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Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Reviews of Stonegate® Old Country Fireplace and Small Cabinet Black
I really wanted a corner fireplace, I already have an amish fireplace, so I ordered stonegate Corner Fireplace. When it arrived, it had so many parts, and not good directions, and when we DID start to screw pieces together, the whole thing fell apart. I paid $300 for this? My husband went to the hardware store and bought screws that would hold together, it took 2 1/2 hrs to get it together after we figured out how and used store bought screws that worked. I was very disappointed in this product for the price I paid for it. It is together and in my kitchen, but the pressed board like material that they gave us for this was very poor, I would not recommend it to anyone until they refamp the material and get better directions and materials that will hold this fireplace together. Unhappy Suz
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Discount Dayton 3VU36 Electric Heater With Thermostat
Claims of 19,000 BTU are greatly exaggerated. My garage is 400 sq ft and has 240v service. A $40 Home Depot heater does almost as good a job. Two $40 Home Depot heaters do a much better job than the L5600. This heater would probably do 150 sq ft easily. 200+ sq ft might be a stretch if it's in a cold area. I'm surprised Dayton would put their name on this heater.
was sent. I checked the specs on the heater, which indicated
19,000 BTU's, for the 3VU36. It looks like Dayton upgraded the 3VU36 model
from 15,000 BTU's to 19,000 BTU's. Last winter I used two vornado
heaters to heat my garage. Please note that if you use two
1500 watt 110 volt heaters (in my case Vornado's) on the same circuit you
will probably have problems with the circuit breaker tripping. Also my electrical sub panel would get hot. I have also used a Reddy Heat 35,000 BTU propane heater to heat my garage.The reddy Heat propane heater is almost as loud as a Jet Engine. OK so on one hand the Dayton heater is noisier than a Vornado, and does not heat as fast as a propane heater. On the other hand the Dayton heater is quiter than a propane heater,(and does not burn up oxygen like a propane heater) and will heat an area faster than two Vornado's (which by the way, two heaters will beat up on your houses electrical wiring). All in all I am very Happy with the performance of my Dayton heater, my sub panel now gets warm instead of hot. Air circulation is better than a Vornado, and my Dayton heater heats my garage ALMOST as fast as a Propane heater. I would recommend this heater.
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I Purchased a #L5600 heater from Air & Water, instead model #3VU36was sent. I checked the specs on the heater, which indicated
19,000 BTU's, for the 3VU36. It looks like Dayton upgraded the 3VU36 model
from 15,000 BTU's to 19,000 BTU's. Last winter I used two vornado
heaters to heat my garage. Please note that if you use two
1500 watt 110 volt heaters (in my case Vornado's) on the same circuit you
will probably have problems with the circuit breaker tripping. Also my electrical sub panel would get hot. I have also used a Reddy Heat 35,000 BTU propane heater to heat my garage.The reddy Heat propane heater is almost as loud as a Jet Engine. OK so on one hand the Dayton heater is noisier than a Vornado, and does not heat as fast as a propane heater. On the other hand the Dayton heater is quiter than a propane heater,(and does not burn up oxygen like a propane heater) and will heat an area faster than two Vornado's (which by the way, two heaters will beat up on your houses electrical wiring). All in all I am very Happy with the performance of my Dayton heater, my sub panel now gets warm instead of hot. Air circulation is better than a Vornado, and my Dayton heater heats my garage ALMOST as fast as a Propane heater. I would recommend this heater.
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Bought this heater and all works great , but on hitting the wall the simple little thermostat broke. My problem is Dayton, grainger, etc. does not have the parts for this unit..If u find it for me, ill give u 10 bucks..They say they dont offer parts for this unit..So im stuck modifying it..BS!!!!!Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Buy Rival 4071-WN 32-Ounce Hot Pot Express, White
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List Price: $14.99
Sale Price: $14.79
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I bought one of these close to ten years ago and it's still going strong, though I've taken it on three cross-country trips, countless weekend getaways and even to Guatemala.
Why? First, I don't like using hotel/motel coffee units -who knows how clean their innards are? This holds more liquid, is easy to clean, and I know where it's been!
Second, it's useful for more than just heating water. I once took my daughter to a nice Disneyland hotel for four days, and did all our cooking in this little pot because food was so pricey. I heated soup, ramen, veggies, all kinds of things... and we actually ate well (though simply) the whole time.
Other reviewers have noted that it doesn't have auto shut-off. That's a good point, and it's a bit of a pain, particularly when you're as forgetful as I am. But the water always boils loudly enough that I hear it. Could be a problem in everyday use if you are wandering from room to room; fine for a motel.
The flip side is being able to adjust the heat level, which I don't think you could do if the unit shut off automatically. I've found that VERY handy for things that need a gentle heat, and use that feature a lot.
Power cord is frustratingly short, but necessarily so for safety reasons.
Naturally, anything that holds 32 oz. of water is a little bulky, but when I put it in my suitcase I just jam socks and breakables into it, so it ends up taking less room than you'd think. You can snap the top off, which is also a help when packing it. It's fairly lightweight.
The reason I'm back at this page is that my daughter just went to college and took the pot with her. I need a replacement for my travels without her! I was amazed to find the same pot is still being sold after all these years. That's probably a good sign about its quality in an era when things get redesigned every year.
At this price, if it lasted a year or two of steady use, I think I'd still be happy.
What a well-spent $12 this has turned out to be.
It appears that many of the design problems are in more recent models (from the past few years) the rust, the plastic taste, the leaking....
It is entirely possible that this Rival pot used to be of amazing quality and incredibly durable, but you know what they say... Some things ain't what they used to be.
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I bought one of these close to ten years ago and it's still going strong, though I've taken it on three cross-country trips, countless weekend getaways and even to Guatemala.
Why? First, I don't like using hotel/motel coffee units -who knows how clean their innards are? This holds more liquid, is easy to clean, and I know where it's been!
Second, it's useful for more than just heating water. I once took my daughter to a nice Disneyland hotel for four days, and did all our cooking in this little pot because food was so pricey. I heated soup, ramen, veggies, all kinds of things... and we actually ate well (though simply) the whole time.
Other reviewers have noted that it doesn't have auto shut-off. That's a good point, and it's a bit of a pain, particularly when you're as forgetful as I am. But the water always boils loudly enough that I hear it. Could be a problem in everyday use if you are wandering from room to room; fine for a motel.
The flip side is being able to adjust the heat level, which I don't think you could do if the unit shut off automatically. I've found that VERY handy for things that need a gentle heat, and use that feature a lot.
Power cord is frustratingly short, but necessarily so for safety reasons.
Naturally, anything that holds 32 oz. of water is a little bulky, but when I put it in my suitcase I just jam socks and breakables into it, so it ends up taking less room than you'd think. You can snap the top off, which is also a help when packing it. It's fairly lightweight.
The reason I'm back at this page is that my daughter just went to college and took the pot with her. I need a replacement for my travels without her! I was amazed to find the same pot is still being sold after all these years. That's probably a good sign about its quality in an era when things get redesigned every year.
At this price, if it lasted a year or two of steady use, I think I'd still be happy.
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At my workplace we have no hot water dispenser. Before this, I was resorting to microwaving a mug of hot water. I was recommended this device as a tool for shaving, but I found that it got the water a little too hot for my shaving needs. I took it into work and have been loving the thing ever since. In the time it takes me to clean a spoon in the sink and get yogurt out of the fridge, the water is hot enough for tea. The exterior stays quite cool and can be picked up and touched immediately even when the water inside is scalding hot. I've even boiled milk, water, and black tea together in this unit without problems. Cleans quite easily.What a well-spent $12 this has turned out to be.
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I love this little pot! It boils water and cooks everything very fast!! I have one at home and one for my travels. This little hot pot is terrific when one is away from home and has no kitchen. The non-stick bottom makes this pot a breeze to clean up! I have dietary restrictions and can not go out and "grab a bite" like most other people, when I am not near my house. I especially recommend this pot to anyone who may suffer the same problem as me. I would be lost without this pot, when I need to be away from home. :-)Honest reviews on Rival 4071-WN 32-Ounce Hot Pot Express, White
I bought two of these for 8.99 on amazon and generally, they are OK. I drink a lot of green tea, and by reading the description, I thought it kept your water at a desired temp/setting. It seems it keeps hot by cycling on and off, which is ok, but your water may not be the same temperature, which is important if you are making green tea. Also, I left some water in it and the next day there was a large rust stain. It easily washed off, but I didnt particularly like the idea of drinking rusty water. The high setting really boils hard, and the low setting keeps the water warm. Generally, I got my 9 dollars worthFind helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Rival 4071-WN 32-Ounce Hot Pot Express, White
Having one through all the reviews, I'd discovered why I feel so many people have given this hot pot 5 star reviews. Most of then are years old, stemming from 2003, etc. The reviews that are more recent are from people saying that they've had their Rival pot for years.It appears that many of the design problems are in more recent models (from the past few years) the rust, the plastic taste, the leaking....
It is entirely possible that this Rival pot used to be of amazing quality and incredibly durable, but you know what they say... Some things ain't what they used to be.
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Buy IMUSA MEXI-1000-TORTW Tortilla Warmer Microwave Safe Base BPA-Free
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List Price: $9.99
Sale Price: $8.49
Today's Bonus: 15% Off

Anyone that's ever been to a Mexican-themed restaurant knows exactly what this item is. This particular one is fairly large and will hold my home-made 8" tortillas nicely. With a damp washcloth (folded twice) and a layer of wax paper on the bottom it will easily hold a dozen home-made 8" tortillas. To reheat tortillas just place the container with the washcloth, wax paper and tortillas into a microwave for 30 seconds to two minutes. (Amount of time depends on: number of tortillas, how cold the whole container is to begin with, and dampness of the washcloth.) Also keeps my tortillas in the refrigerator nicely for a surprisingly-long amount of time.
With tortillas getting expensive AND being filled with hydrogenated vegetable oils, I finally found a SOFT tortilla recipe that I can easily roll out with a rolling pin. It's 3 cups of self-rising flour, 1 cup of warm milk and 5 tablespoons of olive oil. Mix it into a ball by hand or in a food processor. I don't even have to let them sit for 20 minutes. Just divide into 12 balls, lay a damp paper towel over them as you roll each out (roll from the center out) and then cook for about 30 seconds per side in a skillet. Other tortilla recipes were difficult to roll out and tasted hard like crackers.
Several reviews have complained about the packaging and the difficulty of getting the glue from the label off the outside of the tortilla warmer once the label is removed.
I just bought one of these here at Amazon, and the good news is that in addition to being useful in the ways already noted, the label was not glued on. The tortilla warmer I received came packaged in a cardboard sleeve which simply slid off. Great!
List Price: $9.99
Sale Price: $8.49
Today's Bonus: 15% Off
Anyone that's ever been to a Mexican-themed restaurant knows exactly what this item is. This particular one is fairly large and will hold my home-made 8" tortillas nicely. With a damp washcloth (folded twice) and a layer of wax paper on the bottom it will easily hold a dozen home-made 8" tortillas. To reheat tortillas just place the container with the washcloth, wax paper and tortillas into a microwave for 30 seconds to two minutes. (Amount of time depends on: number of tortillas, how cold the whole container is to begin with, and dampness of the washcloth.) Also keeps my tortillas in the refrigerator nicely for a surprisingly-long amount of time.
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This thing is good at keeping tortillas warm, but it's not deep enough for a batch of homemade tortillas. It will hold two 10 packs of store-bought tortillas that are thin, but the homemade tortillas, which I can never get as thin as store-bought, keep the lid ajar. The container is deep enough, but the bottom of the lid has a "dip" in it that presses against the tortillas and keeps the lid from closing tightly. What a shame. I guess I'll be purchasing the larger warmer.With tortillas getting expensive AND being filled with hydrogenated vegetable oils, I finally found a SOFT tortilla recipe that I can easily roll out with a rolling pin. It's 3 cups of self-rising flour, 1 cup of warm milk and 5 tablespoons of olive oil. Mix it into a ball by hand or in a food processor. I don't even have to let them sit for 20 minutes. Just divide into 12 balls, lay a damp paper towel over them as you roll each out (roll from the center out) and then cook for about 30 seconds per side in a skillet. Other tortilla recipes were difficult to roll out and tasted hard like crackers.
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This product does what it says....Warms your tortillas. It may not be the most attractive design but it does what it is intended to do. For the price and the performance...why spend more on a fancy schmancy one?Honest reviews on IMUSA MEXI-1000-TORTW Tortilla Warmer Microwave Safe Base BPA-Free
There are already several reviews which point out the advantages of this product. It keeps your freshly made tortillas warm at the table and lets you reheat the leftovers in the microwave if you have them later. Just include a wet cloth or paper towel to make some steam so that they don't dry out when they're reheated.Several reviews have complained about the packaging and the difficulty of getting the glue from the label off the outside of the tortilla warmer once the label is removed.
I just bought one of these here at Amazon, and the good news is that in addition to being useful in the ways already noted, the label was not glued on. The tortilla warmer I received came packaged in a cardboard sleeve which simply slid off. Great!
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Great product, made in China like everything else, but what's up with the adhesive label covering half of one side. Tried soaking it in hot water, dish detergent, used the back end of a butter knife but NOTHING gets that label off without leaving an adhesice mess behind. Even using Goo Gone (a citrus solvent) it took a good five minutes of aggressive peeling and fingernail work to get it cleaned up. This was completely UNECESSARY! Wake up, Imusa, get a sticker that peels off please!Thursday, January 9, 2014
Discount Mr. Heater F273766 Propane Auto-Changeover Two Stage Regulator
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List Price: $67.80
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This regulator is in no way misrepresented in the write up. It does what it says it will do. Used accordingly and properly, there should be no problems.
Again, make sure this is what you really want and the connector/hose ends are appropriate.
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This regulator is in no way misrepresented in the write up. It does what it says it will do. Used accordingly and properly, there should be no problems.
Again, make sure this is what you really want and the connector/hose ends are appropriate.
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It broke after about two months, won't switch anymore. It was always very finicky after I filled the tank getting it to flow was difficultBest Deals on Mr. Heater F273766 Propane Auto-Changeover Two Stage Regulator
This was very easy to install. Auto-Changeover feature is super simple to use. Unfortunatley you have to take off your propane covers to view the indicator but that is no fault of this regulator.Honest reviews on Mr. Heater F273766 Propane Auto-Changeover Two Stage Regulator
The item has changed. It no longer even matches the picture that is on the box. The manufacturing of this part is now being outsourced to "Cavagna Group" and is now the same as the other regulator that I did NOT want. The Mr. Heater regulator, as pictured, is apparently no longer being made, so if you order it, you get a different one altogether--not even the same design. It does not work for me at all. Absolutely irritating. The one being put in the "Mr. Heater" box is made by Cavagna group and is a completely different design and does not even match the box picture or packaging--and nobody thinks it makes a difference?Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Mr. Heater F273766 Propane Auto-Changeover Two Stage Regulator
Been in rv's for 40+ years. This is one of the better quality regulator. If it says "made in China" skip that product.Sunday, December 29, 2013
Review of Waring Pro Countertop Portable Burner
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List Price: $110.00
Sale Price: $59.00
Today's Bonus: 46% Off

I have owned single burners in the past for several reasons. They are nice to have when entertaining, especially around the holidays. Also, when I make shabu shabu, fondue, or a hot-pot dish, a tabletop burner is much nicer that using candles or alcohol-type burners.
I occasionally help out a friend at trade shows, demonstrating cooking techniques, and we always use single gas burners. I bought this one for when I need a slow, low heat for a long time. Gas burners need to have the butane canisters changed fairly often where this one plugs in and stays hot for as long as you need it. At home however, gas burners will be a great back-up during power outages where this one would be worthless.
I decided to show how this burner works by making this short video. I hope that it is helpful to you! Thanks.
EDIT: I am including this information about the boiling water demonstration by request: I used a heavy-duty anodized aluminium pan; the water was room temerature (72 degrees Fahrenheit); and the experiment was conducted at approximately 700 feet above sea level.
My initial take on the SB30 was that it was very well built and sturdy. This is a great improvement over the Eclipse burners I have used in the past. My only complaint is that cord is fairly short, maybe 3ft long. The knob has a very nice and smooth action to it. The base is rather large but it is very stable with an 8qt stock pot on it, so I guess I can't complain too much about that. The burner weighs a lot. I believe most of that weight is from the metal burner itself. More on this later on.
I use this burner as my main burner as I live in a rental and the range is not so good. The burner heats up a little slow but transfers that heat to the pan very quickly. I believe this is because the burner has a lot of metal in it and that allows it to store a lot of heat. This is a very good thing for boiling water and sauteing but not such a good thing for cooking touchier foods like milk and sauces.
ONE YEAR UPDATE: The SB30 has performed great over the past year. I have not had a single problem with the burner, it looks and works like new. All in all I am very happy with it.
the temperature level you want--IT STAYS hot at that temperature.)This is the ONLY unit which gets hot enough to BOIL WATER and COOK PASTA --in a BIG POT, too--because large burner IS large....and QUICKLY.All the other units NEVER reach boiling temperature.This is because it's 1500. I, also, recommend this flat surface over the raised burner grids--which are hard to clean. These flat surfaces clean instantly. REAL metal-not plastic and substitute stuff--for easy cleaning and quality appearance. When we move and have a stove, again, I know we'll continue to use this
as an extra burner . This is the ONLY unit I would recommend over all those cheapie ones--whether they cost little or a lot.I don't write reviews very often-but just had to share and praise this one.
The most recent one had a problem the second time I used it. I was cooking poached eggs and some water boiled over the pan. The burner shot sparks about 2 feet out the side and burned my wooden counter, smoked, and shot out another big spark before blowing out the electrical breaker. The company should look into these issues and fix them. The second one could have been really dangerous.
List Price: $110.00
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Today's Bonus: 46% Off
I have owned single burners in the past for several reasons. They are nice to have when entertaining, especially around the holidays. Also, when I make shabu shabu, fondue, or a hot-pot dish, a tabletop burner is much nicer that using candles or alcohol-type burners.
I occasionally help out a friend at trade shows, demonstrating cooking techniques, and we always use single gas burners. I bought this one for when I need a slow, low heat for a long time. Gas burners need to have the butane canisters changed fairly often where this one plugs in and stays hot for as long as you need it. At home however, gas burners will be a great back-up during power outages where this one would be worthless.
I decided to show how this burner works by making this short video. I hope that it is helpful to you! Thanks.
EDIT: I am including this information about the boiling water demonstration by request: I used a heavy-duty anodized aluminium pan; the water was room temerature (72 degrees Fahrenheit); and the experiment was conducted at approximately 700 feet above sea level.
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I have been using an Eclipse single for about 3 years now. Before that I used another Eclipse model but it finally quit working. Recently my latest Eclipse started acting funny and so I thought it was time to fund a replacement and while I was at it, I thought I would try to find a higher quality unit. The Waring SB30 was well rated and not too expensive, so I grabbed one.My initial take on the SB30 was that it was very well built and sturdy. This is a great improvement over the Eclipse burners I have used in the past. My only complaint is that cord is fairly short, maybe 3ft long. The knob has a very nice and smooth action to it. The base is rather large but it is very stable with an 8qt stock pot on it, so I guess I can't complain too much about that. The burner weighs a lot. I believe most of that weight is from the metal burner itself. More on this later on.
I use this burner as my main burner as I live in a rental and the range is not so good. The burner heats up a little slow but transfers that heat to the pan very quickly. I believe this is because the burner has a lot of metal in it and that allows it to store a lot of heat. This is a very good thing for boiling water and sauteing but not such a good thing for cooking touchier foods like milk and sauces.
ONE YEAR UPDATE: The SB30 has performed great over the past year. I have not had a single problem with the burner, it looks and works like new. All in all I am very happy with it.
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I've found the Waring Pro DB60 to be a solid double burner. I like the simple design with cast iron plates makes for easy clean up. The temperature control seems faster than other burners i've usedwhen turning down from 5 to 2 (high to simmer) The Waring cost more than other double electric burners on the market, but from the not convincing reviews of the others, and from using the Waring every day for several weeks i think it is definitely worth it.Honest reviews on Waring Pro Countertop Portable Burner
I can't begin to say how THRILLED I am with this unit.It is, simply, the BEST, PROFESSIONAL, COMMERCIAL QUALITY unit you can find. I've had other, non-professional units--which never heat hot enough--which causes sticking-and soon stop working. The extra $$ for this unit are worth every penny.I had given up on others-and this was my last resort. These burners heat and stay HOT for even cooking and frying. I use this double burner ALL THE TIME for all types of stove cooking-in place of of my regular stove-which had died. I didn't want to purchase another stove now because we'll soon be moving. ( It does take a minute or so to heat up--not a fault--it's in the construction--because once it does reachthe temperature level you want--IT STAYS hot at that temperature.)This is the ONLY unit which gets hot enough to BOIL WATER and COOK PASTA --in a BIG POT, too--because large burner IS large....and QUICKLY.All the other units NEVER reach boiling temperature.This is because it's 1500. I, also, recommend this flat surface over the raised burner grids--which are hard to clean. These flat surfaces clean instantly. REAL metal-not plastic and substitute stuff--for easy cleaning and quality appearance. When we move and have a stove, again, I know we'll continue to use this
as an extra burner . This is the ONLY unit I would recommend over all those cheapie ones--whether they cost little or a lot.I don't write reviews very often-but just had to share and praise this one.
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This is the second identical unit I've owned. The first one worked fine for about 6-8 months, then the temperature knob stopped working and I could only use it for 100% hot (5 on the knob) or nothing at all. Then it stopped working altogether.The most recent one had a problem the second time I used it. I was cooking poached eggs and some water boiled over the pan. The burner shot sparks about 2 feet out the side and burned my wooden counter, smoked, and shot out another big spark before blowing out the electrical breaker. The company should look into these issues and fix them. The second one could have been really dangerous.
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Buy Comfort Zone® Deluxe Horizontal Fan Forced Quartz Heater CZQTV33
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List Price: $75.99
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I purchased two of these heaters brand new and both cannot have the second tube lit up (the advertised 1500w setting) without overheating and shutting off less than a minute later. This is with them sitting in the middle of two cold rooms, one being the garage with its own breaker box.
These are obviously built poorly and untested afterwards. There is no possible way these are safe to use.
Might as well add that the 750w setting does not overheat being left on, but the heat it puts out is useless for the size of this thing. Its big, and to only be putting out the heat of smaller units, its useless.
I personally will not buy another Comfort Zone product because these were so disappointing.
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I purchased two of these heaters brand new and both cannot have the second tube lit up (the advertised 1500w setting) without overheating and shutting off less than a minute later. This is with them sitting in the middle of two cold rooms, one being the garage with its own breaker box.
These are obviously built poorly and untested afterwards. There is no possible way these are safe to use.
Might as well add that the 750w setting does not overheat being left on, but the heat it puts out is useless for the size of this thing. Its big, and to only be putting out the heat of smaller units, its useless.
I personally will not buy another Comfort Zone product because these were so disappointing.
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This heater performs very well. I would recommend it to anyone who needs it for open space heating .Best Deals on Comfort Zone® Deluxe Horizontal Fan Forced Quartz Heater CZQTV33
Did not get far with this item, as soon as I attempted to remove it from the box, the handle fell off. So back it went, figured if the handle can't even stay on, how well is this thing put together?Honest reviews on Comfort Zone® Deluxe Horizontal Fan Forced Quartz Heater CZQTV33
This heater was shipped in good condition, came very quickly, it works great and heats very good, my Mother really enjoys sitting with it on. Will buy again from them, they did a fantastic job.Monday, December 9, 2013
Cheap Duraflame DFH-IH-13-T Portable Radiant Heater
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List Price: $49.99
Sale Price: $26.98
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$30 but can be bought in some places locally for same price.
Kinda reminds me of cross between toaster and older computer with large loud fans. Only had it for a day though.
First impressionnot quiet. I dont care, u might. Cheaply made. Small. Looked at 16x11x6" dimensions on box and laughed. They lie about the dimensions by a little bit. Not a ceramic or quartz element, i dont think (but supported by ceramic posts). Frankly, I wanted old school style heater...just a filament wire with electricity flowing through it.
Trying to heat one small room. 1500w is kinda a lot of power consumption. Think of 1000w microwave on for hours or a 1500w light bulb. You could probably cook with this thing or heat stuff up (after kill switch mod/rotation). Makes me wonder what a hot plate burner consumes for power and how hot that gets though, well, cause those are half the price of this.
Doesnt seem to be performing as well as the small Patton brand one it replaced but that one cost twice as much at least. Not sure of Patton wattage and it was ceramic element. This Duraflame heated the room to 71F in the winter. The Patton has lasted for 3 years or more.
well it hasnt even been a week and the sheet metal is vibrating and is just annoying. Kinda wanted some white noise and heat but now I dont think I can use it in the house unless I can fix that noise.
In this case I think you get what u pay for.
How do I make this 2 stars now?
i purchased this particular model for alot less locally, and brought it home and fired it up. puts out a decent amount of heat for a 1500W heater. i was able to raise the temperature in my living room by 4 degrees in about an hour.
while it won't heat a whole house, it seems to do fine for a small or midsize room.
built in safety features! if you knock it over, it will cut off automatically. i would NOT SUGGEST you leave this on all night after you go to bed.
it's not a bad deal to supplement your primary heating source such as a furnace.
if you think you will heat your house/living space with this, think again, it simply doesn't have the power to do it. otherwise a decent buy. but, you have to be right up on it to feel the heat being produced.
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$30 but can be bought in some places locally for same price.
Kinda reminds me of cross between toaster and older computer with large loud fans. Only had it for a day though.
First impressionnot quiet. I dont care, u might. Cheaply made. Small. Looked at 16x11x6" dimensions on box and laughed. They lie about the dimensions by a little bit. Not a ceramic or quartz element, i dont think (but supported by ceramic posts). Frankly, I wanted old school style heater...just a filament wire with electricity flowing through it.
Trying to heat one small room. 1500w is kinda a lot of power consumption. Think of 1000w microwave on for hours or a 1500w light bulb. You could probably cook with this thing or heat stuff up (after kill switch mod/rotation). Makes me wonder what a hot plate burner consumes for power and how hot that gets though, well, cause those are half the price of this.
Doesnt seem to be performing as well as the small Patton brand one it replaced but that one cost twice as much at least. Not sure of Patton wattage and it was ceramic element. This Duraflame heated the room to 71F in the winter. The Patton has lasted for 3 years or more.
well it hasnt even been a week and the sheet metal is vibrating and is just annoying. Kinda wanted some white noise and heat but now I dont think I can use it in the house unless I can fix that noise.
In this case I think you get what u pay for.
How do I make this 2 stars now?
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I'm neither impressed nor dissatisfied with the heater. It puts off immediate heat in the space in front of it, runs loud, but we use it daily... I like it, not sure if I would go out of the way to reccommend it though...Best Deals on Duraflame DFH-IH-13-T Portable Radiant Heater
me, like everyone else in this economy is trying to save money on home heating bills. i live in a fairly small trailer, and with kerosene for my furnace at almost 4.00 a gallon, you have to try something to save a few dollars to stay warm, while not breaking the bank.i purchased this particular model for alot less locally, and brought it home and fired it up. puts out a decent amount of heat for a 1500W heater. i was able to raise the temperature in my living room by 4 degrees in about an hour.
while it won't heat a whole house, it seems to do fine for a small or midsize room.
built in safety features! if you knock it over, it will cut off automatically. i would NOT SUGGEST you leave this on all night after you go to bed.
it's not a bad deal to supplement your primary heating source such as a furnace.
if you think you will heat your house/living space with this, think again, it simply doesn't have the power to do it. otherwise a decent buy. but, you have to be right up on it to feel the heat being produced.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Southern Enterprises Sicilian Harvest Black Electric Fireplace Reviews
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List Price: $864.99
Sale Price: $460.09
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I have been looking for a nice large electric fireplace for about 2 years under $500. This one came and it is great! It is large enough to make a statement and have a prominent place in the room. The assembly took me about 1.5 hours and was not that difficult -you just need a screwdriver. The heater on the fireplace produces heat immediately and warms a room about 20'x20' nicely. Various settings for the flames, logs, and heater -it's simply wonderful for a snowy day!
I would recommend this fireplace to anyone who is looking to supplement their furnace heat to save on costs. And also for anyone who wants to add a little coziness to any room in their house.
List Price: $864.99
Sale Price: $460.09
Today's Bonus: 47% Off
I have been looking for a nice large electric fireplace for about 2 years under $500. This one came and it is great! It is large enough to make a statement and have a prominent place in the room. The assembly took me about 1.5 hours and was not that difficult -you just need a screwdriver. The heater on the fireplace produces heat immediately and warms a room about 20'x20' nicely. Various settings for the flames, logs, and heater -it's simply wonderful for a snowy day!
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I love my electric fireplace!!!! Had to receive the heater and the base separately(2 shipments) and i had only received the base! Called and they sent me the heater right away! I set it up in our bedroom and it heats up the room right away! We have left it all night on and i love that my electric bill has been less compared to when we had a little heater! Would most def buy again, a bit pricey but well worth the $Best Deals on Southern Enterprises Sicilian Harvest Black Electric Fireplace
It shipped fast, arrived safe, and was easy to set up. Have had no problems with it and we are extremely happy with it.Honest reviews on Southern Enterprises Sicilian Harvest Black Electric Fireplace
This is a very nice fireplace bought to put in a finished family room in the basement and it looks great. Although it has been very hot this summer, I tried the heater for about 30 minutes and it puts out nice warmth think it will be pefect to keep the room cozy this winter. HOWEVER, beware Amazon advertised this as 12 month free financing and it was not. When I called customer service, they told me that I was at least the 5th person they had talked to that had misunderstood the way that Amazon was advertising the deferred financing.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Southern Enterprises Sicilian Harvest Black Electric Fireplace
I really like this little guy. It was easy to assemble. It cranks out some serious heat. So far so good. The only complaint I have about it, is that the grill on the front gets REALLY hot when it's turned on. I guess it makes it more like a real fireplace! :)I would recommend this fireplace to anyone who is looking to supplement their furnace heat to save on costs. And also for anyone who wants to add a little coziness to any room in their house.
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