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Post #143988974 added 12-20-2020 10:11 PM by graphixv in Deal Talk
Curious, why would anyone want to use this type of electric space heater? Does this have a blower on it to spread out the heat?
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Post #143989097 added 12-20-2020 10:17 PM by passive101 in Deal Talk
It's quiet, efficient, and one of the safest forms. It doesn't get as hot, slower to heat up, slower to cool. They turn on and off less often. Yes they take longer to heat a room, but it's also...
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Post #143989106 added 12-20-2020 10:17 PM by Shane1949 in Deal Talk
It uses less energy if you need a constant heat source. It takes a while to heat up but stays hot for a long time with little energy to maintain. It relies on passive airflow from heated air around...
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Post #143989124 added 12-20-2020 10:18 PM by oncex in Deal Talk
It heats the rooms better with less energy because once the oil is warm, it holds the heat so later the heater just uses power to keep the oil warm. It does take a while to warm the oil at that's a...
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Post #143989169 added 12-20-2020 10:20 PM by brian17834 in Deal Talk
These are great. They take a while to warm up but they then release heat in a very constant, even way. It keeps the area you are heating at a very even temperature. I start it up on high to warm up...
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Post #143989247 added 12-20-2020 10:23 PM by indiaj0nes in Deal Talk
Better than blower. It doesn't dry the air and heats very well
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Post #143989256 added 12-20-2020 10:24 PM by Kystify in Deal Talk
Go ahead and get a $20 box fan to put behind this to make it actually warm up a room reasonably quick.
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Post #143999642 added 12-21-2020 7:57 AM by g0dM@n in Deal Talk
FYI, oil-based heaters are wayyyyyy more acceptable than ceramic/convection in a bedroom or office because they don't dry out the air. Don't mistaken this for these being better as ceramic is faster...
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Post #143999765 added 12-21-2020 8:01 AM by miuwu in Deal Talk
And dangerous hot to touch, don't be naked near it.
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Post #143999777 added 12-21-2020 8:01 AM by Ponder in Deal Talk
Units with fans tend to makes things worse. RH goes down so things feel drier combined with a fan. They also tend to have small heating elements and heat the air to a higher temp then blow it around...
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Post #143999981 added 12-21-2020 8:07 AM by Logan_71 in Deal Talk
I've gone down this route. I have one of the insulated garage door kits from Home Depot (?). I got the kit with hard-faced, plastic outer coverings and not just plain, cheap foam. I also...
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Post #144002504 added 12-21-2020 9:14 AM by Denigrate in Deal Talk
I've had a similar unit for about 20 years. Works as well today as it did when I bought it.
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Post #144007295 added 12-21-2020 11:27 AM by Hovi in Deal Talk
I selected ship to store, added the item to my cart, then when I went to view the cart/check out I noticed that the price had reduced down to $11.99. There was a note by the store pick-up that the...
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Post #144007343 added 12-21-2020 11:28 AM by uniuni in Deal Talk
Heat pumps are very efficient - but the efficiency is reduced when the temperature really drops low. I have a heat pump and that does fine with all of my house except for my basement office and a...
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Post #144009092 added 12-21-2020 12:10 PM by jhyman in Deal Talk
Did you read that article? It says space heaters reduce humidity because they raise the temperature. It doesn't say oil filled space heaters are an exception. All heaters raise the temperature and...
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Post #144014615 added 12-21-2020 2:33 PM by Iron_Maiden in Deal Talk
Just picked mine up. Thanks Op!
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Post #144016307 added 12-21-2020 3:18 PM by rios7 in Deal Talk
how energy efficient is this
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Post #144025883 added 12-21-2020 8:12 PM by Handplanepastor in Deal Talk
My wife had the same question when we were given ours. Not only are they silent and don't dry the air, they are extremely safe. While working in the basement, years ago, I used this to heat the...
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Post #144042821 added 12-22-2020 10:48 AM by baylin in Deal Talk
I don't know, I guess I should look into that. The package does say to plug it directly into the outlet. Thanks for the info.
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Post #144099107 added 12-23-2020 11:12 PM by User18383921 in Deal Talk
Are there any heaters that actually use less electricity? Most heaters cost $$$.
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Post #143991602 added 12-21-2020 12:42 AM by brenth77 in Deal Talk
If I remember from reading a while back, think heat pumps are about as efficient as you can get - especially one that new. Don’t think you’ll save using these to keep the heat pump from running...
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Post #143993597 added 12-21-2020 5:23 AM by MetsToWS in Deal Talk
I have electric baseboards throughout my 100% electric house. Would this be more efficient?
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Post #143993633 added 12-21-2020 5:25 AM by fool4deal in Deal Talk
I got my Garage door insulated, and it made the whole place warmer and cozier. I feel thankful for that ever single day! My garage is under the home, and I can feel the difference walking on hardwood...
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Post #144000563 added 12-21-2020 8:23 AM by dbvolfan1 in Deal Talk
I’ve used these in two basement rooms for years to help maintain a good temp. I put them on a smart timer to kick in before bedtime and set them to 600 watt low setting. They turn off about an hour...
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Post #144005213 added 12-21-2020 10:31 AM by metalcoat in Deal Talk
This uses 2 times more than a small force heater or 2 times more than what it says on the box. It would be interesting to see the Wattage for both units you are comparing. Like someone already said...
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Post #144009971 added 12-21-2020 12:30 PM by Alan69 in Deal Talk
'No electric space heater is using combustion (have you seen any flame?) ' Actually you're burning the dust, one of the things people find objectionable about the small high temp heating element...
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Post #144024794 added 12-21-2020 7:42 PM by mtx1212 in Deal Talk
i use my PC as a heater...
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Post #144072779 added 12-23-2020 8:08 AM by squigs25 in Deal Talk
Yes - what you are saying is true IF all you care about is raising the air temperature in your room. Electricity ultimately gets converted to heat one way or another (and for ceramic heaters with a...
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Post #144120365 added 12-24-2020 6:08 PM by monkeybiz in Deal Talk
NO, never use these with power strip or ext cord. It says that on every heater. This looks kinda funky compared to newer brand names like Delonghi. I've used the same Delonghi for decades and...
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Post #143991866 added 12-21-2020 1:06 AM by brenth77 in Deal Talk
I’m just not sure that you’ll gain much over the efficiency of a heat pump - especially if you just let it do it’s thing and keep things a steady temp. Think I remember reading heat pumps are up to...
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Post #143992145 added 12-21-2020 1:34 AM by VladC in Deal Talk
I don't think it's a plausible story. The required 'power conversion' (that is, step down transformer 220VAC->120VAC) should have at least the same power rating, i. e. 1500 W, and such a transformer...
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Post #143992265 added 12-21-2020 1:49 AM by TiteAzz in Deal Talk
This is correct. Even the energy used to run the fan or lights ends up as heat in your room.
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Post #143992922 added 12-21-2020 3:39 AM by Powercntrl in Deal Talk
Actually, cryptocurrency mining hardware is the most efficient form of electric space heaters. :lol: It's true, though. All the energy that goes into an appliance comes out into the room as heat,...
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Post #143993186 added 12-21-2020 4:28 AM by DOITFORTHELULZ in Deal Talk
A LOT of misinformation. Quick points/tips. All electric heaters (even those expensive gimmicky 100 percent amish ones) are just 100 percent efficient at turning electricity to heat. That means...
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Post #143993234 added 12-21-2020 4:33 AM by 00821136 in Deal Talk
I am doing a ton of research on electric heating options for a small home. I currently have baseboard and would like to supplement with some good lower cost electric radiant heaters before i have...
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Post #144000269 added 12-21-2020 8:16 AM by Medic311 in Deal Talk
nice haven't seen them this low since that $22.99 Kenmore deal at Sears several yrs ago
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Post #144000347 added 12-21-2020 8:18 AM by ScarletRaccoon1074 in Deal Talk
You can measure the power they're pulling by getting a watt-hour meter. Just search amazon for one. You can then take that and multiply it by your kw cost from the electric utility to understand...
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Post #144003269 added 12-21-2020 9:34 AM by jhyman in Deal Talk
This won't dry out the air any more less than a space heater with a fan. Central heat systems dry out the air more than steam radiators (or space heaters) because they typically pull in cooler/drier...
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Post #144003482 added 12-21-2020 9:41 AM by DevMartin in Deal Talk
Holy crap. That's crazy with this other Lakewood brand in the past you mentioned. They recommended disabling them before throwing it out. Like tear it apart and make it non-functional so no one finds...
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Post #144024935 added 12-21-2020 7:47 PM by ThisAintADeal in Deal Talk
I bought a different 1500 W one to replace a small (~10" tall) fan heater. This one can't heat the room nearly as well as the small fanned one. I could easily get over 84 F if I let it run and...
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