A Duluth man was featured on Donny Deutsch's "Big Idea" on CNBC this week.

Cold winters at the cabin gave Lance Reasor the idea for his warm and cozy invention. LeAnn Wallace reports.

Winters are especially long in the Northland.

After observing his girlfriend warm her pajamas on the wood burner night after night, Lance Reaser decided to do the same.

"And I said you know this feels really good, so then after that whenever I mentioned after that that I was working on developing the idea of a pajama warmer, women and even not older women but middle aged women said oh I like that sound, I want one. So I thought there must be a need here we can fill."

Reaser says the "Pajama Warmer" allows people the ability to warm their pajamas in a much easier way... by saving a trip to the dryer or the hassle of other warming methods.

"It's actually a satin lined bag, it's got a heating pad on the inside, you put your pajamas in you turn it on and ten minutes later you have toasty warm pajamas."

And if you want more than just your pajama's warm, Reasor says socks, ski gloves, even food, can be kept warm using the Pajama Warmer.

This isn't his only big idea however; he's also currently working on a plate warmer.

In Duluth, LeAnn Wallace, the Northlands News Center.

The Pajama warmer is available in various catalogs and on the internet.
Prices range from 35 to 40 dollars.