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REASOR PRODUCTS introduces its Pajama Warmer, a tempera- ture controlled electric warming fl eece bag that heats socks, pajamas, tow- els, lingerie, gloves, baby clothes, lotions, and more. Within ten to fi fteen minutes, the items placed inside it are a comfortably warm temperature. The Pajama Warmer was invented when company founder, Lance Rea- sor, decided to create a more effi cient way to warm pajamas. He wanted to help out a friend
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who warmed her pajamas by a wood stove every night be- fore putting them on, because she was always cold. The innovation won a Bronze Medal Award at the 2007 Taipei In- ternational Invention Show & Technomart in Taipei, Japan. The company sug-
gests that this product makes an excellent gift for the person who is al-
ways cold, especially elderly men and woman. “When I tell women about the Pajama Warmer, they always say how much they want one,” says Reasor, “and we fi nd that it’s an especially hot holi- day and birthday gift item, and is also popular as a Valentine’s and Mother’s Day gift.” In addition to the usual uses, people even buy them to keep laptop computers warm in their car, and to warm plates in the kitchen, according to the company. Reasor Products also pro-
duces a Baby Clothing Warmer, also good for blankets, diapers, towels and wipes. In addition, Reasor makes a camoufl age ver- sion of the Pajama Warmer for the outdoor sportsperson and hunting and fi shing enthusiast. Inquiries regarding wholesale ordering or drop shipment are welcome. Pajama Warmers sell at retail for $39.95. The company will be glad to discuss wholesale
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