Late last year we featured a new product in development by a technology start-up called Soletics. The product is an ultra-thin, battery-powered wireless heated glove that is a two-part construct – one part is a thin textile glove; the other part is a powerband that connects to the glove with smart technology. The product has two features we've not seen to
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It's not easy finding good products for Raynaud's sufferers this time of year, but fortunately we had some discoveries from fellow Frosties: FrostGuard® Windshield and Wiper Cover - Earlier this year our blog featured a winter beach towel tip found in the press as a homemade strategy for avoiding frozen fingers when cleaning windshields in the winter. Colleen in Pennsylvania
This time of year there are fewer products to scout for Frosties, but here are a couple we thought worth noting: Heated Bidet - We included this one for its entertainment value, as we don't expect lots of Raynaud's sufferers to spend up to $1,700 for one of these bath fixtures (although they do start as low
Much as we love the concept of heated gloves, many of us have experienced the hurdles they present: heavy batteries that dig into the wrist, thick material that makes it difficult to do simple tasks like putting coins in a parking meter, and more. Those that offer greater dexterity tend to be made for less
