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Question: I just purchased and set up and indeed the smell is awful.  For those who stuck it out, how long until the smell dissipates?
Document: When I opened the box, I found the heater bent a little, and coming apart. That was small stuff compared to what awaited me when I plugged it in! Out came an awful odor, and on came three of my smoke alarms! The choking smell is beyond my ability to endure, so at this moment the heater is in the garage on high, heating and stinking up the garage for what the instructions say "3 hours for the smell to go away"!
Heats fine but the smell is unbearable, seems very toxic, also made my fire alarm go off because of fumes ( thats how strong the odor was). I will be returning it.
Good heater whose efficiency I can not vouch for. The only problem is hearing the thermostat click on this one when you first set it. Many such comments on line but a good value
I had high hopes for this thing, for it is "Made in USA". Had I kept the box, I would have returned it. I can only hope it clears off the smell and I can bring it in the house. So far, not so good. -(Two days later now)-I emailed the company, and got a response, but the thing still has a smell, though less now.
I tried many heaters. This is the only one that doesn't give off bad smell.Now comes the bad side: I use it in a small bedroom. The thermostat is so sensitive that it can repeat the power on / power off cycle every few seconds. Yes, every few seconds. I know this because whenever it powers on/off, I can see sparking around the switch in the dark.
It drives me crazy, it almost clicks/bangs the whole night.Finally, I disable the thermostat (by setting it to max), and use a mechanical timer instead. For example, I set in on for 30 mins, the off for 15 mins, and so on. By doing this, I cannot get a constant room temperature, but the clicks/bangs are far less.
Purchased this to use in my room up 'at the lake.' LP heating costs are really high, so I thought I would try using portable baseboards when I went up on the weekends. I put this model in my room (10' x 12') and it really works well. I'm talking Minnesota so it's cold! and this baseboard heater makes my room toasty.
This is more efficient than the old SoftHeat with big copper tube. It is light, warm, and comfortable. Hope it can last as long as the old one.
I purchased one of these 13 years ago this month when we moved into our home. It is still running strong. We plug it in in the Fall and it stays plugged in til late Spring. We use it to add additional heat to a 400 sq ft great room that was added to the house and sits over a crawl space. Since the rest of the house sits over a heated basement the great room was always colder than the rest of the house. This heater works perfectly for our needs.
bought this the middle of dec.to add some heat to a 20x16 room,that was always cold, like 50 degrees.didnt expect much, was pleasantly surprised that it keeps it 65 no problem.and i have it set at about 3/4 of capacity.thats saying alot for here in wisconsin.
Answer: yes