does anyone have a Eden PURE Portable heater ??

[java girl 2]

does anyone have one? are they good or bad?

 

[1muttsfan]

I have a similar heater and it works great to warm up my cold corner office. I do think it affects the electric bill some.

 

[Lifesong Farm]

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We have been running ours non stop since it got cold. We are down to 20% on our propane and not quite saved up enough to refill it. Our electric is a little less than when we were running the ac. It works well for the front half of our house. It was a good investment for us.

 

[ChicknThief]

I read that as a "pure edible heater" at first

Sorry, just had to share my stoopidz

 

[java girl 2]

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WHAT !!!!!!!!!!

RUNNING A SPELL CHECK !!!!!! NAAA I'M GOOD !

 

[SgtMule]

We have one on order, should be here any day now. My wife and I are hoping to cut on propane use also. Will have to see.

 

[Beekissed]

I've used on in a rental place before and it was not the only source of heat, we just used it in my sons' room. Our electric bill jumped up from $180 to $400 a month and the casing on the front of the heater melted. This was a brand new heater but the company said that it melted because the filter needed cleaned or changed and they would refund the money for the heater, no questions asked.

I was not impressed.

 

[goldtopper]

We have had one for 4 years. they are fine for warming up the rec room in the basement. With continued use your electric bill will rise, but hey, wattage is wattage. They are nice in that they have a reliable thermostat and a remote. For a portatble heater, they are about as efficient as they get- which isn't to say they are super efficient, just that they are better than most.

 

[dewey]

There's a Consumer Reports review on it and they were not impressed: http://news.consumerreports.org/hom...er-consumer-reports-review-amish-heater-.html There's one like it with the same features at walmart for around $150-200.

For a couple of years now we've all been using those $45 1500w Lasco oscillating tower heaters (w/fan/remote/programable thermostat) where needed. Those things are amazing space heaters for the price.

 

[woodmort]

I would guess it depends on where you live. We bought one to heat a small sun porch and it just didn't do the job--returned if for full refund. I suppose if you have a heated house with one small cool area they might be ok. We then purchased a small Vornado heater for the same room and it works great.