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Most people prefer to use
electric
heaters because they are inexpensive to buy and they
don't emit carbon monoxide like
fuel heaters.
However, there are many different types of electric heaters to
choose from, and the process of choosing one can be quite confusing.
Read our
electric heater FAQ or our
heater buying
guide for more information about electric heaters.
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Space Heaters:
Space heaters are perfect for heating smaller areas
or specific rooms. They provide many
different types of heat, including radiant, micathermic and ceramic heating technologies. Space
heaters are often used to direct heat to one
specific area, and they are quiet, so they won't
disturb your surroundings. For more information,
read the
space heater FAQ or view our selection of space
heaters on our
space heater buying guide. |
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Baseboard Heaters:
Many people prefer baseboard heaters for bedrooms
because they are portable, low profile, and
very safe. Baseboard heaters use convection
to provide heat to a room without a fan, so they are
extremely quiet. They are easily installed
and also very easy to maintain! Additionally, these
heaters provide safety features such as overheat
protection to prevent any safety hazards. Read
the
baseboard heater FAQ for more information or
view our
selection of baseboard heaters. |
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Garage Heaters:
For heating in areas that aren't insulated enough to
retain heat, garage heaters are the perfect
solution. These heaters function as spot heaters
to help you warm up areas that are 150 to 560 square
feet in size! They can be mounted on the wall or
placed on the floor, but they should still point to
the objects or people that need to be warmed.
Because garage heaters offer higher outputs of
heat in large spaces, they are perfect for
warming up garages and work areas. Read the
garage heater FAQ for more information or view
our
selection of garage heaters. |
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Infrared Heaters:
Infrared heaters are very popular for home and
office heating applications because they are
silent and extremely efficient. Instead
of heating air, they directly heat the objects in
front of them with warmth that is similar to the
sun's rays! Thus, these heaters promote blood
circulation and healing while they save you
money! Read the
infrared heater FAQ for more information or view
our
selection of
infrared heaters. |
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Oil-Filled Heaters:
Radiator heaters are great for heating rooms, but
many can also fit
under desks or on top of table tops for more
efficient heating. These heaters feature a special
type of oil that is warmed, never burned, to
maintain a flow of safe and silent heat. Thus,
oil-filled heaters never need to have their oil
replaced, making them extremely easy to maintain.
Many radiator models are extremely portable
and can be taken from room to room with almost no
hassle! Read the
radiator heater FAQ for more information or view
our
selection of
oil-filled radiator heaters. |
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Fireplace Heaters:
The next best alternative to a real wood-burning
fire, electric fireplace heaters offer the beauty
and aesthetics provided by a real fire
without any of the mess! These heaters are
extremely stylish with their lifelike logs and flame
sets, and - best of all - they only cost a few
cents per hour to operate! They also feature a
flame-only option for year-round use! Read
the
electric fireplace heater FAQ for more information or view
our
selection of
electric fireplace heaters. |
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