***This giveaway is no longer accepting entries – scroll to the bottom to see who won!***
Is it hot in here or is it just these? Har har. But seriously, Air & Water offers a slew of heating, cooling and even humidifying products for your home, and this week one of you is gonna score one of these electric fireplaces on the house:
Whether you go for the modern and colorful Mini Cube ($100), the large and traditional Lincoln ($300) or something in between, like the Danville or the Compact Electric ($130) you’ll be adding function and ambiance to any less-than-warm space. My mom actually has one like the Compact Electric and it was quite a hit over the Christmas holiday (the one-button remote couldn’t have been easier).
So here’s how to enter:
- PRIZE: One electric fireplace from Air & Water (choose from the Mini Cube, Lincoln, Danville or Compact Electric).
- TO ENTER: Comment on this post with the words “HEAT ME UP!” and…
- BONUS QUESTION: … tell us how you’re staying warm this winter (new coat? lots of hot chocolate?) or if your area’s weather has even required any stay-warm tactics (we had one of the coldest Decembers on record, but maybe you’ve been enjoying t-shirt weather?)
- GIVEAWAY CLOSES: Wednesday, January 5th at 8pm EST
- NUMBER OF WINNERS: One
- PRIZE SHIPS: The 48 contiguous United States
- USUAL STUFF: One entry per e-mail address is permitted. The winner will be selected using random.org and announced on Thursday as an update to this post. That’s right, come right back here on Thursday morning for the announcement of our winner. Good luck…
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Random.org has chosen a winner and it’s… Annette Nelson (who keeps warm by heating up a rice bag she made from Sew Mama Sew). Congrats!
Note: We weren’t paid or perk’d for hosting this giveaway, we just take them on to reward our lovely readers! See our Giveaway FAQs page for more info. Pics from Air & Water.
Lara says
Heat Me Up!
Well, even though I’m in Texas I think I’d die w/o my good ‘ole central heating. :)
Jayne says
HEAT ME UP!
I’m staying warm and dry with fantastic galoshes!
Brianne P says
HEAT ME UP!
Keeping warm this winter has been a challenge! I’m now home all the time, but I’m not wanting the gas bill to go up, so I’m keeping the thermostat set pretty low. My keep warm plan involves hot tea, and homemade wool sweaters.
Lucas says
Heat Me Up…
I just have a normal central heating system…trying to keep the bills down.
Rejane Brito says
HEAT ME UP!
After recently moving to a new house with high ceilings and realizing that the heat vents higher up on the wall keep us cold on the downstairs level (and that the built-in fire place doesn’t work), we are keeping warm by: snuggling each other, drinking hot tea, and keeping socks on at all times.
Candace says
please….HEAT ME UP!
The radiator in our 1930’s home’s basement bedroom is on the fritz, so we keep warm with a down comforter and lots of snuggling!
Laura D says
HEAT ME UP!!
Even in So Cal, we run the heater, especially in our drafty 50-yr old rental. But, entertaining my 9 month old son, that really keeps me warm.
Stephanie says
HEAT ME UP!!!
Love those heaters!=)With all the wind we’ve had this winter we discovered our little house is very drafty. The heater would be awesome esp. with two little ones running around.
Brooke W. says
Heat me up!!
Warming my cold hands up on the hubby’s back!! Hahaha!!
Samantha says
Heat me up!
I really need the help! I invested in a bio-fuel tabletop “glass fire” from Planika this winter: it was extremely expensive, and while it’s lovely to look at, it turns out it a) stinks of gas when it’s burning and b) doesn’t throw any heat! What a costly mistake. My chilly house needs heat help! :)
In the meantime, I’m trying to stay warm up here in northern new england via lots of hot chocolate, lots of warm throws, and 2 lap cats (I call them my fuzzy hot water bottles).
Heating aside, I want to add my thanks for your incredible blog. I’ve been reading about your adventures and endeavors for more than 2 years now, and you’ve helped enormously with my (pretty feeble) DYI attempts. Next up: painting kitchen cabinets, which I’ve been putting off for over a year. But with your tutorials in hand (or on screen), I’m going to give it a try…
Thanks again–and happy new year to you all!
Sam
Jenny says
HEAT ME UP!
We live in Montana where it can get a little chilly :) We have 3 large dogs that like to snuggle, they are like a heating blanket that does not require being plugged in!
Sara says
“HEAT ME UP!” We have had a fire almost every night in our den however the bedroom is an icebox! Boy would i love to put one of these babies next to my bed!!
megan e says
HEAT ME UP!!!!
Will be installing a gas insert to fix our out of date, out of code fireplace, but in the meantime, still shivering up here in Wisconsin!
Marlenda says
“HEAT ME UP!”
we’re staying warm with extra blankets and cups of hot chocolate
Marian says
HEAT ME UP!
It’s been freezing in Salt Lake City lately so we headed to Southern California for New Year’s. It rained, but at least the highs were above freezing!
Emily says
HEAT ME UP!
Oh the blankets I pile on myself to try and warm up, when i could bask in the warmth of one of these beauties! Lincoln I love you.
Suzi D. says
HEAT ME UP!
It’s all about layers up here in South Dakota! And lots of blankets!
Robin says
HEAT ME UP!
I’m staying warm by simply curling up in a super soft, warm blanket I made!
Sara says
Heat me up!!
Fleece blankets are in abundance around here!
Erinn says
HEAT ME UP! Trying to stay warm through the Mid-West Winter is tough. Hope this would help with gas bills.
Evie Jespersen says
HEAT ME UP!!!
Staying warm is hard this winter – the baseboard heaters in the house we’re staying in don’t work! My key is these FUZZY knit socks my aunt (owner of the house – obviously she knows) made me before she left for the Philippines!
Brent says
HEAT ME UP!
Well my wife and I are trying to keep warm (it’s especially important for her since she is 2 months pregnant) by keeping on lots of layers! She usually comes down in the morning wearing a about 3 layers of shirts, a pair of pants, 3 pairs of socks, slippers, a hoodie and a robe! I know it seems a little extreme, but she is quite the FREEZE BABY (year-round)!! lol
Danielle B. says
HEAT ME UP!
I am staying warm with lots of colorful scarves, and cozy sweaters! A fire place would be nice!
Maggie [The Freckled Citizen] says
HEAT ME UP!!
I stay warm in DC with lots of snuggling with my husband and our two furry friends. Brrrrr!
Alissa says
HEAT ME UP!
It’s been pretty cold here in Wooster, OH so far. My house has radiant heat but I like the look of the radiators in our old 1920’s home. They keep us warm!
At work, I have to use a space heater because they keep our building sooooo cold! Brrrr!
Tim Owens says
Heat Me Up!
We’ve been bundling up under the covers with the heat turned up this winter.
Nicole says
HEAT ME UP! I’m staying warm by wearing my Ugg’s! No other boot can keep my toes not froze!
Allie says
HEAT ME UP! Staying warm this winter with warm blankets and a heating pad next to my bed :-)
Krista G says
HEAT ME UPPP!
After just buying a new house in November with high ceilings, it gets pretty cold. I’ve come to the conclusion that my leopard print slippers are the best slippers I’ve ever had!
Katherine says
“HEAT ME UP!” – snuggling w/ doggies and hubby
Kara says
Oooh, heat me up!
My house is FREEZING (luckily we don’t get super cold weather). I’m starting to doubt that I have insulation of any kind. I can see my breath every morning while I make my tea. Sad! I would love a little cozy heat next to my reading/knitting chair!
Jeff says
HEAT ME UP!
down blankets from the Company Store
Pamela says
“HEAT ME UP!” I’m staying warm by keeping lots of fuzzy throw blankets on every bit of seating and bed in the house!
April D. says
HEAT ME UP! It’s actually been very cold here in Arizona so we’ve cranked the heat up to 73!
amanda says
heat me up! snuggling keeps me warm! and a blanket
Lindsay says
HEAT ME UP!
I love my wool socks and slippers! We are in the process of buying a new house, and one of our great compromises was no fire place! Those look like such cute and cozy options to cozy up and pretend by.
Kerry says
HEAT ME UP! I am located in Lynchburg, VA, 2 hours west of you guys. We have been freezing here as well! I have been keeping warm with electric blankets! I’m too cheap to raise my heat much above 65, so electric blankets are a must!
Nikki W. says
HEAT ME UP!
Sarah D. says
HEAT ME UP! Staying warm in our wintry weather with lots of coffee,hot cocoa, and tea. Especially yummy after playing in the snow with the kids.
Carla says
HEAT ME UP!!
Heated Mattress Pads are the bomb :)
Tanja says
HEAT ME UP!
Our cabin has no central heat only a woodstove so some of the rooms can be a little chilly if they’re far from wood stove so this would be awesome!
Corrie says
Heat Me UP…please
I would like to stay warmer in Western PA with a fireplace. When we built our house, I kind of poo-pooed the idea of a fireplace. Now? I miss one!
Mollie says
HEAT ME UP!
We’re staying warm by taking on our own home improvement projects! Nothing like good physical work to keep the blood flowin’!
Suzy says
HEAT ME UP!
New coat is keeping me warm!
Liz says
HEAT ME UP!
I’m staying warm this winter thanks to mother nature. We’ve had a pretty mild winter in Tampa,FL so far (knock on wood). It can get pretty chilly here believe it or not (in the 30s). When it does, I put on sweats and fuzzy socks :)
Kate Ediger says
HEAT ME UP!
I try to spend as much time as I can under a blanket with a dog or two on my lap to keep me warm on cold nights.
tiffany says
HEAT ME UP
We’re staying warm by turning on the oven, we could really use one of these babies!
Chris says
HEAT ME UP!!
Our heat pump keeps up pretty well, but on blustery days, nothing beats the wood stove!!
Julie says
HEAT ME UP!
I’m not staying warm; my new house has a really cold family room and I could totally use one of these!
MichelleS says
HEAT ME UP!!
Ok so my winter hasn’t been that bad. Temperatures have been going from 34-75 all winter long. For those cool nights we’re drinking hot chocolate and cuddling in our snuggies (don’t judge :P ). However, we’re planning to move to Minnesota and my dear husband is up there right now with temperatures below freezing (Poor guy loves it.) Me and my kids are natural born Texans and below freezing temperatures sound torturous. Winning this would definitely make a difference in our winter when we move up there in February. Heat me up (and my darling children)! Please!