailing culture—but is a quick and effective way… Read More

Cozy Winters, January 20, 2015

It's no secret that slip-and-fall accidents are a leading cause of employee absence and decreased productivity in the workplace or that these mishaps are also responsible for an overwhelming percentage of annual worker's compensation claims. Data and statistics supporting these statements are widely available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, OSHA, and other organizations, and… Read More

Cozy Winters, December 30, 2014