x x asked:


i live in a mobile home no insulation ,is it cheaper to use a 1000-2000 w space heater in one room a regular space heater in the other than using the furnace?

Greg asked:


What’s better? Quartz, standard Space, ceramic, or oil?

Advisor asked:


We live in an old Mobile home in upper SC. It doesn’t get too cold here, but we will need something because we have no heat. We want something safe and inexpensive obviously. Are there any heavy duty space heaters or something similar designed to be used as a primary and only heat source? Thanks in advance for your help.

sccates asked:


As I said, the heater is built in the wall, and is directly underneath a smoke alarm wired into the ceiling, not powered by batteries. The heater is my only source of heat, and whenever I turn it on it sets off the alarm, and it is a hassle to turn it off because the ceiling is very high and impossible to reach without a ladder. The heater is new, and not been used because of this reason (I had to get a portable space heater, which is not all that effective). What can I do?

Starleena asked:


I’m looking for something similar in Canada to the Delonghi Duo Turbo Gas Heater this sells in New Zealand

Features
Cleverly designed gas and electric heating combination for rapid heating of large spaces
Radiant burner with energy saving thermostat radiates the warmth
Innovative thermostat controls allow you to set the heat level you require
Built with safety in mind, has 3 gas safety cut-outs, including tip over switch
Castors and handles for easy mobility

Soul asked:


I have a 2300 square foot home in Knightdale, NC. It comes with a heat pump heating system and a propane fireplace. Should I use the heat pump or the propane fireplace or should I use a portable kerosene space heater. What is cheaper?

Questions and Answers Girl asked:


My room is freezing in the morning and I want to purchase a heater that can turn on about an hour before i wake up to warm up my room. Somewhat appealing design would to nice too.

buddypogo asked:


These little portable propane heaters can be used with a 20 gal tank — is this the same system we would use on our portable gas grills?

pathfindercia asked:


I live in a one bedroom highrise condo. I pay for all utilities (gas, electric, water) in one monthly condo fee. With the high cost of oil this year, is it better to use a small portable heater that I plug into an outlet to stay warm than to turn up the thermostat?

xayanexchanx asked:


I am at college,and my room has no heating vent. So I bought a small little osculating portable heater. My dad kept saying they were dangerous. So what are some safety tips I should take with this? Also, what kind of surface would it be safe to set this thing on?