Reply to "Amish heaters"

David L.Post Master

quote:
Originally posted by excelman:
My son bought one of these things. He likes it as he said he got it cheaper than an electric fireplace from Lowes.
He says it puts out quite a bit of heat.

On the practical side of the heater part though, it is just a 110v electrical resistance heater, just like you can get almost anywhere for less than $20 as far as the heat/$ it can put out.
Pretty, yes, practical as a heater/electric fireplace, yes, practical as a heater/$ , probably not.

Thanks - I was thinking that someone said they were a big rip-off. Anyway, a relative asked me about it and I thought I'd check for them.

2/27/099:55 AM

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