A company named Stalwart came out with a heated blanket for the car, and my cold bones have never been so happy.
I can’t believe this hasn’t been invented before! I have always said I need a heated blanket in the car! Especially in winter, when I FREEZE.
This is a throw blanket! The PERFECT size to throw over my shivering body, and get warm from the sub-zero temperatures my family likes to keep the car at.
It plugs straight into the car, just like a cellphone charger. It can’t get easier than that!
I can even ride in the BACK SEAT, because it has a super-long cord that accomodates me wherever I choose to sit (or lie down — with a seatbelt on, of course).
This magic blanket is lightweight (Less than 3 pounds!), so I don’t have to feel like I’m being hugged by a freaking bear.
You would be the hero at any Christmas party, when you pull this wrapped beauty out to give as a Secret Santa gift!!
Wouldn’t it make the PERFECT Christmas gift for your friend who is ALWAYS cold?!?
The best news of all — It’s less than $25 on Amazon! If you are an Amazon Prime member, you can even get it delivered for FREE!
While you’re there, you can also get this 2-way adapter. This means you can plug in your blanket AND your cell phone at the same time!
Are you one of those people who are ALWAYS freezing at work? Read how women work better when they’re not freezing!
Read reviews before purchasing! These specific blankets have been known to catch fire.
It’s called a heater. They come with all cars.
I want buy where do I get
What is the price?
Want to buy where do I get one?
Would love to get for my bday the 20th of this month
How much for the blanket; was unable to find a price for it.
I’m getting one for my dachshund when I ride the motorcycle this winter ❤️❤️❤️
LOVE IT
Very clever idea!
Never been invented, really, I call BS.
I have one and they are nice, they only problem is that the plug that goes into the lighter got shut in the door and broke, but this isn’t new, atleast in Alaska .
I’d take a picture of it but it’s in storage.
These have been around for decades.
Wonderful idea
I’ve had several that came in handy at the scenes of accidents. I used them last summer and this fall to keep people from going into shock.
What u mean by that