Posted by SCHMUCK 2 on November 02, 2010 at 09:26:02 from (75.88.21.104):
In Reply to: heaters posted by dennis in ky on November 01, 2010 at 21:24:47:
The local electric Co-Op just ran an article on space heaters in general. The only way you will realize the savings they promote is if you turn your thermostat down to 55 degrees (bad idea #1) and block the doorways off with a heavy blanket (bad idea #2) in the room you are in and move the heater around with you from room to room as needed. (bad idea #3). Then every other room in your home is 55 degrees or less and you run the risk of water line freezes/breakage if you have a severe cold spell. Too much trouble for too little savings, in my opinion, but if that was the only way I could manage to pay my gas/electric bill in the winter, I suppose I would do what I had to do.
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