The Travel Blanket

Elevating traipsing from airport to airport to a fine art because of the advantages of the travel blanket, the Cabin Cuddler is more than a blanket — it's an investment in comfortable traveling. As seen on TV, the blanket can be used in multiple ways to keep you warm in the air or on the ground. Tired of asking airlines for pillows and blankets that are no longer furnished? (That's right; airlines no longer offer travelers pillows or blankets.) Tired of freezing while waiting in airports and then shivering on those late-night jaunts from LA to New York? Wish there was a better way to keep your toes from turning blue and your lips from trembling in a business office environment where the air conditioning is always cranked up to keep men in suits comfy but secretaries in tank tops and skirts freezing? If you're like most people, you'd like to maintain your temperature around 98.6, but today with the removal of blankets from airplanes, with the ubiquitous presence of air conditioning, and with the absence of common sense in offices, you need something new. How many times have you, the inveterate traveler, hit a hotel with inadequately functioning heating, up in Montana, say, in February. It's too late for the clerk to call the engineer to fix things. Unpack your Cabin Cuddler. It has a built-in pillow and will keep you cosy until dawn.