Posted by SweetFeet on October 14, 2012 at 13:07:25 from (70.35.103.249):
Anybody used an infared heater in their home... especially an "off-brand" name?
Did it work well? Also, why do they use far less energy than a conventional type space heater?
Did it raise your electric bill much?
Considering one because the computer area of our living room is always cold in winter (need to keep warm while editing tractor & junkyard photos). We have hot water heat, but the only radiator is at the north end of the room. So thought maybe an infared heater is the way to go.
Brand called Power Heat at a farm store is on sale for $179 (regular price is $299)... whereas the Eden Pure brand is about $400 and is not on sale either.
Any thoughts regarding pros or cons of infared heaters? Thanks.
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