is it normal for room to heat up so much
1626952
De-humidifiers put out a lot of heat. If it's a small room it will heat up.
1626953
Yes the room will heat up. The electricity used will creat heat for the room. Turn on your air conditioner to remove the heat.
1626954
I have no problems at all with mine heating up the room... Let it rest for a while if you have it on constantly (high), 24/7.
2008285
I would say, No. It's cuter but doesn't heat better. As a matter of fact, the only part of the room that seems to be warmer is the part that is in front of the heater fan.
650699
I would have to guess a room 600 to 900 square feet would be fine and you'll probably get a 3 to 5 degree rise in temperature if left on
1582323
Yes ! If your running it a lot you are taking out a lot of hot air probably !!
1921783
I'm not good at square feet calculations, but I can say whatever room I have it in, it takes care of it! I have a normal size cape style house. I also notice, when I have it on near the stairs, it does warm upstairs a bit too. I do love it!
1162946
My room is 20 by 12. The heater will raise the temp from 50 to 68 in about an hour and a half and maintains that temp with no problem, turning itself on and off to maintain constant temp.
1393856
Sorry for the late responds I would say my bedroom is 100sq ft in it heats the room very quickly, I often have to sleep with the door or window because it can get to hot. But there is a button to decrease the heating seating but Im to lazy to get up to turn it down. I don't use the fire place illuminating setting because I have read reviews that the many people experience it catching fire.
1494807
I have an electric range and it does heat up quickly. Heat is distributed evenly.
711105
We live in Florida so it's perfect to heat up a room your in. Way cheaper than my electric bill if I ran the heat. P.S. it does get cold here...
82541
Overall I'm very happy with heater, very enjoyable to use, which may lead to overuse negating any savings. Puts off a lot of heat
1061775
Not sure what you mean exactly by the question. I haven't had a chance to use the heating unit. It all depends on the size of the space as well. I do think it's a very effective unit and worth the price, but it's not as quiet as I hoped it would be.
237152
In heat pump mode (above 45), it produces as much heat as 2 space heaters. So if you need 3+ space heaters on high to heat that room (like if you have bad insulation), no. If it only takes 1, this will work even faster/better.
436023
Yes -- the heat it generates is not dissimilar to a very small space heater. It's nice in my basement.
1815890
Not a crazy amount but it definitely gives off some heat. However, i keep mine in a small closet that's usually closed off, so that could be why I feel the warmth. Could be that in a bigger room it would be less if not totally unnoticeable.
1582315
Yes, normal as the hose serves the purpose of getting rid of the warm air inside your apartment. The hose on mine has gotten very hot before but never to the point where I'm worried. I tend to not run it more than 2-4 hours at a time though.
1146800
It will be very hard to mantein 65 degrees on 650 sq. Feet, & if is not on the temp will drop fast. It is good in bathroom or on in smaller rooms. And watch the electric bill. But it is still very good. I love mine
413124
Depends what 'room temperature' is. Some people like it warm, some people like it cool. I was surprised to walk into my upstairs bedroom - which is about 80 degrees in the summer - and find my stash of coconut oil to be liquid. My stash downstairs in the main part of the house - which is kept at a cool 65 - was very solid indeed.TL;DR - Yes, it's quite normal.