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		<title>One For My Fellow Canadians</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://www.techconsumer.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/heated-sidewalk.jpeg"></a></p> <p>I saw this heated walkway and had to post. If you live in California, Australia or someplace with hot and sunny weather 365 days a year, you might want to skip over this post. However, if you live up North, you need to check it out. I almost want to buy [...]]]></description>
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<p>I saw this heated walkway and had to post. If you live in California, Australia or someplace with hot and sunny weather 365 days a year, you might want to skip over this post. However, if you live up North, you need to check it out. I almost want to buy the mat just for the novelty factor and the look on my neighbor&#8217;s faces. Imagine how great this would be for that little old lady who can’t rightly shovel her walkway. Basically, it&#8217;s a heated traction mat that stays out all winter long and you would turn it on when it starts to snow – heating up and melting the snow.</p>
<p>Specs? Of course. The mat can melt up to 2” of snow per hour, and plugs into any standard 120V outlet. Price wise it comes in a little over a grand, for a  15′ long x 24” size. Larger versions are available but will cost more.</p>
<p>My particular corner of the world doesn’t receive quite enough snowfall to warrant such a purchase, but I can imagine those living farther east finding it very useful.</p>
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