Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: What is the cord length
Document: I realized this after I had hung the unit and wasn't about to drill four more new holes in my wall. The other misleading point is how the cord should hang. When you look at the unit, the on/off switch in one corner seems to be a natural &#34;top&#34; to the unit, which is also how its shown in most of the pictures and illustrations on the box and instructions.
There was not a single crack on the back of the heater, the switch still works fine, the cord is not frayed. In short, I am very, very happy with this product. It kept the small bedroom nice and warm during the cooler months. I compared my electric bill from the previous year to this year and the heater paid for itself several times over. I recommend it to everyone and would definitely buy one again.
I have it stuffed behind the unit, but I worry that the heat may damage/melt the cord. As I write this, it's between Christmas and New Years, and I doubt customer service will be responsive with an answer. I will try to amend this review if I learn the answer, or if I encounter future problems with my heater. So far, so good, and I'm happy with my purchase.
This poses a fire hazard (from the heat of the unit) and there's a tiny section in the instructions that talk about this. Luckily, this unit is square and can be rotated so that the cord is not hanging behind the unit. Just something to remember when you're hanging yours up. I haven't tried painting mine yet but think that I will. While I don't find it an eye sore, it doesn't match my walls. On the other hand, I'm not thrilled about smelling freshly baking paint.
I liked this product description and when I plugged it in, it warmed up very quickly, but the power cord touches the back surface and I am concerned it will melt...I followed all directions and safety tips, but I am not sure the cord is ok while touching the back of the heater...If anyone has any suggestions please let me know!My first heater came cracked, but they replaced it very quickly and no extra charge!October 2013So I finally installed this heater.
seams like this would be perfect for my situation where i have a 7 ft by 7 ft room at the front door that leads either into the kitchen or living room... in theory it would keep the entry way warm and prevent the cold from going throughout the house keeping it more comfortable and in theory reducing the heating bill. I did not make it to the installing process.
most are on interior wall..but a few are on well insulated exterior walls..our house is 100 years old and these heaters made it much warmer than our new furnace and duct work..will leave heaters when we sell and i will never live in a house with out these
item was perfect and after i mounted it on the bedroom wall,turned iton it worked great,its a very good item,if you have small kids youshould keep them away from it,it will get alittle hot to the touch,plan on getting another one later on
it gives heat but not enough to warm a small room I was really hoping it would work but it didn't  ;(
in theory it is also too fragile to have renters, kids, boys, or men close to it (we wont mention anything about any teens here). while i was looking at it with its design if anything hit it or a kid fell into it while it was up it seams like it would break, be careful
Answer: yes