Posted by wisbaker on December 09, 2011 at 15:35:55 from (69.29.252.48):
In Reply to: Amish heaters posted by Tom Thumb on December 09, 2011 at 14:55:06:
Although it's changing an electric BTU costs 2 or 3 times more than a natural gas BTU. The advantadge is elecrtic resistance is pretty efficient in turning BTUs into heat in your house, but some of the new gas appliances are getting close to to the electric space heater's efficiency. The amish heaters are probaly not Amish, they are just a space heater, if you're keeping a small area warm with it verses a larger area with gas, propane or fuel oil or you have older equipment that's not that efficient you might save money. Up here in Wisconsin a flat rate utility customer will pay about 15 cents an hour to run a 1200 watt heater or $3.50 a day (pennies but a lot of them)
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