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electric space heaters #8949648 11/05/23 01:45 AM
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I have been through a bunch over the years. Need a new one.

The space is 200sq ft. The heater needs to be 1500W. The models I've used that showed to heat that size space have sucked.

When I was a kid, we only had the models that burned down houses but today there are infrared quartz, infrared, ceramic, oil filled, and heater fans.

Considering this one - https://www.lowes.com/pd/Utilitech-...hermostat-and-Remote-Included/5013269687

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Walmart has an oscillating ceramic by Lasko, pretty handy.


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Re: electric space heaters [Re: Chickenman] #8949680 11/05/23 02:54 AM
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Just check your outlets to make sure they can handle 1500 watts.

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We have had this one a couple of years. It has worked very well.

Lasko Heating Space Heater, 16 Inch, Silver https://a.co/d/cIwEC9f


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Re: electric space heaters [Re: Chickenman] #8949722 11/05/23 10:16 AM
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Highly recommend the radiator space heaters. They don’t dry out the air and they will get a place toasty. A couple of my buddies that I hunt with swore by one last year, and I can now attest that they flat work

Re: electric space heaters [Re: pdr55] #8949729 11/05/23 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by pdr55
Walmart has an oscillating ceramic by Lasko, pretty handy.


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Re: electric space heaters [Re: Chickenman] #8949730 11/05/23 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by pdr55
Walmart has an oscillating ceramic by Lasko, pretty handy.



that would work just fine


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We use a Life Smart milkhouse 1500w heater from Northern Tool to heat our 26ft trailer.


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Re: electric space heaters [Re: Chickenman] #8949819 11/05/23 02:47 PM
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Mini-split heat pump will pay for itself with electric savings.

Otherwise, go with oil-filled radiator type: get 2 of them and only run both of them on medium - opposite sides of that large room.
They will last forever, don’t have to be expensive ones either, but skip the 'electronics ones' and go with mechanical thermostat.

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Another +1 for the Lasko.


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We have used the oil filled radiator heaters for a few years without a glitch.


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Originally Posted by Jimbo1
We use a Life Smart milkhouse 1500w heater from Northern Tool to heat our 26ft trailer.


I was building a home several years ago that needed some temp heat. The owner bought two of those 1500w milk house heaters. I came in one morning and the male plug from the heater was "welded" into the female of the extension cord. The cord was a heavy duty 12gauge/20 amp cord, plugged into a 20 amp circuit, and was real hot. I may have just outrun a fire.

I liked those heaters and this may have been a fluke deal.

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We have used the oil filled radiator heaters for a few years without a glitch.

We have one of those in a room that heat from the Woodstove won't make it to. Works great


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We use a Life Smart milkhouse 1500w heater from Northern Tool to heat our 26ft trailer.


I was building a home several years ago that needed some temp heat. The owner bought two of those 1500w milk house heaters. I came in one morning and the male plug from the heater was "welded" into the female of the extension cord. The cord was a heavy duty 12gauge/20 amp cord, plugged into a 20 amp circuit, and was real hot. I may have just outrun a fire.

I liked those heaters and this may have been a fluke deal.

That sounds like a connection problem


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Re: electric space heaters [Re: Chickenman] #8949983 11/05/23 09:10 PM
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I prefer the vornado

Re: electric space heaters [Re: Chickenman] #8950067 11/05/23 11:03 PM
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I always though thought the oil filled radiator type worked well....and zero noise.

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I had an oil heater almost burn up my gun room and I switched to this. It needs 240V though. 3600W.

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Another +1 for the Lasko.


I have this one and like it as well. I camp some in a small trailer on bird hunting trips. Not worrying about carbon monoxide while sleeping was the motivation for swapping to electric.


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We have a small oscillating Lasko that is great, but we had a much larger one for the bedroom at the lake. I don't remember the brand (sold it when we sold the house) and have tried to find it online. It was a console model from what I can tell, but that thing had a digital display, could set the desired temp you wanted to reach and it would easily take a 400 sq ft room to about 72 on a freezing cold day if you wanted. I usually slept with it set to 66 or 68 and it was great.

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I always though thought the oil filled radiator type worked well....and zero noise.


Yep, and anything with a 'fan' in it - that fan is gonna wear out.

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https://www.homedepot.com/p/Mr-Heat...t-Propane-Space-Heater-F232000/205527178

We have one of these in a 120 sq ft deer blind and we have to keep it on low or it will turn it into a sauna.


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When I had my 10X30 job trailer, I would put a small lasko in the bedroom and a larger (taller) oscillating lasko in the main room. Worked super well and never had both on at same time. Close the bedroom door and that there smaller one performed admirably.

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Yeah, be sure to check those outlets. Had a few coworkers literally melt their outlets with them in our office building.

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All kinds of options...my opinion, get a window unit that has heat and air. Then you have the best of both worlds.


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