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HomeToysHolmes HFH105 1500-Watt Portable Electric Space Heater |
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Wonderful area heater Mar 06, 2010
I have used these small heaters in my bathroom for years...Ive tried Pelonis, Holmes and Honeywell...My favorite is Pelonis unfortunately I cannot find them anymore..The Pelonis heater has worked for years but only because I've taken better care of it than I did the Holmes heater.. TIP ***Use your blow dryer to blow out lint often and a very long soft brush to keep vents clear of lint.....This will help heater to have a much longer life ...I found that on all of the above brand heaters, they will shut off when using HI HEAT setting but on medium setting they will run for hours and heat will flow into the next room...In the winter mine will remain on for hours providing inexpensive warmth*****Make sure lint does not build up and they are well ventillated****
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great little heater for small area Feb 08, 2010
My son is a college student and shares a house with several other people. The bedrooms do not come equipped with adequate or inexpensive heating. I purchased this for him and it works wonderfully. Keeps his room nice and toasty.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 No frills Dec 21, 2009
Very basic and extremely cheaply made. I had it on a desk to heat the room; it was vibrating so much it fell and no longer works. I tried to turn it on again and it got bright red and started smelling burnt. So it works on the floor only!
Holmes Portable Electric Space Heater Nov 20, 2009
I like the heater. It is small, but it really heats my dining room, which is not small. I hope in the winter when it is very cold, I will have the same results.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
It's a powerful little heater Sep 17, 2009
I use the heater in the office. It's an excellent size for under the desk and puts out much heat. However, its noisey.
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