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Naipo Seat Cushion with Cooling and Heating

Regular followers of my blog may remember that last year I reviewed a Naipo Shiatsu Neck and Shoulder Massager. Well Naipo have now sent me another of their products free to review.

Naipo Seat Cushion with Cooling and Heating

This time I received a Seat Cushion with Cooling and Heating. It did have someone’s return slip inside, but all perfect as far as I could see. Not quite the Shiatsu Neck and Full Back Massage Seat Cushion from my Naipo Christmas wish list but never mind.

Naipo Seat Cushion with Cooling and Heating

This product is very versatile as to where it can be used, coming with both a car adaptor and an ordinary 3-pin plug. I tried it in the car, on an office chair and on a lounge chair. It has 2 elastic straps on the back to secure in place if required. The mains cable is less than 2 metres long, so depending on the arrangement of your furniture, you may possibly need to plug into an extension cable.

Naipo Seat Cushion with Cooling and Heating

It has 2 adjacent buttons on the side of the seat for heating and cooling. So firstly the heating functionality – press the red heating button once for the stronger setting, a second time for the weaker setting and a third time to switch off. Or it will automatically turn off after 30 minutes, but I found that I could switch it straight back on again. Not sure how easy it would be to do this whilst actually driving. It takes about 3 minutes to fully heat and then you can get nice and toasty warm in cold weather, with the heat coming out of both seat and back mesh areas between the leather sides. I loved this cosy feeling, especially as I’ve never owned a car with heated seats.

Naipo Seat Cushion with Cooling and Heating

And the blue cooling button works on the same principle of once for the stronger setting, twice for the weaker setting and three times to switch off. It is noisier in cooling mode than for heating, but not unduly so. The cooling fan is situated underneath the front of the seat and I did find this slightly uncomfortable on my legs in the car, but fine on all the chairs I tried indoors. There is also a pocket at the front, but in my opinion, this is only useful to store the cable and adaptors when the seat is not in use, as I found it got rather in the way when sitting down.

Another potential issue that I noticed in the car is that the cable only comes out of the right-hand side of the seat. Therefore as a driver in the UK, I had to carefully run the cable under the cushion towards the centrally situated cigarette lighter socket, to avoid the possibility of getting feet tangled in it whilst driving. Perhaps they could tweak the design slightly to have a cable hole at both sides that the user could choose between.

Naipo Seat Cushion with Cooling and Heating

And if you really want to take it off the chair and put away whilst not in use, then it simply folds in two.

Naipo Seat Cushion with Cooling and Heating

Less easy to test how effective the cooling mode is wicking sweat away at this time of year, so I shall need to give you an update in the summer. However the user manual does warn you that it may fade or breakdown if left exposed to sunlight, so I wouldn’t recommend keeping it in-situ on the car seat.

In particular, I plan to test it wearing shorts to see how comfortable it is next to skin. Luckily I have fabric seats in my car, as I know how red-hot some car seats can get when parked in the sun.

The manual also warns the following people to consult their doctor before use.
– Women who are pregnant
– Patients with osteoporosis
– Patients with sensory disturbance
– Patients with anaemia

This seat cushion is available on Amazon currently retailing at £49.99. Good value for a very useful product in my opinion.

Here is son1 feeling a bit camera-shy whilst testing it out. He liked it too.

Naipo Seat Cushion with Cooling and Heating

Plus I have a special offer to share with my readers. 10% off a Naipo Seat Cushion with Cooling and Heating when you use the code FTVYNB8A at checkout. Code expires 15/04/18.

You can take a look at the full product range on Naipo website here: https://www.naipocare.com/. I’d love to hear which products take your fancy.

And where do you think I’ve been sitting whilst writing this blog post? Getting all warm and cosy on my Naipo cushion of course.

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Are you sitting comfortably including giveaway?

I’ve received a very attractive cushion, free to review from Evans Lichfield. It was a surprise as to which one they would choose from their wide selection and I was delighted to receive a gorgeous pheasant design from their country range.

Evans Lichfield Pheasant Cushion

It is very comfortable and now I’m just wondering where they have installed a secret camera here, as it compliments my lounge furniture beautifully.

This cushion measures 43cm by 33 cm and has a nice tartan pattern on the reverse for when you fancy a change of style. The fabric is dry-clean only and it has been handmade in England. The current RRP for this design of cushion is £19.99 and you may check Evans Lichfield website for stockists. A great value item in my opinion to purchase either for yourself or as a gift.

Evans Lichfield Pheasant Cushion

You may also purchase matching fabric in a 140cm width in this design if you fancy making your own home furnishings. The design is also available in canvas wall art, tea towels and tote bags.

Evans Lichfield is a British family run home furnishings business that has been going since 1988. They work with a host of in-house artists as well as British artists to create their designs, with a host of products available including cushions, canvas wall-art and fabric-by-the-metre. You can view their whole collection on their website. There are loads of lovely designs for lounges and bedrooms.

And I’m hosting a rafflecopter competition to giveaway a pheasant cushion courtesy of Evans Lichfield to one lucky winner.comper friendly badge

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And you may see my other giveaways here.

I’d love to hear how you use cushions to enhance your home.

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My review of Sew Personal To You

A parcel arrived in the post which we had been eagerly awaiting.  Inside was a cushion beautifully decorated with my sons’ artwork drawing, embroidered into a hand-stitched design by Natasha of Sew Personal To You.  In fact it was even more than we expected, as I was assuming that we would just receive the cushion cover, but a cushion pad had already been inserted inside.

Here are my sons’ original designs, which they drew specially for the cushion, the day we agreed to do the review.  These are pictures that they think Daddy will love, as whisper, they plan to give the cushion to Daddy for Christmas.

Happy Face by son2

Happy Face by son2

Yoda by son1

Yoda by son1

And here is the beautiful cushion created by Natasha.

The finished result

The finished result

You can see how accurately Natasha has copied the boys’ artwork, even the gap where son1 didn’t quite join Yoda’s leg upto his body.  It is a wonderful way to preserve your childrens’ precious doodles by turning them into unique personal items either to keep yourself or as a gift.

Natasha has only recently started up Sew Personal To You as a small business, inspired by transferring her own childrens’ artwork onto polo tops.  She maintained excellent communication with me, letting me know when she was planning to start the embroidery and when it was finished.  And she explains in advance how line drawings, rather than coloured in, are preferable since she tries to match as close as possible what your child had drawn, line for line – tricky when coloured in but not impossible!

So if you’re thinking about Christmas presents take a look at Sew Personal To You.  Your childrens’ doodles can be transferred onto all sorts of personalised items – clothing, cushion covers, hankies, shopping bags, tea towels, wall hangings, bookmarks, notebook covers and much more.  And you may include extras such as the date and your budding artist’s name.

The boys were thrilled with the cushion and they even got a sticker each.

And I’ll let you into a little secret.  I’m planning to host a giveaway on behalf of Sew Personal To You early in the New Year, in plenty of time for Mothers Day.

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Disclosure.  This post is a review of a product I was sent for free.  All opinions are my own.