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can anyone recommend a heater ?

berrypendel · 2012-04-03 10:44:05

A friend has a boiler problem and will be without gas for a few days. can anyone recommend a heater such as an oil filled or even oil free rad ? What would be cheapest on power and good for heat Thanks

03-04-2012 11:44am

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A friend has a boiler problem and will be without gas for a few days. can anyone recommend a heater such as an oil filled or even oil free rad ? What would be cheapest on power and good for heat

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#2 05-04-2012 12:21am

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There's no such thing as 'cheapest on power and good on heat' with electric heaters, what you consume in juice you get as heat.

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Infrared heaters give the impression of providing more heat as the energy is radiated rather than convected, it also heats people rather than the room.

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