Space heaters?

[ea56]

Yes Thomas,

$279.00 and you can buy it online from Dyson at this price too, with free shipping. Look at the link I posted for you in my first post on this thread. To me the heat from this heater feels like having forced air heat. I don’t like to overspend on anything,but these heater fans really do what they are meant to do, and do it well. I read hundreds of reviews before we decided to spend this much. All the reviews that I read were for the most part very positive. And I diidn’t just read the Dyson reviews, I read them on Target, Amazon, Home Depot and Lowes.

Good luck with whatever you decide to buy.

And Happy Thanksgiving!

Eddie

 

[dustin92]

I'd say go for the oil filled radiator style, they put out a decent amount of heat and are totally silent. I would avoid any new style gimmicky anything... My roommate has one of the Honeywell ceramic tower heaters and I find it awful.. Just doesn't put out much heat! And it was new last year.

 

[gus]

Hi Thomas, I live in Montevideo and we don't have snow but we have near 0 C. temps. The most efficient way of heating a house is weather pumps, we call them here split A/C and they have NO RESISTANCE WIRE TO HEAT BUT THE SAME COMPRESSOR, REVERSES ITSELF TO PRODUCE HEAT TO THE INSIDE OF THE HOUSE. According to the government specialists this is the most efficient way to heat according to our expensive electric prices. Here everything is expensive such as oil, gas, and electricity. I strongly recommend split A/C which are in two separate parts, one the outside unit which you hang up from the outer wall and the inside unit which you hang up from the inner side of the wall. They consume about the same proportion of watts as BTU. I have 4, ! 18.000 BTU which consumes 1,800 watts. 2 900BTU with a consumption of 900 watts. and an old one 10 years plus of 12.000 BTU with a consumption of 1.200 watts. Lately there are some newones that have Inverter motors and they consume 60 o/o LESS electricity but they're more expensive to buy, Gus

 

[gus]

Sorry to say several kinds of heaters old and new, I enjoy using ultra red resistance very old fashion heaters, they Do heat but they also do consume, They're very nice looking when on with the red glow light and if you're near you are very warm, but watch for the electric bill. You'll amazed!. Oil filled radiators are completely inefficient, they're gourmand in watts.