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Space heaters
- Thread starter Diane
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i just found the website for it..........
<br /><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.heatsurge.com/
">http://www.heatsurge.com/
</a><br />
<br />edited to add,.......
<br /> When my mom got it , it only cost about $350.
<br /> I have no idea why the price is so high on the site.
<br /><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.heatsurge.com/
">http://www.heatsurge.com/
</a><br />
<br />edited to add,.......
<br /> When my mom got it , it only cost about $350.
<br /> I have no idea why the price is so high on the site.
dswilson67
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Diane</b></i>
Does anyone here use space heaters along with their regular heating? My mom recently purchased one of those "surge heaters" that are being advertised everywhere. The one where it looks like and simulates a fireplace. They say the heater itself is free and you basically pay for the mantle that the Amish make. I have had it for a few weeks now and on cold nights i've been using it and it really does work to keep the place warm. I always worry a little about space heaters affecting the lungs negatively but im not sure in what way they could that. Does anyone know about space heaters and lung safety?</end quote></div>
We have one of those, we bought it last winter. The do work well. I would say since it's just basically an electric heater with a blower in it, you would be fine. Only suggest I can think of is to make sure and drink lots of water, winter is always so drying.
Does anyone here use space heaters along with their regular heating? My mom recently purchased one of those "surge heaters" that are being advertised everywhere. The one where it looks like and simulates a fireplace. They say the heater itself is free and you basically pay for the mantle that the Amish make. I have had it for a few weeks now and on cold nights i've been using it and it really does work to keep the place warm. I always worry a little about space heaters affecting the lungs negatively but im not sure in what way they could that. Does anyone know about space heaters and lung safety?</end quote></div>
We have one of those, we bought it last winter. The do work well. I would say since it's just basically an electric heater with a blower in it, you would be fine. Only suggest I can think of is to make sure and drink lots of water, winter is always so drying.
dswilson67
New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Diane</b></i>
Does anyone here use space heaters along with their regular heating? My mom recently purchased one of those "surge heaters" that are being advertised everywhere. The one where it looks like and simulates a fireplace. They say the heater itself is free and you basically pay for the mantle that the Amish make. I have had it for a few weeks now and on cold nights i've been using it and it really does work to keep the place warm. I always worry a little about space heaters affecting the lungs negatively but im not sure in what way they could that. Does anyone know about space heaters and lung safety?</end quote></div>
We have one of those, we bought it last winter. The do work well. I would say since it's just basically an electric heater with a blower in it, you would be fine. Only suggest I can think of is to make sure and drink lots of water, winter is always so drying.
Does anyone here use space heaters along with their regular heating? My mom recently purchased one of those "surge heaters" that are being advertised everywhere. The one where it looks like and simulates a fireplace. They say the heater itself is free and you basically pay for the mantle that the Amish make. I have had it for a few weeks now and on cold nights i've been using it and it really does work to keep the place warm. I always worry a little about space heaters affecting the lungs negatively but im not sure in what way they could that. Does anyone know about space heaters and lung safety?</end quote></div>
We have one of those, we bought it last winter. The do work well. I would say since it's just basically an electric heater with a blower in it, you would be fine. Only suggest I can think of is to make sure and drink lots of water, winter is always so drying.
dswilson67
New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Diane</b></i>
Does anyone here use space heaters along with their regular heating? My mom recently purchased one of those "surge heaters" that are being advertised everywhere. The one where it looks like and simulates a fireplace. They say the heater itself is free and you basically pay for the mantle that the Amish make. I have had it for a few weeks now and on cold nights i've been using it and it really does work to keep the place warm. I always worry a little about space heaters affecting the lungs negatively but im not sure in what way they could that. Does anyone know about space heaters and lung safety?</end quote></div>
We have one of those, we bought it last winter. The do work well. I would say since it's just basically an electric heater with a blower in it, you would be fine. Only suggest I can think of is to make sure and drink lots of water, winter is always so drying.
Does anyone here use space heaters along with their regular heating? My mom recently purchased one of those "surge heaters" that are being advertised everywhere. The one where it looks like and simulates a fireplace. They say the heater itself is free and you basically pay for the mantle that the Amish make. I have had it for a few weeks now and on cold nights i've been using it and it really does work to keep the place warm. I always worry a little about space heaters affecting the lungs negatively but im not sure in what way they could that. Does anyone know about space heaters and lung safety?</end quote></div>
We have one of those, we bought it last winter. The do work well. I would say since it's just basically an electric heater with a blower in it, you would be fine. Only suggest I can think of is to make sure and drink lots of water, winter is always so drying.
dswilson67
New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Diane</b></i>
Does anyone here use space heaters along with their regular heating? My mom recently purchased one of those "surge heaters" that are being advertised everywhere. The one where it looks like and simulates a fireplace. They say the heater itself is free and you basically pay for the mantle that the Amish make. I have had it for a few weeks now and on cold nights i've been using it and it really does work to keep the place warm. I always worry a little about space heaters affecting the lungs negatively but im not sure in what way they could that. Does anyone know about space heaters and lung safety?</end quote>
We have one of those, we bought it last winter. The do work well. I would say since it's just basically an electric heater with a blower in it, you would be fine. Only suggest I can think of is to make sure and drink lots of water, winter is always so drying.
Does anyone here use space heaters along with their regular heating? My mom recently purchased one of those "surge heaters" that are being advertised everywhere. The one where it looks like and simulates a fireplace. They say the heater itself is free and you basically pay for the mantle that the Amish make. I have had it for a few weeks now and on cold nights i've been using it and it really does work to keep the place warm. I always worry a little about space heaters affecting the lungs negatively but im not sure in what way they could that. Does anyone know about space heaters and lung safety?</end quote>
We have one of those, we bought it last winter. The do work well. I would say since it's just basically an electric heater with a blower in it, you would be fine. Only suggest I can think of is to make sure and drink lots of water, winter is always so drying.
dswilson67
New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Diane</b></i>
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<br />Does anyone here use space heaters along with their regular heating? My mom recently purchased one of those "surge heaters" that are being advertised everywhere. The one where it looks like and simulates a fireplace. They say the heater itself is free and you basically pay for the mantle that the Amish make. I have had it for a few weeks now and on cold nights i've been using it and it really does work to keep the place warm. I always worry a little about space heaters affecting the lungs negatively but im not sure in what way they could that. Does anyone know about space heaters and lung safety?</end quote>
<br />We have one of those, we bought it last winter. The do work well. I would say since it's just basically an electric heater with a blower in it, you would be fine. Only suggest I can think of is to make sure and drink lots of water, winter is always so drying.
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<br />Does anyone here use space heaters along with their regular heating? My mom recently purchased one of those "surge heaters" that are being advertised everywhere. The one where it looks like and simulates a fireplace. They say the heater itself is free and you basically pay for the mantle that the Amish make. I have had it for a few weeks now and on cold nights i've been using it and it really does work to keep the place warm. I always worry a little about space heaters affecting the lungs negatively but im not sure in what way they could that. Does anyone know about space heaters and lung safety?</end quote>
<br />We have one of those, we bought it last winter. The do work well. I would say since it's just basically an electric heater with a blower in it, you would be fine. Only suggest I can think of is to make sure and drink lots of water, winter is always so drying.
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