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Question: Is this fan powerful enough to be used to dry out wet sheet rock and carpet in the corner of a bedroom?
Document: Although it might look like it's built for garage type use it doesn't not put out near enough heat and the fan blows very weak. I would hardly consider it forced air. Other reviewers said they used it in their garage, maybe when it's already 65 degrees out. Indoor use for small rooms only.
I've been using this Stanley 750/1500 watt heater for a few seasons here in Indiana. Mainly as an indoor-insulated space heater for particular rooms when I'll only be in that room for the next several hours, or in particular rooms of the house that really need it when it gets chilly enough. It is not for heating of an uninsulated space (workshop, garage), as it just isn't powerful enough.I have taken the unit apart a few times for cleaning.
So, the fan-only mode on the unit is really just a &#34;heater off&#34; setting. When using just the fan, turn the thermostat up. Kind of annoying.. mainly because my girlfriend CANNOT figure it out. *sigh...*Overall, fantastic heater with a nice powerful fan. I really do like this thing, and I'm thinking about getting my mother one for her office!
Pros:-Very quiet. Most noise you will hear is a low hum.-3 different modes. Low, High, and Fan. Nice to have the fan choice on warmer days.-Heats very quickly. Heats a moderate sized room in about 20 minutes, and the automatic thermostat is a very nice addition for at night when sleeping.Cons:-Only thing I can think of is that I wish the fan was a little more powerful.
This is the best electric heater I have ever used.If anyone wants to know how much heat it puts out, its electric. Every electric heater puts out basically the same heat according to their rating. This is 750w low, 1500w high. If you have had a 1500w heater in the past, this is the same output.The fan doesn't blow very hard, but its not designed to. Its there to keep the internal ceramics from overheating.
I've had this heater about 3 years. Year one it worked great. Year two, it worked acceptably. Year three, it no longer works well enough to supplement heat in a 20' x 12' bedroom, much less heat a cold garage. The safety feature shuts it off after less than 10 minutes now and it does not come back on. This item is not built to last but if you need heat right now and only have $50 in the budget for a heater, it's not a bad deal.
If you want a more powerful heater, then you MUST get a more powerful electrical outlet, like. Dedicated 220 volt or 60-amp service, like your laundry room dryer. Or before you write a negative review on a product that works as designed, you could do some very fundamental research and no longer highlight the fact that electricity might as well be pure magic and fantasy to you.
I used the reset instructions that came with the heater. It worked for another 3 minutes or so. I had to reset it again. It worked for another 3 minutes or so. After having reset it 5 times just tonight alone, I've decided to throw it out and buy something else.
Because the its capacity is notwhat I expected and what it says on description what the item no is for garage that not is enough!!!! !
Does not blow air strong enough for what I had expected. Was hoping to get more air flow out  of it
Answer: We use them in bedrooms in a ranch house, and they work great .... Don't know about the sheet rock / carpet question...