Cozy Legs Heater

Cozy Legs Panel Heater

I don't know about you,
but I have cold feet.
Like almost always.

The dress code at work also makes it a bit hard to keep my feet warm. Dress shoes, nylons, and yes...a dress. 

Space heaters are not allowed at work so I began mentally preparing myself for a long, cold winter last fall.

One day while talking to a fellow cold-footed friend, she mentioned that we could use Cozy Legs Heaters.  She showed me hers, discreetly tucked under her desk, and explained how they worked. Who knew these wonderful inventions even existed? Boy, had I been missing out.

Cozy Legs Heaters are safer, more cost-efficient, energy-efficient, and do the trick for small spaces, especially in an office setting. Mine sits under my desk about 8 to 12 inches from my legs. It provides an even, warm, radiant heat that is just right to keep me warm, but not hot. After turning it on, I notice my feet and legs warming up in just a few minutes. I also like that it is quiet. There is no noise from a fan. love it! It was exactly what I was looking for and I no longer have cold feet at work! Halle-freakin-lujah!

To go along with the Cozy Legs Heater, this metal stand makes standing it up under your desk super easy.

Also, I found a power switch that allows you to have a High, Low, and Off setting, instead of just an on and off switch. I mounted the switch just under the edge of my desk so that I can easily adjust the settings.


I would say these heaters are ideal for under your desk either at home or at work. If you are looking to heat an entire room, you may want to look for more traditional space heaters.

To find out more about these efficient, little heaters, check out the Cozy Products website. They have other wonderful, warm products that will make your day. Great company and great people.

If you check prices online, you'll find them from about $52 to $80.
So check around and watch for deals.
I'll keep you posted on any I see.

For me the sweet deal came when work provided them for us. I guess they figured a warm, happy bunch of people were more effective and productive than a bunch of cold, miserable people. It was a wise investment for sure! So see if you can get work to buy them for you.