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 FL store info |
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 in stock |
$68.99 plus $9.99 shipping FREE tax |
Seller online since 1999. |
8 hrs |
 WA store info |
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in stock |
$64.31 plus $7.50 shipping plus tax |
4 hrs ago |
noisy, noisy.
Well, it's fairly effective as a heater if you're really close to it. The fan function is pretty useless. The worst part about it to me is how loud it is! Whether it's cooling or heating, it's very noisy. I like a little background noise, but this is like trying to work next to a jet engine......
from Amazon.com
Loud. Very loud.
Pros: Heats space.
Noisy but timely
This is not a quiet unit, but the timers are invaluable to me. I have it set to start about 30 minutes before I get out of bed and then again about 30 minutes before I turn out the light. I was expecting it to pump out a little more heat. I am in a living situation where I have no insulation in the walls or ceiling, so if you live in a building that is up to code, you might find that it heats the room really well. This is the only unit I found with the two-timer feature, so I'm keepin' it!
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