While winter is usually associated with hot chocolate, cosying up with a blanket and coloured fuzzy socks, it also brings along the dread of cold floors, bath time and the lull of early nightfall. But there’s no reason to fret just yet because your winter woes can be put to rest with a host of electronics that will keep you warm this season. So if you’re still wondering where to start shopping this season, our list below will give you the headstart you need.
Havells Comforter 2000W room heater
Of course, we couldn’t start our list without stating the obvious. If being warm and toasty is on your wishlist this year, there couldn’t be a better way to achieve it than by getting yourself a room heater. What we love the most about this appliance is that it blends right into your home without looking out of place. A good room heater like the Havells Comforter 2000W gets the job done while looking stylish in any part of your home.
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Racold CDR DLX geyser
We know, baths are off-limits this season! And perhaps we shouldn’t raise the issue at all, but there’s nothing like a steamy, relaxing bath in the dead of the cold to take away all your winter chills. If you’ve steered clear of installing a geyser in your home so far, wintertime is a good opportunity to get started with one. While a smaller 3L geyser may cut it for some, look for a larger geyser like the Racold CDR DLX for more seamless usage.
Philips HD9373 electric kettle
Even if you have a stove nearby, it is never a bad idea to invest in an electric kettle handy for your requirements. Need a quick cup of tea but have very little time on your hands? You got it! Want a cup of hot water to soothe your seasonal flu? An electric kettle to the rescue! If you need more convincing, hear from us that it also makes preparing cup noodles super easy! An electric kettle like the Philips HD9373 also comes with a concealed heating element that also makes this appliance a tad more stylish, perfect your the vibe of your kitchen.
LG Hot and Cold air conditioner
Surprised? Don’t be, and no, the frost hasn’t gotten to us! Air conditioners these days can double as a heater with their built-in reversible function. Apart from saving on space, it makes sure that you never have to worry about a cold room again. And of course, there’s always the advantage of switching it back to cooling in the summer. Something like this LG 5 in 1 Convertible Hot & Cold AC should give you both cozy warmth and refreshing cooling irrespective of the weather!
Croma Hot, Cold and Normal water dispenser
We know what you’re thinking. Why in Santa’s name is a water dispenser in a list of winter appliances. That’s because most modern water dispensers are equipped with options to output both cold and hot water. This makes these water dispensers like the Croma Hot, Cold & Normal Top Load Water Dispenser a great choice for when you quickly want a cup of hot water for your morning tea, evening cup of black coffee, or simply some hot water. The best part? You can use the same dispenser for cool water in the summer!
So, the next time you find your teeth chattering because of the cold, you know you have a list to turn to and a host of appliances that you can include in your home for beating the chills!
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