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Warmth & Comfort In Every Room -- The Personal Plug-In Heater! --

 

	Quick & Easy Heat Instantly Now you can enjoy warm heat in any room without spending a fortune on utility bills. Our personal heater plugs right into any outlet without taking up any space to give you a warm and cozy place to relax!
It's the perfect way to add a little heat without having to heat up the entire house. Quickly heat up any bedroom, bathroom or living room! Perfect for dorm rooms & even your garage! The 400 Watts of power is regulated by the builtin thermostat ensuring your room is exactly the temperature you prefer! Get My Handy Heater! >>
Digital Thermostat - Quickly heat your room to the temperature you prefer - and keep it there! Turns formerly drafty, unlivable spaces in warm cozy places again! Just Plug It In & Go - Our personal heater is so simple to use. Just plug it in to any outlet, set the temperature your like and your room will warm up quickly! Amazing Power - One personal heater can warm a room up to 250 sq. ft. Use two or more heaters for larger spaces and still save a bunch of money on heating bills! Safe & Effective - The outer housing stays cool to the touch so you will never get burned. The built-in digital temperature gauge is easy to read with big bold numbers and keeps your room exactly how you like it! Small And Compact Design - With our heater there is no need for wiring or batteries. Simply plug it in to any wall outlet. It's compact enough to travel too warm those chilly hotel rooms! << Get My Handy Heater Today >>

 

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