Heating a whole house to keep one person warm is expensive. The trick is to warm you, not every room.
Warm the places that get cold first
Hands, feet and joints lose heat fastest. Small, low-power USB warmers target exactly those spots:
- Plush Heated Foot Warmer for cold feet on the couch or under the desk
- Heated Fingerless Gloves for typing and scrolling
- Heated Mouse Pad Hand Warmer for the mouse hand
- Heated Knee & Shoulder Massager for a warm knee or shoulder in the evening
Layer up – the smart way
Thin layers trap more warmth than one thick sweater. Wool socks and a soft throw on the couch make a big difference.
Stop the drafts
Draft stoppers at doors, closed curtains at night and a rug on cold floors keep the warm air where you are.
Warm drinks, warm hands
A cup of tea warms you from the inside and gives your hands something warm to hold.
Small devices, small power
USB warmers use only a few watts – far less than a space heater. Always follow the instructions, don't use heating products while sleeping and start on the lowest setting.