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TerryP

TerryP

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It's upper 40's...windows and doors open on the shed (bout 1700 sq ft) and the one little plug in has the place in the mid 70's inside. I'm about to run another line and place it on the ceiling (I know heat rises) and I'm kicking my kerosene heater to the curb.

EcoWarm

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TerryP said:
It's upper 40's...windows and doors open on the shed (bout 1700 sq ft) and the one little plug in has the place in the mid 70's inside. I'm about to run another line and place it on the ceiling (I know heat rises) and I'm kicking my kerosene heater to the curb.

EcoWarm

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Have you purchase it?
 
TerryP said:
They have been for a long time. Heck, heaters that connect with the USB port have been on the market for quite sometime. You can get them for lighters: a vehicle WITH a lighter seems like the harder find.
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I have had trouble finding a “good one”.. my Dad’s car heater quit work big …Amazon only sells junk..
 
Nothing_But_A_Winner00 said:
I can't tell if this thread is serious. On one hand I do a little research on these and read it's a scam. On the other I just built a barn and need to heat it.
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I agree, electric heaters vary based on your use, but the cost run them is usually similar. The question is if you can find a cheaper way to heat with gas, propane or kerosene. The answer is usually yes.

Now, using it as a 12v stopgap if your car heater is out, that's another thing and it might be the cheap fix, particularly if the car doesn't rate the repair.
 
Nothing_But_A_Winner00 said:
I can't tell if this thread is serious. On one hand I do a little research on these and read it's a scam. On the other I just built a barn and need to heat it.
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I've seen an ad on X about this young kid who invented a heater that was used in his school. This isn't that.

I got mine through W+ at Walmart. $33 or so with tax. The link I posted is to the home site.

  • Compact, space-saving 800 watt wall-outlet indoor personal space heater.
  • Easily customize with adjustable thermostat for exact temperature control.
  • Great for chilly bedrooms, basements, garages, and more.
  • Features a 12-hour programmable timer.
  • Built-in safety features include stay-cool housing and auto shut-off.
  • Just plug into a wall outlet, set the temperature, and feel the warmth.
  • Energy efficient, yet powerful ceramic heating element.
  • Handy Heaters space heaters warm up your space no matter how big or small.
  • Compact, space-saving 800 watt electric wall-outlet personal space heater.
Hypothetically, if I needed to use it every day of the year it would only be about four hours. That morning routine. Heck, that starts for me in off-peak...but if it were peak hours it'd cost about a dollar a day. Briefly glancing over Dominion's set up, four hours in off-peak will cost around fifteen a month.
 
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