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A Comfortable Guide to Buying Camper Cots
Whether you have been an avid camper or have recently discovered the joy of spending recreational time outdoors, comfort eventually becomes a concern. Not ready for full glamping? Is the idea of another night on the ground equivalent to getting a tooth pulled? Enjoy the freedom of the outdoors but also get a good night’s sleep. Read our guide on creative usage and comfort tips for buying camper cots. Consider Size Before Buying Camper Cots Today’s cots have a lot to offer for providing comfort even in the most remote settings. To find the best sleeping cot for you, here are some size considerations. The length and width of sleeping cots have gone through improvements to make them suitable for people of all sizes. The standard length is 6 feet, but some cots have extended lengths. An extended width of your cot will add comfort if you are sleeping with someone else or just want to be a bed hog. For those of us that enjoy the snug comfort of being cradled in our sleeping bag, single sizes are still available. Take the height of the cot into consideration. If it is too low to the ground, getting up can be a challenge for many campers. The extra height also provides a storage area under the cot. Weight Capacity Is Important You can read descriptions for the amount of body weight a camping cot will support, but also consider the design. Many cots have been improved to hold more weight but be sure that the weight is distributed so that you are not sinking in the middle. Look for quality stabilizing bars and heavy-duty fabrics. When thinking of weight capacity, calculate your weight and allow for extra if you are sleeping with a partner. Mattress and Bedding Options An air mattress is an added comfort for sleeping cots. They protect backs from support bars and assist in distributing weight. Make sure that the size of the mattress meets the length and width of the cot. The height of the mattress should be 6-8 inches. You may initially think the thicker the mattress the better. But, consider the height of the cot frame with added mattress and you may find it difficult to get out of your cot. Your choice of bedding is really a matter of preference. A sleeping bag can offer added insulation for cold nights and many have moisture-wicking material. Still, using your favorite blanket is always an option. Some manufacturers offer cots that come with the frame, mattress, pillow, pump, and sleeping bag with an easy-to-carry bag that fits everything for campers looking for an all-in-one camping cot. Look for Protective Materials The material that is used over the frame of a camping cot should offer water resistance and durability in the weave to comfortably support you. Oxford fabric is often the preferred choice for camping equipment because it offers these features plus superior breathability to keep you from getting sweaty. The materials used in the frame should also be weather resistant. Look for quality aluminum for lightweight options. For increased strength, steel is preferred but is heavier to carry. Look for steel that is powder-coated for rust prevention. Sleeping out in the open air is so enjoyable for star gazing and a feeling of fully connecting with nature. It’s great until it gets too cold or the bugs get hungry! If you have a tent, you can always move your cot back in at night. However, there are also cots built into a tent that provides light weather and bug protection but also allows for views outside. A cot tent can be single or double sleeping. Many offer ample window space and breathable fabrics for cozy sleeping and added protection. Accessories for Camper Cots It may not be the most important requirement, but having pockets for storing flashlights, glasses, and medications on hand makes for a convenient and comfortable night. No more rummaging around in the dark through bags for necessities. Many outdoor cots offer sturdy frames to support LED string lights for a quick flip of the switch to light your way during the night. Kids love this added comfort of nighttime lighting in fun colors. For added water protection, look for a coordinating rain fly or tilting umbrella. If lounging outside on the deck or patio, consider installing an affordable retractable awning with a tilt feature for water runoff. How Portable Are Today’s Cots? Most cots are not intended for long hiking trips. There are lightweight styles that are easy to carry without sacrificing heavier weight support. Look for single-size cots with durable fabric and an easy fold and carry design. For shorter walking distances, you may be surprised to find how easy it is to pack up a large sleeping cot. Some cots are quick to fold in seconds. Some offer the ability to use with or without a mattress for light transport. Divide the load for longer walks by carrying the frame in its packing bag and have your partner carry the mattress in a separate bag. Creative Uses for Your Sleeping Cot Outdoor cots offer so much versatility in how they are used beyond traditional camping methods. They are an affordable option for providing comfort for guests and are portable for ease of storage. Truck Camper Many campers are finding an affordable alternative to the expense of towing a pop-up tent. If you own a pick-up truck, a cot tent is perfect for the truck bed. It’s great for outdoor music festivals, tailgating, and beach lounging. If you have children, you know how difficult it is to help a tired child during an outdoor event when there is nowhere for them to nap. Keep them safe and comfortable within arms reach at your next tailgate with a cot tent. Using a cot tent in your truck bed also gives you many more options for camping remotely. No more worry about damage to a tow on rugged terrain or having to worry about height clearances. Events at Home For outdoor home parties that lead late into the night, you don’t need a mansion or a local hotel to provide comfortable sleeping arrangements for guests. Keep them safe from unnecessary travel with multiple tent cots spaced throughout the yard. Provide some family fun for the kids at home! Create a caravan scene with a central fire pit and multiple camping cots. If you have an outdoor theater projector, arrange tent cots for a night reminiscent of a drive-in theater experience. Kids love to have outdoor slumber parties. Invest in single outdoor cots you can place in a large screened canopy. The kids will enjoy being together for late-night giggles, and you can sleep comfortably in a nearby tent cot for monitoring. Work Siesta A camping cot can be used for so much more than camping outside. Use them for quick set-up in a room for guests and easy storage later. But, continue to think out of the box for a moment. Many Americans are learning from other countries that have traditionally incorporated naps into the work schedule. The benefits of a nap during work hours include increased productivity. Many employers and health insurance companies are promoting this idea for better health and overall cost savings. If you are a remote worker, a camping cot might be a dream come true! Work out on your deck and continue to enjoy the fresh air at nap time. Bring the joys of the outdoor hammock to the next level of comfort with an easy-to-fold-away cot or leave it up for daily use under a covered porch. Retrofit Your Camping Gear With Cots If you already have a large tent but have been thinking of ways to keep food protected, consider using the tent for an eating area and provide individual sleeping quarters with tent cots. For ultimate freedom to experience the outdoors, opt for a sleeping cot under a canopy. Many styles of outdoor canopies offer a large screening area for bug protection and open-air sleeping. Don’t forget your best bud when considering buying camper cots. Dogs are great companions and offer protection in remote camping areas. Show your appreciation with a dog cot that provides cooling comfort at rest time. Bring Comfort to All of Your Outdoor Adventures Whether you are looking for outdoor fun at home or ready to embark on taking in new sites, there are so many products out there to make experiencing the outdoors a little more comfortable and practical. If you’ve enjoyed the tips in this guide for buying camper cots, visit us often for new products and advice for getting the most out of your outdoor living space and adventures. -
Tips on How to Care for Chickens in Winter
With each passing week as we shift from the fall into the dreaded winter, those new to keeping birds out back can be a little frantic as to how they can keep them safe through the dropping temperatures. Urban and suburban farming has become incredibly popular, especially keeping chickens for the most organic and “free range” eggs you can get. Here are a few key ways to care for your chickens in winter from now until the warmer months.The primary thing that any serious chicken “wrangler” is going to need is to have a safe place to keep your chickens. Moderately priced chicken coops are available for flocks of almost every size. Many of these have deluxe inside spaces that give them a gracious amount of room. The best combination you can have is to have a chicken coop that will have:1. a sufficient open fenced space for when the weather permits more outside activity.2. a substantial indoor option that they can bunker into at night.Adding a proper chicken coop that will accommodate to all of the seasons will make raising your chickens in winter a lot easier. Not to mention our chicken coops make for an attractive conversation piece that will help to avoid that “cluttered look” in your yard.What if I Have Other Animals?This is a great question, and often a BIG question that people forget to ask when they first consider adding a cute little chick into their family. Typically, if you are considering chickens you may already have other animals. While socialization is important, giving your chickens their own space and protection from other outdoor predators is vital. To reduce the risk of any unforeseen issues, consider a larger chicken coop model. The finished sealed wood grain will compliment your home’s décor, as well as minimize heat loss in the winter.Will My Chickens Freeze if They’re Outside?Not if you prepare appropriately and insulate the inside of your chicken coop. The second step here is going to be to create a space of artificial warmth.[alert type=”warning” close=”false”]Disclaimer: This method works best when placed in the outside area of the pen so as to not create a fire hazard with the internal bedding that you previously laid down.[/alert]A stand-up electric heater with a weather safe chord is going to be important for the fenced area, especially when you are dealing with freezing weather. This will allow a general “permatemperature” to occur and keep things safe so that your chickens regular body temperature does not have a chance to drop to unsafe levels.You need to then head inside the chicken coop and make sure that the trays, which are below the floor fencing, have extra stuffing and are emptied about halfway. This ends up acting as a bit of insulation for the chicken coop. Additionally, you could use pillow stuffing or even shredded newspaper to help insulate your chicken coop.Don’t Underestimate the Power of JellyIf streams of biting cold are going through your coop then you are going to want to prevent against frostbite. To do this, you will want to put petroleum jelly on the waddles, feet, and feathers of your chickens in winter. The best way to do this on the feathers is to cake it on a comb and comb it through the feathers, and then to hand rub them on the non-feathered areas. This does not have to be incredibly thick, but it needs to have a noticeable surface of protection.Switch from Feed to Corn in the WinterSwitch your feedings to corn at night. Corn tends to be a healthier and heartier meal for chickens that will help them gain more weight. Not only that, but corn takes longer to digest. Therefore, this will give your chickens the best chance to fight off the frost this winter.Check out some of our products that will help you provide your chickens with the best resources possible in order to withstand the upcoming changes in temperature this year. -
How to Design a Chicken Garden: Sample Free-Range Garden Plans
I think that we can all agree that free-range chickens are happier chickens. The ability to roam the yard and peck to their hearts content is way more mentally stimulating for a chicken, rather than being cooped up all day in a confined area. However, there is a hard-won balance that every passionate gardener tries to achieve when adding their first few chickens to their household. Failing to research the proper chicken garden designs, beforehand, will cause you a headache worth squawking about. 3 Reasons Why You Should Care About Chicken Garden Designs 1) Chickens dig… a lot! This is can be torture when you find out that your cute little chickens have decided to rip up all the grass in your garden that you’ve spent months tending. Fun fact: Chickens will scratch! That’s how they dig for bugs as they roam your backyard. Pre-planning your chicken friendly garden design will help you keep the damage to a minimum. 2) Chickens need cleanup. These cute cluckers can kick up dust, scratch in mulch, and get dirty. As a result, you will need to spend time cleaning your chickens and their coops. Listen, you wouldn’t place a dog house next to a mud puddle, right? The same logic applies here. Trust me, you’re going to want to plan out your chickens roaming areas. 3) Chicken fertilizer comes in the form of poop. I can’t stress this point enough; chickens poop a lot. It’s true that chicken poop makes for a wonderful fertilizer that both your plants and grass will love. However, I promise that you won’t be loving it when you find that same chicken poop on your favorite outdoor chair. Natural fertilizer is great. Having designated poop boundaries are better! How to Design the Best Chicken Garden Layer-by-Layer: Level 1: The Ground Level Gravel: If you’re in a hotter climate, you may not have the luxury of having grass in your yard. However, it’s not all bad. Gravel serves as a good supply of grit to help your chickens digest any fibrous materials from your free-ranging chickens. Grass: On the other hand, if you do have grass feel free to put your chickens to work. Using a chicken wire fence, you can create a temporary graze area. Chickens act as natural lawn mowers as they graze. Also, you’re gaining the added benefit of building richer soil from the chicken fertilizer. It’s important to note that you’ll want to move your chickens when you see that the grass has become shorter than 2 inches in length. Level 2: The Herb & Veggie Layer Chickens will love chowing down on some tasty greens in your garden. The greens on this level are edible and easy to reach. Plus, chickens will eat many of the bugs that attack your herbs and veggies that you don’t want to kill with pesticides. The trick is to make sure you don’t plant all of your herbs and veggies in one place. Otherwise, you will encourage overgrazing. Give your herbs and veggies some space by planting them throughout your chicken garden. [alert type=”info” close=”false”]Types of greens that can be planted at this level are: lettuce, spinach, kale, mustard, lavender, Swiss chard, and parsley.[/alert] Level 3: Bushes & Shrubs Layer Having a well-placed shrub or bush in your backyard will serve two important purposes for your chickens. Firstly, it will provide natural shade and protection to your chickens when they are away from their chicken coop. Secondly, your bushes and shrubs can provide food for your chickens in the form of berries, fruit, and seeds. [alert type=”info” close=”false”]Types of bushes and shrubs to consider are: blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, pomegranates, and gooseberries.[/alert] Level 4: The Top Layer Your top layer will typically consist of trees that bear fruit. These trees will serve as additional shade and sources of food for your chickens. Unlike your Bushes and Shrubs layer your Top Layer trees will require more sunlight. As a result, you should plant these fruit bearing trees just outside the edge of your new chicken-friendly garden. Photo courtesy of www.gardendesigninc.com/blog [alert type=”info” close=”false”]Assuming that your climate will encourage their growth, these are top layer trees: apple, pear, and peach trees.[/alert] *HELP* “What if I don’t have any mature plants or trees to shelter my chickens in my garden?” Answer: If you don’t yet have any plants or trees big enough to shelter your chickens, then you need to consider investing in a larger style chicken coop, that’s up off the ground. That way your chickens can continue to roam around, roost, and lay eggs. Also, having a proper chicken coop can protect your chickens from poor weather conditions and potential predators. Samples of Finished Chicken Garden Designs Photo courtesy of www.dummies.com Photo courtesy of www.pinterest.com/pin/112941903126610471/ Each layer of your new chicken garden offers a chance to grow beautiful edibles while simultaneously, developing a better harmony between you and your garden. Take advantage of designing a chicken garden, using the different layers method, because it will provide you with a stunning layered landscape, richer soil, and a multitude of good eats for your happy free-range chickens. -
Patio Trends of 2019 to Update Your Outdoor Space
The Patio: It’s a place of relaxation, a gathering place for friends and family, an event space for parties, a quiet nap nook. Your patio is possibly the most versatile space in your home. Is your patio ready for an update? Keep reading to find out more about the latest patio trends to freshen up your outdoor space! With summer upon us, we’re all feeling that urge to get outside more. There’s nothing quite like kicking back in your own private outdoor oasis with a cold beer or frosty margarita. My favorite part of summer is lounging on my patio in my vintage wicker armchairs, adult beverage in hand, dogs at my feet. You can catch me out there all summer reading books, annoying the neighbors with my unfortunate musical tastes, or yukking it up with friends. To spice up my outdoor space this year, I’m checking out these patio trends for outdoor decor inspiration. Our Favorite Patio Trends to Try This Year Lighting Outdoor lighting is all the rage this year. Great lighting makes your patio space super useable, safe, and inviting. This is a relatively easy and inexpensive way to update your patio. Since I have a small space, I’m looking at putting up some strings of fairy lights. If you have a larger area, opt for longer strings of naked bulbs, or put up poles to create a lighted outpost in your backyard. Look for LED lights that can be controlled by your phone for maximum convenience. Dual Purpose Furniture Functionality in design is experiencing a revival, which is good news for those of us with small spaces. Storage benches and poufs or ottomans that can pull double duty as tables all provide functional versatility. These pieces help you make the most out of a smaller patio space, and their dual functionality makes them more wallet-friendly, too. Fire Pits Who can resist that primal draw to a fire? Fire pits make an ideal focal point to any patio. Both decorative and functional, fire pits give your guests a place to gather. They also let you extend your patio season into the cooler fall months, as you can cozy up around the fire when the nights start to get chilly. Outdoor Kitchens and Bars This trend has been steadily growing in popularity the last few years. Don’t waste precious daylight trekking back and forth to the kitchen this summer. From elaborate outdoor kitchens to casual bar carts, the possibilities are endless. For some outdoor kitchen inspiration, check out our Pinterest board here. Mix and Match Materials Matching is so last year. Don’t be afraid to mix metal and wood for an industrial look, or wicker with ceramics for a softer style. Creating visual contrast adds a dynamic element to your patio space. To contrast with my wicker furniture, I picked up a chic dark grey ceramic planter for my lavender plant, Loretta. Because how are you supposed to talk to your plants if they don’t have names? Accent Pieces and Pops of Color Tasteful, muted neutrals will never go out of style. Adding a pop of color with funky throw pillows or bright cushions will liven up your patio and keep your look up to date. Fun accent pieces like a dramatic plant stand or elaborate end tables can really make your patio pop (without breaking the bank). Shop our Patio Sale to find more great pieces to update your outdoor space this summer! Need some inspiration? Check out these posts from Hayneedle and Elle Decor to learn more about current patio trends. Check our Pinterest Patio Updates board here to find even more ideas and products to make your summer Aosom! Follow us on Instagram at @aosomdecor and tag us in your patio pics to be featured!
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