Whether you’re cozied up on the couch or typing at your desk, cold, stiff fingers are never pleasant. And while running the heater would solve that problem, it can really hike up your energy bill. And many space heaters are too bulky to lug around, and they can pose quite a fire hazard.
If staying warm this winter is something you’re interested in, do yourself a favor and snag this revolutionary portable air heater. Not only does it keep the air around you nice and toasty, but it actually has a detachable piece that serves as a hand warmer, allowing you to keep your hands warm for up to an entire hour on-the-go.
Unlike other portable heaters out there, the Nordic Hygge Värme can pump out some serious warmth in an incredibly short amount of time. Thanks to its use of rapid heat technology, it can effectively warm small spaces in a mere three seconds. And since it’s so compact in size, you can easily place it on your desk, nightstand, kitchen counter, or wherever else.
Aside from its impressive heating power, the Nordic Hygge Värme boasts an array of other great features. For one, it boasts a super-quiet fan, allowing you to work and even sleep alongside it without it becoming bothersome. And it turns off automatically after four hours, making it incredibly safe to keep around the house.
But perhaps the neatest part of the Nordic Hygge Värme is its detachable hand warmer that you can take with you around the house, or even on a trip out to the store, capable of keeping those fingers toasty for up to an hour. That’s all due to the warmer’s phase-changing wax that heats up in minutes, staying warm for a long amount of time.
Stay warm into the new year with the Värme Portable Air Heater with Detachable Hand Warmer, now 14% off for a limited time!
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