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"It is so lovely to be able to climb into a warm bed and be cozy at night." —A reviewer raving about a heated mattress pad
1. A thermal windshield cover because scraping off the snow and ice from your car in the morning is the bane of your existence during the winter. This cover comes with elastic straps that you place around the side mirrors, and it'll make your windshield weatherproof!
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Promising review:"I bought the cover for my Dodge Caliber, and it fits like a glove. The straps go around the side mirrors, and the flaps get folded into the car, and you shut the doors. This keeps the fabric nice and tight so the wind will not move it. It covers the wipers and the little space between the wipers and the hood, so ice and snow will not accumulate there either. I pulled it off after light snow last night, and it just slid right off. I folded it and threw it in the back. Perfect for winter weather." — Paula
Get it on Amazon for $28.98.
2. A foot heater if your dogs are always cold and tired. Prep yourself a snack, turn this bad boy on, and stick your feet in for a toasty treat and relaxing massage.
Promising review:"I love this product. It's well built, nice neutral colors to blend into my carpet, so it's not an eyesore wherever I have it sitting. The fuzziness lends a cozy feel to it, as well. It offers a heat or no-heat setting and two directions for the shiatsu-style massagers to work on your heels. The inside is roomy enough that you can even turn your feet on their side to get an extra massage there as well. It's a gentle yet deep massage, so it's great for days when you've been standing for hours or walking on your feet a lot. I would recommend to anyone looking for a nice foot massager." — Gardener
Get it from Amazon for $49.99 (available in two colors).
3. A sure-to-be beloved space heater because turning on your home heater has racked up a good amount of money or your landlord just REFUSES to up the temperature in your apartment. I think you deserve some warmth during the coldest time of the year.
Promising review: "This heater is well made, solid and efficient. It has auto-off for when knocked over and Energy Star mode to save on electricity. BEST BUY EVER!! 🙌" — Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $25.99 (available in two colors).
4. A pair of plush slippers so you don't have to tiptoe around your icy cold floors trying to get from the kitchen to the bathroom. Plus, they have anti-skid bottoms, so there's no fall risk there!
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Promising review:"These slippers are incredibly comfortable! I've had them in and out of my cart for almost an entire year, and I'm so glad I finally purchased them. The hard soles and soft memory foam padding offer a warm and comfortable base. My condo is all vinyl flooring and these kept my toes warm through the Midwest winter. They're a little tight when you first get them, but don't take much to break in. They also regulate your feet' temperature so your feet never get too hot. I wear them with both socks or just bare feet, and I love them so much! Highly recommend." — Stephanie Peterson
Get them from Amazon for $19.99+ (available in women's sizes 3–12 and 14 styles).
5. Or a pair of slippers you can pop into the microwave whenever the temps start to fall and your chilly feet crave some extra warmth.
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Promising review: "I did not know I needed these in my life, but now I can't live without them! Since I'm working from home, I'm sitting practically all day and my feet tend to get cold. With these, my feet stay warm and comfortable all day. Super happy and will be purchasing again." — Duran
Get them from Amazon for $24.97 (available in two colors).
6. An extra-large blanket so your family doesn't have to fight over the best throw blanket and can instead all cuddle together under one during movie night!
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It's made from a temperature-regulating blend of polyester and spandex, making it softer than fleece blankets while keeping you cozy yet cool!
Big Blanket Co. is a small business specializing in selling the world's largest blankets for the ultimate cozy setup in your home.
Promising review:"I instantly fell in love with this blanket. I was hesitant to purchase at first with the price but I'm so glad I did. It's super soft, has just enough weight to it that it makes it soothing, and is surprisingly cool to sleep with. It doesn't get really hot like some of my other blankets do. The huge size is also a bonus, as I love hogging blankets all to myself." — Lindsey B.
Get it from Amazon for $149+ (available in 17 styles and two sizes).
7. An electric heated mattress pad — imagine hopping into bed with your toes, hands, and everything in between as cold as ice and then immediately defrosting right when you lay down. It has a memory timer and 10 different heat settings, but the best part is the dual heat setting, so you don't have to fight with your partner over what the ideal temperature should be.
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Promising review: "I live in a big, old apartment that is difficult to keep warm in the winter without blasting the heat. This mattress pad is a luxury that I don't think I'll be able to go without now! It is so lovely to be able to climb into a warm bed and be cozy at night without having to crank up the heat! It also is so soothing on an achy back! Definitely recommend." — Bethany M
Get it from Amazon for $69.95+ (available in twin– California king sizing).
8. A vanilla and cinnamon-scented candle because I can think of no better feeling than bundling up on the couch, lighting a comforting candle, and watching the snow fall.
Evil Queen is a woman-owned small business.
This wintry-themed candle is vegan, phthalate-free and nontoxic. The jar is an added bonus with a funny one-liner that says, "I will not be leaving the couch until further notice," which, honestly, sounds like an amazing plan.
Get it from Evil Queen for $23.
9. A rechargeable hand warmer for cold nights — especially when you were told to bring gloves but didn't listen. With the press of a button, your hands will feel like they're right in front of a fireplace, even while you're walking the city streets. Oh, and did I mention it also doubles as a portable charger!?
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Promising review:"This hand warmer is amazing! My hands are constantly cold, and I've tried all sorts of products to help keep them warm, but nothing has worked until now. I charge the hand warmer every night with a standard USB charger, and the next day, I have hours of warmth." — RK
Get it from Amazon for $19.99+ (available in 11 colors and packs of two).
10. Or a value pack of HotHands hand warmers, aka a gift from the heavens and a savior for cold hands. Just 🎶 shake it like a Polaroid picture 🎶 to activate it, and in 15–30 minutes, your paws will become toasty. Is this sorcery or what?
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Promising review:"I keep a continuous supply of these in my vehicle for several reasons. I drop these in my pockets to warm my hands and body at hockey games, but honestly, any time I spend a great deal of time outside in the winter, I have them just in case. Once they heat up, you can put them in gloves, pockets, or anywhere you need to keep warm (I've put them in my knit hat before). Depending on the temps and where you place them, two to four hours of warmth can last." — Miss Hollis
Get a pack of 20 from Amazon for $16.40.
11. And a HotHands lap warmer for when you're out camping or cheering on your favorite team at an outdoor stadium and the cold just won't quit. This bad boy can last for up to eight hours, so no more shivering for you!
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Promising review:"I really liked the size of this warmer — it filled my entire lap and kept me warm and comfortable all day long. I use hand and toe warmers all the time, but they only warm the hands and feet. Until I tried this lap warmer, my legs would get cold when using a camp chair. I liked the fact that it warmed up quickly, didn't require batteries or pre-heating, and was light enough to easily carry with my other stuff. I used the warmer under a blanket, which kept me a lot warmer than the blanket could by itself." — Thomas
Get it from Amazon for $7.48.
12. An electric mug warmer so you don't have to constantly get up and put your lukewarm PSL in the microwave — especially if you're a slow sipper. After four hours it'll automatically shut off, so you don't have to worry if you walk off and forget about it!
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Tip: Reviewers suggest turning the heat down from high to medium once your drink gets down to about the halfway point so it stays a comfortable temperature!
Promising review:"This is my third Vobaga coffee warmer. I bought the first one in 2018, and it's still going strong. It keeps my coffee hot to the last drop. It's important to remember it doesn't heat up cold beverages to piping hot. It keeps hot beverages hot." — hottytoddy
Get it from Amazon for $12.99+ (available in six colors).
13. Or a splurge-worthy Ember temperature control ceramic mug letting you control your mug's temp directly from your phone to ensure you never have to drink lukewarm coffee again! The temperature ranges from 120–145 degrees F, and the battery lasts for 90 minutes! Once it needs a recharge, just set it back onto the coaster.
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You can remotely adjust the temperature to get it just right (using an app), and you can also select a personalized LED color.
Promising review:"My coffee never tasted better. I am spoiled. I can't have a cup of coffee without using my Ember mug. I have two Ember mugs, one for work and the second one for the weekend. Now, I'm saving to purchase an Ember travel mug for commuting. It's truly a must-have. You don't know what you're missing until you have an Ember mug. Yes, it's costly but worth saving for it." — Cat47
Get it from Amazon for $98+ (available in 11 colors and two sizes).
14. A sunrise-simulating alarm clock because your mornings are starting off way too dark. This little device will brighten up gradually and wake you up with a beautiful "sunrise" whenever you set your alarm. It comes with seven natural sounds (like rain or chirping birds) to wake you up on the right side of the bed. Oh, and if you've been eyeing the Hatch alarm clock, reviewers say this is a great, affordable alternative!
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Promising review:"This alarm clock is one of the most innovative alarm clocks I have ever seen. Ever since I purchased it a few weeks ago, my night and morning routines have improved dramatically. I no longer need my phone for an alarm in my room at night, which improves my sleep and relaxation. The light feature works perfectly as my reading light, and the fun colors that I can choose add a fun ambiance to my room at night. The alarm settings in the morning are reliable and fun. I wake up each morning to a soothing piano riff and a simulation of the sun rising 20 minutes before my alarm goes off." — Sandra L. Cranny
Get it from Amazon for $35.08+ (available in three colors).
15. A pack of two door draft stoppers you can stick to the bottom of any drafty doors to keep the cold out and heat in. It also helps drown out noise, keeps out bugs, and even prevents kids and pets from sliding toys under the stove and fridge — what a lovely multi-use product.
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Promising review:"I originally bought these to keep crickets out of my house because I have large gaps under both of my doors and a cricket problem in my yard. But after installing them (which was super easy), I realized that they were keeping my house cool during the day and keeping the cold air out at night." — Betty
Get it from Amazon for $8.99+ (available in four colors).
16. Plus, a window insulator kit if you're not looking to spend hundreds on electricity during this chilly season. Just place it around the entire window and blow dry to heat-shrink it, which will help block out any drafts.
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Promising review:"I buy this every winter, and it makes a BIG difference! We have super-thin windows, and this works like a charm to stop 80% of the cold drafts. I find I can sit right next to the window without a problem after installing them. It's easy to install and looks invisible after you apply heat with a hair dryer. No one will be able to tell there's a film, and it'll look completely transparent after you apply heat. It was so satisfying to see the wrinkles disappear! It looks great, works great, and will save your energy! Win-win-win!" — Raymond
Get a five-window kit from Amazon for $18.93.
17. A vegan snout soother stick because the air is becoming drier and so is your pupper's nose. This plant-based balm can help relieve their precious snout of any cracks or discomfort and prevent future issues!
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Promising review:" My dog was experiencing a dry, rough nose this fall. I ordered this ointment to try, and I was pleasantly surprised how well it 'melted' into the skin and was absorbed." — Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $5.95+ (available in two styles and five sizes).
18. Plus, a dog paw cleaning device if your doggo can't help but jump into any water or mud puddle they see — and then, of course, track their dirty paws into the house. This nifty tool has soft silicone bristles that'll gently remove mud and dirt from their paws so your floors will no longer be plastered with dirty (but adorable) prints.
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Promising reviews:" The mud buster has saved me this fall! Our pup is a digger and comes in with muddy paws all the time. The mud buster has made it so much easier to handle and clean up!" — Szyhmkr
"You always wonder if we need one more thing in our lives that would be rarely used and end up in some storage to be forgotten. Happy to report this is quite the exception. Our puppy has to make a few dozen trips to the backyard, rain or shine, and quite regularly, his paws have to be wiped at the door before he brings dirt inside. This makes paw cleaning a breeze and surprisingly effective. The insert completely comes out and can be cleaned when needed. Simple but clever and effective." — insightful
Get it from Amazon for $16.99+ (available in three sizes, eight colors, and with or without a lid).
19. And a waterproof shoe tray because the rainy and snowy season is no friend to your foyer. This tray will catch all the dirt and water from your shoes that were just outside and hopefully leave you with a slightly cleaner home.
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Promising review: "This rubber shoe mat is a great, compact, lightweight option to keep the house tidy. We bought this for our little Airbnb unit that we own and it's been a great addition to the entryway. Easy to clean!" — AKara
Get it from Amazon for $13.11 (available in three colors and three sizes).
20. Plus, a washable door mat you can keep either indoors or outdoors so guests can wipe off their shoes before stepping foot on your freshly cleaned floors. The colors and pattern are adorable, and it doubles as a lovely piece of decor!
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Promising review" "I've had this rug at our front door for a couple of months now. So far I'm impressed with how easy it is to shake leaves and debris off of it. It's a little harder to vacuum stuff off of it because it is a little lighter weight than anticipated. But it still works for what we needed it for. I love the colors and design and love even more that it doesn't show dirt easily. I think it will be absorbent enough for shoes and boots to sit on it now that we're getting into the snowy months, too." — actuallythedog
Get it from Amazon for $15.99+ (available in four sizes and two colors).
21. A foldable mini pop-up tent because you're a soccer parent and that means showing up to ALL of your kiddo's games, even if it's 40 degrees out. Just pop it up, and you can comfortably watch everything that's happening on the field — aka no more missing your kiddo's goals because you were too busy trying to stay warm. You can also use it while camping or waiting in line to snag tickets to a concert!
Under The Weather is a family-owned small business creating pods to handle all your outdoor weather-related needs. Bonus — you can zip several together side by side while still keeping the front closed!
Promising review:"We had a ballgame today where it was 30 degrees; one minute it was raining, then it would turn to snow. While everyone else was freezing cold, I was warm and toasty — I only had a long-sleeve shirt and yoga pants on while everyone else was layered up. I had extra stuff with me, but I put it on the floor of the pod 'cause I was so warm. Others had three or four blankets on top of their layers of clothes. I put a small propane heater in there, and it felt like I was sitting in my living room. I highly recommend this product as I am a very happy customer! I've looked at them for years but always backed out and finally decided it was time to get it. I will never sit out in a cold snowy or rainy ballgame ever again." — Jeff & tennille chambers
Get it from Amazon for $87.20+ (available in three colors).
22. A cool mist humidifier here to help you through the dropping temps and dry weather that can cause congestion, coughs, and dry skin. Thanks to the 360-degree mist nozzle and the fact that it can run for up to 25 hours straight, it'll ensure the air in your home has just the right amount of moisture for comfort.
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Promising review:"A humidifier is great for dry skin! I have eczema and when my skin is especially dry, I use this humidifier when I sleep and I wake up to soft skin and hair. The downside is that your hair might look a little oily sometimes but there are adjustment levels — low and high levels. Using the humidifier, you really feel the difference when you wake up. It's a great item for skincare and especially great if you struggle with dry skin, whether just during wintertime or all the time!!! Highly recommend this!" — Daisy
Get it from Amazon for $29.99+ (available in three sizes).
23. And a super smart (and cute) humidifier tank cleaner that'll ~kind of~ give you the fun of having a fish without needing to take care of it. Plus, it's more useful than a live fish (sorry, fishies) because it keeps your humidifier clean for longer and kills odor-causing bacteria so you don't have to wash it out constantly.
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Promising reviews:"I LOVE these little fish. I've been using them for about 2.5 years now and I truly believe they help keep the humidifier and water cleaner. People don't realize all the nasty mold and bacteria that can be growing in their humidifier and then released into the air in their room! I've noticed a huge difference in mold growth when I use these fish." — Shelly
Get it from Amazon for $5.98.
24. A heated toilet seat because you're a queen, and your butt deserves nothing less than a heated toilet seat. Plus, it has a built-in night-light so you're not blinded by the overhead light when you need to wazz in the middle of the night.
Promising review:"Love it! The blue/purple light isn't overwhelming, and you can turn it off. The heat has three settings. I have it on low right now since it's not that cold out, and it is lovely and toasty. We will be really glad we have this when next winter rolls around." — Michelle
Get it from Wayfair for $142.38+ (available in two sizes and colors).
25. A fan-favorite Orolay parka that'll seriously have you wondering where it's been all your life — yes, it's just THAT warm and cute. It has six large pockets, it's windproof, and has a fleece-lined hood!
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Promising review:"This coat is no joke. The coldest temperature I tested out was 9 degrees, and I did not feel like I was freezing at all! I even tried to wear it with just a T-shirt, no sweaters/layers underneath, to see if I felt cold...nothing. No cold! Boomshakalaka! It's also so stylish, roomy, has a thousand pockets (goodbye purse!), and looks different from all the rest out there." — Zhure
Get it from Amazon for $125.99+ (available in women's sizes XXS–5XL and in 12 colors).
Check out our Orolay down jacket review to learn more!
26. A hydrating overnight lip mask because the winter climate is kryptonite to your lips. If you're dealing with any chapped or cracked lips, just apply this fruit-infused mask that'll hydrate and moisturize your kisser.
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Get it from Amazon for $7.99+ (available in four scents).
27. A UV-free LED sunlight lamp if you feel like you've missed out on an entire day's worth of sun because you've been stuck in the office all day. This lamp provides glare-free light that feels like the sun's rays and can even give you a boost of energy throughout the day.
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28. A quick-heating stainless-steel electric kettle so you can have hot water in as little as three minutes instead of waiting for a pot to boil on the stove. You'll be sippin' on your tea or cocoa in no time!
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Promising review:"We were searching for a new kettle that would meet our needs, and this one fits the bill perfectly. My wife uses it to heat water for French press coffee, and I use it for pour-over coffee. The temperature settings would work great for tea as well. I love the hold feature so I can keep the temp constant while making pour-over. The spout works great and gives me excellent control over flow and location. It also looks sharp on the counter! We use it every day, and we are very happy with our purchase." — Steven Baker

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