subject: Ceramic Tower Heater - Be Ready For An Emergency [print this page] Ceramic Tower Heater - Be Ready For An Emergency
It is probably not possible to prepare for absolutely every eventuality, but extra forms of heating during the winter are almost always a good idea. The thought of running out of oil and limited gas supplies, during really cold winter weather, makes this spare heater very appealing.
We bought our Lasko 755320 ceramic tower heater last winter and used it for standby heating, when the family were over at Christmas. With small children and elderly relatives, it is good to be ready for an emergency.
We were very impressed with this model; when our oil supplies were a little low in a cold snap, we were able to keep the main room warm - even though the heater is quite small and portable.
In fact the heater is so small, that because of its shape, it can be out of the way, in even a small bedroom. Another plus is that it works so quietly that it does not disturb a sleeping baby.
Our friends borrowed it to use in their RV, on a trip in the early spring. They told us it was powerful enough to heat the whole living area. Because it is fitted with a thermostat, it will not overheat a small space. As soon as it hits the required temperature setting, it clicks off, so no electricity is wasted.
We try to site the heater as centrally as possible, which allows the heater to warm the whole room. If you decide to use it in the bedroom, then the remote control means that you can switch it off without getting out of bed, so no cold feet.
It is ideal for small apartments and students rooms too, because it is so stable and flexible. You can set the timer, so the heat comes on just before you wake up, so no cold mornings.
It could even reduce your heating bill, because of its thermostatic controls.
This ceramic tower heater is an ideal way to top up your heat during unforeseen circumstances and could even be the main source of heat in a particularly small apartment.
Get more information and details of where to buy this heater at http://www.squidoo.com/emergency-heat-for-the-winter
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