Does it put off enough heat to heat a small bathroom?
778746
The heater is made to use under a desk where it would be in close contact. It would not put out enough heat for a room.
778747
It's better than nothing. I can feel the difference in my bedroom when I get up in the morning with it turned on whole night. Not sure if it is safe used in a wet environment.
778748
No, it does not. You have to be right next to it to even feel the heat. All it can do is warm legs under a desk. It really has no other function.
778749
I would say no. It's designed more for putting under a desk to warm your legs and feet. And, it's more of a radiant heat. I'm very pleased with it for that purpose. I use it in a cold, unheated basement under a computer desk. I think you'd have better luck with a small ceramic heater.
8328
I don't believe it is meant to heat up a room so much as place on a desktop and keep you warm. This is how I use it and it works very well. It is small and takes up little space . It only has ON or OFF settings.
769173
this unit gets very hot but it will kick off a 30 amp breaker if you leave it running for more than 10 minutes. it is intended hand washing and fast hot water in short terms. great for a bar or small sink, bathroom sink. i think you need a 6 gallon water heater for a tub. this unit does heat the water by 40 % of what the ambient water is.
413515
Yes it does put out a lot of heat if running it on Continuous but if you run it on a lower setting it is not too bad.
2123566
Yes, my bathroom is small and it works great. It is actually quieter than I was expecting.
811922
I am heating my bathroom with it (90 sqft). Our place is well insulated and it usually doesn't get below 40 degrees here so that would be the qualifier. Doug Doyle
595982
Yes, it does heat the room a up little but, since ours is in the basement, it's a plus. I wouldn't say it heats the room up a lot but, since there's a fan running to circulate the air, the entire room is a nice even temperature. Cost depends upon the amount of usage but it's probably comparable to a small air conditioner.
1334826
It isn't going to completely heat your room up, I would suggest a larger model with more power. Or get two. I have the same size room and have Spanish tile, so it gets cold! I have 2 heaters, which makes it warmer with 2.
507057
It burns all the time but it is a good little heater.We have this one in our bathroom and it does great on 1 brick. It is a good thing we have a very big bathroom. If it were smaller the heat would be a bit too much.
1894013
This heater is perfect for a small room or bathroom. The warm air is great because it doesn't burn me or make the room too hot. The heater has a high (warm) setting and a low (lukewarm) setting. The older model I had worked the same way.
1587489
I am not sure what small means. A few inches of clearance is all that is needed. It is thermostat controlled, so it should not overheat the space.
221365
If you could define "small" in square feet this would be a much easier question to answer. If you live in an apartment complex or have a small condo, yes it should cool a small bedroom (200-300sqft) easily.
1934831
It mostly heats the space in front of it. But will warm up the room when it is turned on long enough.
1953603
I leave it in a smaller room than that at a lower temp. So, not sure, but I would think so. The real key with this heater is that it is SILENT and automatic. Set it and forget it!
33332
I do. This is the third winter. No problems. I use the heater on the "low" setting. At high it would be about 1500 watts. At low, a bit over half that. Gets the bathroom warm in a couple minutes
1748144
No it does not. It doesn't know how hot to make the room. You can turn it off, if it gets too hot. IMO, the best place for this is in a bathroom, where you want to it be warmer to begin with or under a badly insulated window, where the rising heat offsets the drafty air.
1322296
It is definitely safe for a small bathroom assuming you prevent it from getting wet directly. I use mine all over the house / RV without issue. The best part is that the heat element is encapsulated inside... there is nothing hot to the touch from the outside of the heater.