#1:GAIATOP Space Heater, 500W Energy Efficient for Indoor Use, PTC Ceramic Fast Heating Electric Desk Heater, Overheating & 45°Tip-Over Protection Portable Mini Heater for Office Home Black
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Extremely pleased!
So far, I am very pleased with my new heater. I live in a much older home, so was looking for a low-watt heater that wouldn't overly strain my wiring, and this has performed wonderfully. I can run the heater for 15-20 minutes and warm my bedroom sufficiently for comfort; a nice balance between safety and economy. The unit itself very quiet, so far the casing has not been hot to the touch, and has been sufficient for a moderately small room (maybe 12'x12', with 6' ceilings - it was built roughly 70-75 years ago, so pretty non-standard size rooms.) I'm in Nortu Carolina, so not sure how it would stand up to cold weather further north, but would certainly recommend for use in any well insulated location.
Good little space heater for my garage greenhouse
Inexpensive and small space heater that I purchased for my garage greenhouse. I included pictures showing size comparisons with a regular pop can and water bottle so you have a good idea of exactly how small it is. I have just started testing it out to see how much it increases the temperature in the greenhouse and it definitely goes up at least a degree a minute (I have only started testing it out in 5 minute increments). It does have a safety feature that will automatically shut it off if it tips over but it is soo lightweight that I have to make sure to place it on a study/flat surface. I am also going to purchase a smart-plug so I can turn it on/off remotely and am hoping that works how I need it to. Overall it is good for this application. I am unsure how much it would heat up a room since it is soo small but would also be good to heat up your feet if placed under a desk? Anyway, I do recommend for very small spaces.
Great for a small bathroom.
I have an old house with a small bathroom. The big mirror above the sink fogs up if you don’t run the exhaust fan, but when you do use the fan, it sucks the heat out as well leaving the room a little cold when you step out of the shower. This tiny heater fits nicely on the medicine cabinet shelf, and when pointed at the mirror keeps it clear while providing warmth without the need for the exhaust fan.
The instructions warn against using in a bathroom. Hopefully we all understand electricity and water don’t mix. It does have a built in kill switch should it ever tip over.
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