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Date created: 2012-06-27 Location: Clovis, CA

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"Self-cointained electric oil space heater for my bedroom"
I have had this space heater for years now and love it! I got it for those cold winter nights when the house's heater just isn't enough. Or, I use it if I am being cheap and want to heat just one room without having to pay to power bill to heat the whole house. The space heater works just as it should and keeps my room nice and warm. It has worked perfectly as long as I've had it and nothing on it has broken thus far. It is built pretty solidly in my opinion and I would definitely buy this again in the even it one day dies on me. I've already had three friends buy the same version after hearing how well it works for me, and I recommend it to anyone looking for a good space heater If there is one problem that I have with this is that it works too well, so I find myself sweating in the middle of the night, necessitating that I get out of bet to turn it down. I love this heater!

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Date created: 2012-01-18 Location: fort collins, co

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"My space heater."
I've owned my awesome space heater for roughly two or three months now. The DeLongi space heater always keeps me nice and warm through those awful cold winter nights. What I really love about it is that the space heater is very energy efficient and hasn't once put a dent in my electric bill. The one and only thing I don't like about the space heater is that it can be a bit hot to touch, but what can I say, it is a heater. Repairs have never been necessary and I would definitely recommend the space heater to a friend or family member. I typically use the heater in the evenings. It keeps the room around 68 degrees while even on low. Since it does a good job of keeping the room warm, I can turn down the whole house thermostat. If your house isn't well insulated, I would be wary of that. When I complain of it being hot to touch I don't mean to say it will burn you if you brush it on accident, this isn't a problem on the low setting.

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Date created: 2012-01-15 Location: Hamilton, Ohio

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"Oil filled heater"
I have owned this electric heater that resembles an old radiator for at least ten years. It warms a large area comfortably but it takes quite a while to do so. I would definitely buy this heater again and refer anyone else to do the same. It does a great job but you have to give it time to warm things up since it does not have a fan. I've never had any problems with this heater, it works as well today as the day i bought it.

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Date created: 2011-12-07 Location: Plano, TX

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"Delonghi TRD0715T space heater review"
This space heater is very useful and durable product. One of the first things that makes this heater worth it is it easy design. The instruction manual was extremely helpful in putting it together. Its 4 wheels and non tangle powercord make it easy toi move anywhere in my home. It is perfect to set on any surface, because unlike other heaters, it is raised my the weeks so it doesn't overheat the surface it rests on. Another great thing is the settings to three different strengths. Some space heaters are too hot or not hot enough, and use too much electricity or not enough, and contain no settings to alter this. This heater is also the best heater I have had because it comes with a programmable timer with countless settings. This way, overnight or while working around the house, the heater is constantly at your optimal settings. Overall, this was a great buy, and has not had any hiccups or breaks since I bought it.

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Date created: 2011-12-02 Location: Atlanta, Ga

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"Review of the Delonghi TCH7090ERL Safeheat Ceramic Heater"
I have owned the Delonghi Safeheat space heater for approximately 3 months. The manufacturer has a very good reputation for space heaters so it seemed a logical choice. The cost was about $60, which is not bad. This is a fan-forced heater operating at 120V-1500W. The heater comes with a convenient remote control and has a temperature digital display. You can also use the timer feature to limit the hours of operation. As with most heaters of this type, there is a tip over switch for added safety. I have not had the opportunity to use it yet, but this model has anti-freeze mode to prevent the room from freezing. I like the fact that the heater oscillates for more room coverage. I would say in my best estimate about a 180-degree rotation. There are multiple settings from hi to low. There is an energy saving setting called Eco. Eco allows the heater to fluctuate between hi and low. The heater puts out a good amount of heat on its' hi setting. My one complaint is that typical of many ceramic heaters is a cold back draft, especially during oscillation. I also must add that this is a tough little heater. I have had the misfortune of knocking it over several times and I have seen no change in performance. The one thing that you need to watch with space heaters is that the cord tends to get warm. I would not recommend using an extension cord because it can get very hot possibly melting and causing a fire. I would suggest having an outlet dedicated only to the heater. If not you may find yourself having to flip the circuit breaker to restore household power. Circuit overload is not unique to the Delonghi but can happen with many brands of space heaters. Would I recommend this heater? Comparing it to the performance of other space heaters, I have owned. I would say yes. The heat output has been better.

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Date created: 2011-11-22 Location: Fort Wayne, IN

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"Oiled-Filled Heater Does a Great Job"
We have an oil-filled heater that we have owned for 5 years. It is electric and has a range of 600 watts up to 1500 watts. We have used this for heating spare areas in our home at times. At times we have used this oil-filled heater to heat our entire living area when the temperatures have dropped and the main house heat was not working properly or was just too much of a bother to start. We have lived in several different locations since the purchasing our oil-filled heater at a then local box store. Over the years the main house heat has included wood fired heat and gas forced air heating. We currently use this heater in our teenage girls bedroom as the main source of heat has no ducting to that bedroom. We are pleased with its ability to heat the areas we have put it for use. The only drawbacks that I see are that a young child could be burned if they were allowed to touch the oil-filled heater while it was in use. We do own an Eden Pure brand heater as well but have felt that the cost to purchase the Eden Pure was prohibitive. The oil-filled heater cost one tenth the price of the brand name heater and can have an inexpensive small fan blowing through the fins of the oil-filled heater to increase its heating output. The cost to run these heaters appears to be the same. If we had it to do all over again, we would have purchased two oil-filled heaters instead.

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