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Winpull Bird Bath Heater 70W, Birdbath Deicer with Thermostatically Controlled, Heavy Duty Premium Cast Aluminum Winter Water Heated De-icer for Bird Chicken Outdoors
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Winpull Bird Bath Heater 70W, Birdbath Deicer with Features
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🐦【Powerful 70W Bird Bath Heater】 120V 70W outdoor bird bath de-icer keep the birdbath from freezing in winter. Helps birds survive the winter by keeping the water flowing even in the cold winter months! It ensures effective deicing, also saves electricity and provides safe drinking and bathing for the birds
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🐦【Heavy Duty Die-cast Aluminum】Full coverage partition layer and high density aluminum shell have great heat conductivity and durable for maximum usage to prevent rust. And the bird bath heater is easy to clean and maintain, will helps to keep the water clean for the birds
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🐦【Safe and Easy to Use】With thermostatic control and overheat protector, water heating will automatically start and off to ensure safety. Providing a comfortable bathing experience for our feathered friends. Just place the birdbath heater in the center of your birdbath, make sure the heater is full covered by water and plug in, it will start to work. The deicer heater is heavy enough that will not drop out of the bird bath.
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🐦【Wide Range of Applications】 Designed for standard size birdbaths, this outdoor bird bath de-icer can be used in different kinds of birdbaths, such as metal, plastic, stone or glass birdbath or container, the waterproof immersion deicer will not melt the plastic bird bath, this bird bath heater is safe for both metal and non-metal containers.
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🐦【Ideal Water Heater for Birds & Chickens】 This bird bath de-icer is the ideal companion for your winter patio and garden. You will be very relaxing to watch varieties of birds or other small animals making a show, incessantly coming to drink or bathe in the water.
