Start Your Chilly Morning Off Right With The Car Interior Preheater

Amy Tokic
by Amy Tokic

We hope you haven’t sent off your Christmas wish list to Santa just yet, because we have something you’ll want to add, especially now that the temperatures are dropping – the Car Interior Preheater.

If you feel bad about remote car starters that let your car idle until it’s warm enough to get into, this is the car heater for you. This programmable heater will defrost your car’s windshield and get it toasty warm inside. Just set it for 20 minutes before you’re going to drive away and you’ll be treated to a comfortably warm car in the morning – even in the middle of winter.

The Car Interior Preheater comes with two heat vents that tilt 180º to direct the hot air onto the windshield or throughout the car. Just put it on your car’s dashboard – no professional installation is required. You can start the heater up from about 200 feet away, thanks to a remote control. It can be recharged through an AC outlet or a car charger, which comes included with the heater.

The Car Interior Preheater costs $119.95.

[Source: Oh Gizmo!]

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  • Connie Connie on Jan 23, 2013

    yes, were can we get one of these??

  • Mauriceh Mauriceh on Dec 22, 2013

    The picture conveniently omits showing the AC power cable that has to get to the heater. Seriously though a decent electric heater is under $50 at many outlets, such as Canadian Tire or Princess Auto. An electric timer is around $15. And the necessary extension cord around $20 So, while stylish looking, this device is vastly over priced. You are welcome.

    • Ray Ray on Dec 22, 2013

      thanks, and not that i want one, but it says it says it's battery operated and pushing a button from inside your home is probably a lot easier going outside, running an extension cord through a crack in the window and then having to plug it in.. not to mention reversing all that when it's time to drive away. you're welcome

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