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Question: I live in Ohio. Is it a viable option to buy 3 or 4 of these and use as your entire heating source for the winter instead of propane? 800 sq. ft house
Document: We live in an 1800 sq ft. tri-leveled split. And this past winter was really cold. I needed a heater to keep the family/tv den warm enough to enjoy without heating the whole house abve70 degrees to do so. This little unit did the trick, and kept us toasty. We also like that is oscillates, can be set to a specific temperature w/ auto shut-off, and has an on-board timer. The remote is a plus, but we hardy use it.
I live in Central Texas where cold spells are not all that common. But, when it is cold enough to turn on the heat my propane tank empties quickly! I thought I would try this heater to supplement my central heat this winter and so far so good. I use it in our living room/dining room/kitchen area (probably 400-500 sq ft), and it keeps it toasty warm.
My home's primary heating source is a propane stove located in the family room. Rooms on the opposite end of the house usually are not heated sufficiently, or at least not heated fast enough. I bought the Lasko Ceramic Tower Heater to put in my home office so I wouldn't freeze while working in the winter. This heater far exceeded my expectations. It heats up the room quickly, consistently, and to exactly the temperature I specify.
I use a few small space heaters to augment the primary propane heat in my house on colder days in winter. Normally I like the oil filled heaters and have two of them, but they take a while to warm a room. An acquaintance recommended this after effectively using one for a while in his RV. I'm very happy with it... seems solidly built, the remote is very handy and I love the fact that it has the swivel option which helps move the heat around the room.
This is our second unit we purchased  specifically  since we LOVE the first one so much! We love the features of being able to set it to the temp we want and then more or less forgetting about it!We have a 1600 sq ft house, 2 floors, with 1 very tall propane heater on each floor.We have one unit at the far end on one floor that doesn't have a heater in the bedroom and the other downstairs on a cement floor (this new one.
This is one Great appliance. I use this heater in master bedroom in my mobile home. Home is 1800 sq. ft and using in home heater is very expensive as heating bedroom means heating the whole house and of course the thermostat is far from my room. My new Lasko tower heats my bedroom quickly. The remote is an absolute must as I am paraplegic and once in bed it is difficult and time consuming for me to get up and transfer into wheel chair.
I purchased this heater after reading other reviews and weeding through the good and bad comments. You will never find a product rated good by everyone, but let me tell you my story. I purchased this heater to use in my living room while we watch TV. I was pushed into doing this when I had my propane tank filled and was charged almost $4/gal. I needed over 200 gals. so you can figure my bill was over $800 just for that filling.
I use 28% less kwh (total power consumed in my entire house for all appliances) using these heaters verses using my central air (Power bill is now cheaper in the winter than summer! Although heat is supposed to be the more costly commodity. )I bought 2 of these which I have used in combination. They are able to heat the trailor I live in, but very slowly. The central unit does it much faster.
I live in a little studio apartment that has a really old heating system where you can't actually control the temperature at all - it's either on or off so it's really unpleasant. I bought this heater because you can set it to an automatic temperature and it will turn on and off as necessary. It's great, and heats my entire apartment (though it is only about a 350 sq.
This is the best space heater I have ever had. I've tried many different types of plug in heaters but none have been as reliable or as easy to use as this one. I live in a two story house that has only one heating unit which is located upstairs- so my entire bottom floor is freezing when I come down in the morning. I turn this heater on and set it to oscillate and it circulates the warm air all over the house.
Answer: First check your in-wall wiring to see if they can take the drain of multiple heaters on single/multiple plugs. Would be a disaster if you bought them and can only use 1 or 2 for the house. I plugged mine in at the same time as running a small vacuum and the fuse blew after 5'. Not worth the savings if it's gonna blow up your electricity repair bill. Whether they will work would also depend very much on the lay-out of your house, is there good insulation, how cold/warm do you like your rooms... Hope this helps