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Customer Reviews of KENWOOD Oil Filled Electric Radiator Room Heater 6708EP
Customer Rating:   Summary: Returning it after four weeks of usage Comment: I have experience with oil heaters and this one I thought would be great to control with a wireless temperature controller. I liked the that it slowly heats up my master bedroom nicely although if the units temperature setting in anywhere in the 90 degrees it emits a horrible smell. I know about the horrible smell when the unit is brand new but that usually dissipate during the first few usage. The digital read out is still hard to read during the daytime, during night time usage you have to turn on your bedroom lights. Also, when I wanted to move the unit to another room after using in my bedroom, there are no handles that will help pull the unit into another room so I had to get pot-holders to move the unit while it was still hot. This unit does heat the room up nicely although the digital readout needs to be easier to read during night time usage and a handle to pull the unit while it is cool or warm would be a nicer future features. Two stars because the unit did heat up my M.bedroom plus bathroom nicely within in an hours time. Customer Rating: Summary: Quiet Heat Comment: I have the non-digital control version of this heater that I purchased from a big-box home improvement store two years ago to take the chill off in my detached one-car garage, and it works quite well. The fan-less radiant design is nice because it is so quiet and doesn't blow dust and papers around. It takes a few minutes to get up to temperature, but works fine for my purposes. I wouldn't try to heat a large or uninsulated area with it, but for small areas or supplemental heat without a fan, it's great. Customer Rating: Summary: This heater can kill you Comment: Don't ever buy this heater. We had this one in our bedroom and one night the oil pissed out of it all over the carpet. We got lucky because my wife got up to use the restroom and smelled something. And let me tell you this was nasty super hot stinky oil soakt in to the carpet and the heating element could have set the oil on fire as it started to over heat. Customer Rating: Summary: not impressed yet Comment: I bought this heater today to supplement my main central electric heat because it got too cold in the house having a small baby. i plugged it in, cranked it on high for about an hour and it is still giving off the most awful smell ever. i thought it might go away after about 30 minutes, but it is still going. i had to take it out of the baby's room because i didnt want her to smell the nasty fumes. Needless to say, I am going to give it a little time because it seems to get pretty warm. Customer Rating: Summary: great for my purposes... Comment: I have an old wall fan electric heater that sucks up a ton of energy. So I decided to buy this radiator to keep the living and dining area a consistent temp in the winter. I keep it low, in the 60's, and it does a great job of maintaining the temp. The thermostat seems to make a clicking noise every time it turns on or off, which is strange, but I've gotten used to it over the past week. I would recommend this radiator if you have a smaller place - the living room/dining room is probably 500sf and the radiator works well. More Reviews Large Surface / Comfort Control Thermostat / 3 Heat Settings / Double Function Timer / Safety Features / 110 V AC Powered 
Choosing Appliance -> Ladles Look for ladles that are made of one piece of stainless steel rather than a handle and dome which are spot welded together. With use, spot welded ladles tend to come apart. Buy several differnet sizes. Choosing Appliance -> Shopping Dryer When shopping for a new clothes dryer, look for one with a moisture sensor that automatically shuts off the machine when your clothes are dry. Not only will this save energy, it will save wear and tear on your clothes caused by over-drying. Keep in mind that gas dryers are less expensive to operate than electric dryers. The cost of drying a typical load of laundry in an electric dryer is 30 to 40 cents compared to 15 to 25 cents in a gas dryer. KENWOOD Oil Filled Electric Radiator Room Heater 6708EP
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