HOW SAFE IS IT FOR USE IN A HOTEL SUITE
176706
I see no problem, though always best to check local codes. The cabinet does get hot (but not blazing hot) when set on convection at higher temps. Max set point is 450 but it doesn't hold that temp very well so the practical high end is probably 400 or 425. One last note not related to safety: in my opinion this unit is not particularly well built and would likely fail to stand up to hotel use.
176707
I cannot answer about the safety, because I don't know how this is rated, but I can say that it is not that intuitive as to how to run it. Some microwaves are very easy to figure out by trial and error. This one is not. You would need to post the common directions, ie, press time cook, turn dial to desired amount of cooking time, press dial to lock in time, and then press start to begin cooking.
176708
I do not know. We have used it in our house for over a year. When using it as a reg oven it will get hot on the outside.
176709
The buttons are not that intuitive. For hotel use, I would just get any simple units without the convection feature.
376408
This is a mixture of natural essential oils so yes, this is safe to use indoors.
1752580
I think it's safe/ However, it is VERY strong scented (it stinks!)...for about three days. Air out your room/rooms when you use it. It does work great. I've been using it for about six years now.
2078197
Well, the machine is made of glass and plastic, so of course you would put in box with some sort of cushioning, when you're on the go. But yes, it can be used in a hotel room.
1922661
I would say only if the location had good weather protection. Tech info says indoors only. Just beware you take on the risk.
703667
The aerosol is under pressure but in a checked suit case it should be no problem...people carry hair spray after all...I am not sure it would clear carry on security but all they would do is take it away.
257657
I wouldn't recommend it. Because it could be fire-hazard, or treat it as one , just to be on the safe side. �
1051858
i wouldnt recommend it, not very inconspicuous. people will surely know youre packing heat.
1859671
I've used it inside also be extremely careful as it should be done in an open space.
287154
It would be safe as long as it is not within reach of water or better on a GFI circuit. GFI circuits are required in kitchens or bathrooms near water access. Older houses may not have the correct GFI wiring though.
824240
Sorry, Ryan, I have not had it long enough to know. I do not use it often, as it is in a small guest room/office.
2168903
We use it in an enclosed sunroom and it's safe. The fan part is great. The heater is noisy and not especially effective. The lights, on ours, do not turn off but only dim up and down...not the way its supposed to work! My advice, buy a Hunter fan and skip the rest.
202487
Seems safe to me. Ran two all winter. Girlfriend has one as well. Nice for keeping colder rooms up to temp.
1539628
It is not recommended for indoor use but if must, make sure the area is well ventilated
437067
The floor plan of my home is very open and much larger than a hotel room. This unit handles my home pretty well. I would assume it would be more than adequate for a hotel room. It is a small unit so it may be OK for travel. The price is up to you if you want to spend that much. Hope this helps.
1962572
I have used it in a pretty big room with no problem. When it needs to be charged you notice it.
208685
I have used it in my bathroom. Like any electrical device I would keep it away from direct contact with water, but it is one of the safest devices I own. Everything is completely enclosed. It is very powerful for a small room and heats it up quickly.