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5 Best Space Heaters of 2026, Ranked by Owner Reviews

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“As someone with a busted HVAC system. I'm using the same DREO heater on this video and another bigger DREO. I must say when it comes to heating, they are great. At around 20 degrees F (-5 c) it does keep the room at incredible temperature. You let it run at 72 all night and can get really warm.” — YouTube comment · Meltman1000 · 2023-12-17 · on the #1 pick, Dreo Space Heater

  1. 1 Dreo Space HeaterBest overall 13 sources
  2. 2 Lasko Ceramic HeaterMost proven 13 sources
  3. 3 De'Longhi Oil-Filled RadiatorQuietest 13 sources
  4. 4 Vornado VH200Best for whole rooms 10 sources
  5. 5 Dr. Infrared DR-968Best for large rooms 14 sources
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Best overall

Dreo Space Heater

Atom One, Solaris Slim and the Tower; a small 'trash can' unit too

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Type
Ceramic fan heater
Best for
Bedrooms and single rooms

Why it ranks here. The heater r/BuyItForLife has warmed to fastest, and the one Project Farm singled out in its latest shootout. Quiet, with a thermostat that holds a number instead of blasting on and off, enough heat to run all night at 20°F outside with a broken furnace, and a company that cheerfully replaced a faulty unit after the return window.

The oscillation motor is the known weak spot, giving up after six months of twelve-hour days on one unit. A few owners report overheating and tripped breakers, and one shopper avoids the brand for that reason.

What owners like

  • Quiet, thermostat that holds
  • Enough for a bedroom all night
  • Generous support

What owners complain about

  • Oscillation motor fails
  • Some overheating reports

“As someone with a busted HVAC system. I'm using the same DREO heater on this video and another bigger DREO. I must say when it comes to heating, they are great. At around 20 degrees F (-5 c) it does keep the room at incredible temperature. You let it run at 72 all night and can get really warm.” — YouTube comment · Meltman1000 · 2023-12-17

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  • Had the Dreo about 1.5 years and I like how quiet it is. The original stopped oscillating after about 6 months but I did use it about 12 hours a day. They cheerfully replaced it after the Amazon return period. Considering getting their oil radiator for another colder room.

    YouTube comment · davidmccarthy6061 · 2023-12-17 · watch the original ↗

  • As someone with a busted HVAC system. I'm using the same DREO heater on this video and another bigger DREO. I must say when it comes to heating, they are great. At around 20 degrees F (-5 c) it does keep the room at incredible temperature. You let it run at 72 all night and can get really warm.

    YouTube comment · Meltman1000 · 2023-12-17 · watch the original ↗

  • Dreo is a good horse to bet on, I have several of their fans and they even replaced one when I described a problem with a motor. They paid for it to be mailed back to them to send to their R&D dept to triage and fix the next model. Really great customer service!

    YouTube comment · WillLeingang · 2025-10-26 · watch the original ↗

  • I've owned a small "trash can" sized Dreo for a few years now and it is the best space heater I've ever owned. Since I live in a 5-person family, ever winter I try to make sure that I commandeer the Dreo from our collection of space heaters before anyone else can because it works so well. My favorite feature (other than it's quietness) is the granular temp control, as having it run on high for more than a little while can make a small room into a sauna.

    YouTube comment · ASuhDude96 · 2025-10-26 · watch the original ↗

  • Just to let you know, I bought a Dreo space heater on this channel's recommendation. Again... Tried it out last night and it raised the temperature in my master bedroom from 70° to 76° overnight. It worked flawlessly and was quiet too. White noise in the background of sleeping. I never buy anything without searching your videos first.

    YouTube comment · artievan739 · 2025-10-26 · watch the original ↗

  • I bought my dreo Solaris slim H3 (very similar to your dreo tower) last year absolutely ❤ it for being energy efficient, warm and safe. Cost me £60 on Amazon keeps my front room warm when needed or just lower ambient room temperature a couple of °C to take the chill out of the room. I don't need central heating on anymore and saves me a lot of overall energy costs.

    YouTube comment · 5H3R1D4N · 2025-10-26 · watch the original ↗

  • I have the DREO small and it is FANTASTIC, and very durable, I've dropped it several times and the housing is so solid, not a dent or scratch. Love that it rotates and has a timer, and the one I have has a ALCI Safety Plug.

    YouTube comment · maha77 · 2025-10-26 · watch the original ↗

  • I have a Dreo bathroom heater, and it works well. The bathroom heater is the next model up from the one Todd tested, with an arc fault interrupter for extra safety. It throws heat much better than my old space heater, and oscillates... One nice feature is that the fan runs for 30 seconds after turning off the power, to make sure the heater is cool enough to store.

    YouTube comment · lizcademy4809 · 2023-12-17 · watch the original ↗

  • I bought Dreo Space Heater last year. It's small so it doesn't take up much space which is great, and it makes a good amount of heat + it isn't loud. This heater warms up my room in around twenty minutes or less. Absolutely worth the money!

    Reddit comment · u/Chosen_Outcast · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-12-08 · read the original ↗

  • Go for one on Amazon called Dreo, I think its the best I've ever old. Its just has so much option and I like the round shape

    Reddit comment · u/TheGuyHemming · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-30 · read the original ↗

  • Grab the Dreo Atom One or the Vornado VH200, both are solid for small rooms. Quiet, fast heating, and don't trip breakers like cheap ones do.

    Reddit comment · u/Royeth_Ones · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-27 · read the original ↗

  • Looking for a good ceramic space heater, the less plastic the better. I need a good one that's not going to overheat like the Dreo ones.

    Reddit post · u/hungo_bungo · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-11-05 · read the original ↗

  • After doing my research awhile back it was easy to see the best space heater I'm glad project Farm backed up my decision I currently have 1 Dreo Tower and 3 Dreo smalls and their oil-filled radiator.

    YouTube comment · madeintheusa9744 · 2025-10-26 · watch the original ↗

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Most proven

Lasko Ceramic Heater

754200, CT14650, CX16550 and the Designer Series 6435

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Type
Ceramic fan heater
Best for
Small rooms and spot heat on a budget

Why it ranks here. The heater that turns up in the decade-old stories, cheap, simple, and a fixture of Project Farm's budget picks. One bought fifteen years ago has outlived ten other space heaters, and a garage smoker's unit, gummed with nicotine and knocked over, is still kicking. The newer ones add a sleep timer and remote.

The towers are purposely hard to take apart for cleaning, so dust and hair build up inside. Older models have no tip-over switch, and among so many units there are outliers: one almost burned a back room down, another shuts off after four minutes. Expect a bigger electricity bill; one owner's more than doubled.

What owners like

  • Fifteen years for one unit
  • Very cheap
  • Tough

What owners complain about

  • Hard to clean inside
  • Older models lack tip-over cutoff
  • Runs up the bill

“I purchased a Lasko space heater about 15 years ago. This device has outlived approximately ten other space heaters. This device has outlived the majority of my relatives, pets, and my marriage.” — Reddit comment · u/Necessary_Device452 · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-24

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  • I've had a Lasko space heater since 2015 that I bought for $55 and that I use regularly during the winter. It has a sleep timer that we use all the time when we're going to sleep and it even has a remote control. Honestly if someone suggested a BIFL option that didn't have those features, I wouldn't bother.

    Reddit comment · u/hprather1 · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-24 · read the original ↗

  • I also like the Lasko products. Very reliable.

    Reddit comment · u/Necessary_Device452 · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-24 · read the original ↗

  • I purchased a Lasko space heater about 15 years ago. This device has outlived approximately ten other space heaters. This device has outlived the majority of my relatives, pets, and my marriage.

    Reddit comment · u/Necessary_Device452 · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-24 · read the original ↗

  • Part of my sunday ritual is watching the new project farm video. I have owned a slightly older version of the Lasko for over 4 years now and it is still perfect!

    YouTube comment · krolls6 · 2025-10-26 · watch the original ↗

  • Lasko CT14650 I got this one on amazon recently for around $40 it's $60 normal price. It found out about it from a project farm video on youtube it tested well. Worth looking into!

    Reddit comment · u/Desperate-Cold9633 · r/BuyItForLife · 2026-02-05 · read the original ↗

  • I've had the Lasko Designer Series 6435 since Feb 2015 and it is still going strong which I now keep in the basement. I'm actually thinking of either getting another one for the small bath room or getting the latest one the CX16550... Either way, I stand by the Lasko brand.

    Reddit comment · u/twospirits · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-11-07 · read the original ↗

  • Lasso tower heaters are great but you have to be very strict w the upkeep bc they're purposely difficult to disassemble on your own for cleaning.

    Reddit comment · u/kazelords · r/BuyItForLife · 2026-04-22 · read the original ↗

  • I just bought one so far so good. I was warm in my bedroom last night. I let the room get warm and then when i'm going to sleep I turn it off. In the morning I turn it back on for my shower and by the time I'm out the room is warm.

    YouTube comment · Deeplyrooteddj · 2013-01-08 · watch the original ↗

  • I purchased this heater two years ago on Amazon for about $30... Initially it was unbelievably effective. Unfortunately, I also smoke in my garage and have two cats so the fan and heating element quickly became dirty and there's not a whole lot you can do to clean the nicotine off of the components... it's still kicking two years later. It's even been dropped and knocked over multiple times and still seems to be running properly.

    YouTube comment · katielyb · 2013-01-08 · watch the original ↗

  • My light bill has increased since using this heater. I was paying about $35.00 a month and now it's about $85.00. I'll have to use it less because this is a bit much. I'll see what it is next month. But this little sucker really get's my bedroom warm.

    YouTube comment · Deeplyrooteddj · 2013-01-08 · watch the original ↗

  • lasko sucks mine almost burned my back room down lucky i caught it in time sent switch back heater etc been a month nothing heard back dont buy!

    YouTube comment · elvis-jj1sc · 2013-01-08 · watch the original ↗

  • I used this heater three times, and now, it shuts off after about four minutes: a piece of junk!

    YouTube comment · gettheedgenow7079 · 2013-01-08 · watch the original ↗

  • For me the Lasko Ceramic Tower has been solid for medium sized rooms. Heats up quick doesn't take up floor space and has decent safety features like tip over protection. Not crazy loud either which matters if you're using it while working or sleeping. Won't heat a whole living room but perfect for offices or bedrooms.

    Reddit comment · u/Whole_Plenty9107 · r/BuyItForLife · 2026-01-13 · read the original ↗

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Quietest

De'Longhi Oil-Filled Radiator

TRD40615T and the Dragon series, in several wattages

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Type
Oil-filled radiator, no fan
Best for
Bedrooms, larger rooms, overnight

Why it ranks here. Ask for a heater that is silent, safe all night and able to hold a big room, and the answer is a De'Longhi oil radiator. Owners have run the same one for three, five and twenty-six years, British users cut their daily bills by two thirds, and an Australian prefers it hands down to reverse-cycle air conditioning for consistent warmth. It is so quiet a first-time owner thought it was not working.

It is slow to warm, heavy and bulky, and it will burn you if you touch it. The timer dial confuses everyone at first, and one unit leaked and ruined a carpet.

What owners like

  • Silent
  • Cuts bills
  • Lasts decades

What owners complain about

  • Slow and heavy
  • Hot to the touch
  • One leaked

“I have two of these but the larger model, 2500 watts - it saved me last winter here in the U.K... on a bad day my electricity bill could be as much a £22 - $28 per day, even on the best days it was around £15 per day. I bought 2 of these heaters and it reduced my bills to around between £5 and £7 per day.” — YouTube comment · rufdymond · 2020-12-27

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  • for a large bedroom/home office oil-filled is the move — slower to warm up but holds heat way longer and runs silent. de'longhi and dr heater are both solid, i've had a de'longhi for 3 winters. ceramic is fine for small spaces but struggles to maintain temp in a big room without cycling constantly which drives up your bill

    Reddit comment · u/vocAiInc · r/HomeImprovement · 2026-04-14 · read the original ↗

  • Get an oil filled radiator. Delonghi is a good option for that.

    Reddit comment · u/tattmhomas0 · r/BuyItForLife · 2026-02-05 · read the original ↗

  • Came here to say this. I have one in a largish room and it heats quickly. Have had it about five years, works well.

    Reddit comment · u/SweetAlyssumm · r/BuyItForLife · 2026-02-05 · read the original ↗

  • Oil filled leaked and ruined my carpet.

    Reddit comment · u/acaciatree9 · r/BuyItForLife · 2026-04-18 · read the original ↗

  • That's how I ended up going with the DeLonghi TRD40615E, I've been using it and it's quiet, heats evenly, and has solid safety features like overheat protection and a reliable thermostat.

    Reddit comment · u/ryukendo_25 · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-12-16 · read the original ↗

  • I have two of these but the larger model, 2500 watts - it saved me last winter here in the U.K... on a bad day my electricity bill could be as much a £22 - $28 per day, even on the best days it was around £15 per day. I bought 2 of these heaters and it reduced my bills to around between £5 and £7 per day.

    YouTube comment · rufdymond · 2020-12-27 · watch the original ↗

  • I've had the larger version of this model for about a week and a half and I'm really happy with it. It provides radiant heat to all of my one bedroom plus study apartment (internal spaces combined about 54 square meters)... I have a reverse cycle air con that's 2200-2400W but prefer using the heater hands down. It provides a much more pleasant, consistent warmth throughout my entire apartment... I have 2 cats too so the safety of the outer casing not getting dangerously hot to touch even on the highest settings is brilliant.

    YouTube comment · sujs1449 · 2020-12-27 · watch the original ↗

  • This is a solid heater. Got me through my masters program and is now saving my winter on account of the price of natural gas.

    YouTube comment · EricNorcross · 2020-12-27 · watch the original ↗

  • I have one very similar but it is at least 26 years old because my parents had it before I was born. It works great in our room over the garage and will keep it nice and toasty even on below freezing nights

    YouTube comment · NO-co4pu · 2020-12-27 · watch the original ↗

  • Thank you! Unlike the newer models, this takes longer to heat the room. Before watching your video, I thought the heater wasn't working. So silent.

    YouTube comment · asapcanada · 2020-12-27 · watch the original ↗

  • My honeyell radiator switch just broke and they stopped making it. I've watched 2 other type heaters catch fire and I can NOT sleep unless its a radiator version. So glad this is still being made and I'll be getting one!

    YouTube comment · stepash77 · 2020-12-27 · watch the original ↗

  • I love those their biggest downside is they will burn you if you accidentally touch them

    Reddit comment · u/tiredgirl77 · r/BuyItForLife · 2026-02-05 · read the original ↗

  • Standing oil filled radiator will do the trick and run about $50 to $75. Large living room is relative but this should do the trick in an area up to 200 sq ft. Added bonus is that it won't dry out the room and is much safer than forced air heaters.

    Reddit comment · u/WallaJim · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-23 · read the original ↗

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Best for whole rooms

Vornado VH200

The VMH500 is the big-room version

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Type
Vortex fan heater
Best for
Whole rooms and open plans

Why it ranks here. The buy-it-for-life brand of heaters on Reddit, and the VH200 moves warm air around a whole room instead of at your shins, with a five-year warranty the company honours wherever you bought it. One ranch-house owner took the house from 55 to 70 degrees before noon and saved hundreds on oil, and Consumer Reports lists it among the quietest.

The rotary thermostat is very finicky, a flaw one owner traced to where every heater of this design puts the sensor before switching brands. One unit does not get warm enough, and another simply quit with no smoke and no reason.

What owners like

  • Heats a whole room
  • Whisper quiet
  • Five-year warranty honoured

What owners complain about

  • Finicky thermostat
  • Weak for some
  • One died without warning

“Today, my house was 55 in the morning when I woke up and I turned one on for a few hours and the thermostat read 70 before noon and only dropped down to 65 after 5 or 6 hours. My house is pretty well insulated, so I don't know if everybody will have that same experience. But I saved over $600 in oil last Winter and did it in a way where my electric bill only went up by $20 a month.” — YouTube comment · wishingb5859 · 2021-11-13

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  • Today, my house was 55 in the morning when I woke up and I turned one on for a few hours and the thermostat read 70 before noon and only dropped down to 65 after 5 or 6 hours. My house is pretty well insulated, so I don't know if everybody will have that same experience. But I saved over $600 in oil last Winter and did it in a way where my electric bill only went up by $20 a month.

    YouTube comment · wishingb5859 · 2021-11-13 · watch the original ↗

  • I started heating my ranch house with a Vornado last year... A Vornado increases the heat of my ranch by about 10 degrees after a few hours and it also mixes the air so there aren't any drafts. The thing with them is that they are very cheap if you use them to raise the room temperature and turn them off but they can get expensive if you use them 24/7.

    YouTube comment · wishingb5859 · 2021-11-13 · watch the original ↗

  • While the Vornado is on, use the opposite logic to other heating methods. Open every door that you want the room to be warmer... if there is one Vornado in the main reception area, every office that keeps their door open gets much warmer.

    YouTube comment · wishingb5859 · 2021-11-13 · watch the original ↗

  • I have one. Nice heater but the thermostat seemed very finicky. Found out at a more technical site all heaters of this design have this flaw of the thermostats location. Replaced with a Dreo Radiator Heater and it works great with a very functioning thermostat.

    YouTube comment · danielcoleman2817 · 2021-11-13 · watch the original ↗

  • QUIET ! I just read a Consumer Reports review on the 'Quietest' space heaters, and this one is one of their picks. It is double the price of the cheap crap out there, but the cheap crap is so noisy that you have to shout over the fan noise, while this design is whisper quiet.

    YouTube comment · menguardingtheirownwallets6791 · 2021-11-13 · watch the original ↗

  • Doesn't get warm enough. I wouldn't it give the homeless.

    YouTube comment · khudson4901 · 2021-11-13 · watch the original ↗

  • Vornado space heaters have many safety features, and the company honors the 5 year warranty regardless of where you bought it from. A good option is whatever Vornado tower heater is rated for the same size room you want to heat.

    Reddit comment · u/Friendly_Turnip1607 · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-24 · read the original ↗

  • I've been using the Vornado VMH500, and it's been awesome for open spaces. It circulates heat evenly, super quiet, and has all the safety features you mentioned. It's a bit on the pricier end of your range, but totally worth it.

    Reddit comment · u/Educational_Pay_7023 · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-24 · read the original ↗

  • My Vornado just quit. No reason, no smoke, no reset button available - just quit. "On" button still lights up upon activation, but nothing happens. That's why I'm reading this Thread.

    Reddit comment · u/Wonderful-Lawyer6361 · r/BuyItForLife · 2026-02-06 · read the original ↗

  • You don't buy air conditioners for "large rooms" as that means fuck all. You buy them based on sq ft served. Vornado is the BIFL brand, which one is for you is something for you to research.

    Reddit comment · u/Muncie4 · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-24 · read the original ↗

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Best for large rooms

Dr. Infrared DR-968

Also sold as the iLiving, the same heater

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Type
Infrared cabinet, quartz and ceramic
Best for
Large rooms and small homes, 650 to 1,100 sq ft

Why it ranks here. The one heater here people trust with a whole small home: a wooden cabinet with quartz and ceramic elements that warms people and objects rather than air. Owners have replaced propane and a dead ductless system with it, one heats half a double-wide, two heat an 1,100-square-foot flat in eco mode, and six years of abuse has not killed them.

It heats objects, not air, so it is directional and needs pointing. One owner finds it worthless once it is very cold outside. The remote cannot switch it on, it is bulky, and the dust screen at the back is hard to reach.

What owners like

  • Heats whole small homes
  • Replaces propane
  • Years of hard use

What owners complain about

  • Directional
  • Weak in deep cold
  • Remote cannot turn it on

“Excellent buy for sure! Loving mine already. Use it every night down here in Alabama. Spent over $1200 in propane heating my double wide. I heat half my house with this heater (master bathroom and master bedroom) this has already saved me so much on propane and my electric bill hasn't really even noticed it yet.” — YouTube comment · taylorpair4065 · 2019-11-30

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  • My ductless HVAC broke just as winter started. I don't have the money to fix or replace it. I purchased the Dr. Heater for my 650-square-foot cottage. It works better to heat the entire place than my ductless HVAC did. I turn on the timer before bed, and it shuts off while I sleep. I have it set at 65 on ECO mode, and it is plenty warm. My ductless wall unit had to be set at 71, and I still felt chilli after running allday.

    YouTube comment · kimberbain · 2023-12-17 · watch the original ↗

  • I've had good luck with the Dr. Infrared Heater for larger rooms and it actually heats the whole space, not just right in front of it. Quiet, has a solid thermostat, and all the safety shut-offs. A bit bulky, but worth it for the performance.

    Reddit comment · u/Embarrassed_Fly_9569 · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-24 · read the original ↗

  • This is what I use as well. I got one at work for my warehouse office. It works so well I bought one for home for our attic room.

    Reddit comment · u/420_ADHD · r/BuyItForLife · 2025-10-24 · read the original ↗

  • Excellent buy for sure! Loving mine already. Use it every night down here in Alabama. Spent over $1200 in propane heating my double wide. I heat half my house with this heater (master bathroom and master bedroom) this has already saved me so much on propane and my electric bill hasn't really even noticed it yet.

    YouTube comment · taylorpair4065 · 2019-11-30 · watch the original ↗

  • Just got mine! was looking up reviews and I saw this! Just got it but have been loving it so far, only spent $110 and its helping me heat my 2 bedroom thats maybe 950 sqft. It's quiet, sounds like a fan and it absolutely CHUCKS heat, I live in Michigan and it seems to be doing well just waiting on my bill to see the difference.

    YouTube comment · dolphpaperroute6362 · 2019-11-30 · watch the original ↗

  • I live on the east coast of Canada in a 90 year old house. (Trust me) this heater or the iLiving heater ( same heater ) are amazing. Spend the extra money and buy the real heater. The other knockoff look alike heaters won't last!!!. This heater works even better if you can place it beneath a ceiling fan that can spin in reverse.

    YouTube comment · davidpedder9048 · 2019-11-30 · watch the original ↗

  • Just got mine these things are nothing short of amazing.

    YouTube comment · TomCollins-c4h · 2022-01-11 · watch the original ↗

  • I have a couple of these. They are a little bit directional leaving some areas warmer and others colder so you may need to point it but it is a wonderful heater as once it is on you ignore it. Yes it doesn't heat air it heats objects. Then the objects once warmed help maintain the heat in the room. I love this item!

    YouTube comment · willbrooks8853 · 2022-01-11 · watch the original ↗

  • I have an 1100 square foot apartment and use 2 to heat the entire place it's well insulated and on a 2nd floor. I run them in Eco mode they work fantastic and don't burn too much power.

    YouTube comment · rustynailz178 · 2022-01-11 · watch the original ↗

  • Two of these heats up my 2 car garage to about 70 degrees when its 40-50 degress outside. It does take 3-4hrs to get to a comfortable temp, but it does the job. While hosting I have a big family and I have to utilize my garage in the winter so these come in handy

    YouTube comment · bbbt8090 · 2022-01-11 · watch the original ↗

  • it gets hot but if its very cold outside its worthless if its 50 degrees outside it will work

    YouTube comment · davidyork8020 · 2022-01-11 · watch the original ↗

  • I wish the remote could turn the heater on. But it can only turn it off and change the heat settings after you push the on button.

    YouTube comment · johnstover4584 · 2022-01-11 · watch the original ↗

  • Don't know yet what the electric bill will be this month, but I've been using this in eco mode to hear about 1000 sq ft and it does great 👍

    YouTube comment · Sky-on2cy · 2022-01-11 · watch the original ↗

  • Hi Thanks for your video... I have the 968 and i see there is no filter... just wondering how i take the back off or the plastic grade so i can clean out the trapped lint and dust on that metal shield

    YouTube comment · arcticmorning · 2019-11-30 · watch the original ↗

Frequently asked questions

Does a bigger or dearer heater give more heat?

No, a standard US outlet caps every plug-in heater at 1,500 watts, so the money buys a thermostat, a quieter fan, safety cutoffs and better spread.

Ceramic, oil-filled or infrared?

Ceramic fan heaters give quick spot heat, oil radiators run silently and keep radiating after they click off, and infrared cabinets warm people and objects in large open spaces.

Do fan heaters dry the air more?

Not really, since warming air lowers its humidity whatever does the warming.

Can I leave one on overnight?

Owners run every brand here overnight, with no extension cord, three feet of clearance and a real brand with tip-over and overheat cutoffs.

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