Will this help heat the room?
414318
No, at maximum power it only uses 105 Watts of power. It is designed to warm and dry towels. Think of it like trying to use a 100 Watt Incandescent light bulb to heat the room, the result will not be noticable. To help heat the room you need at least a 750 watt or higher heat source (ideally 1250 to 1500 watts).
307928
Probably too small for a heater. Would believe that ambient temp will suffice for normal room temps.
380881
I am currently using it to warm a 300 sq ft office....and it is more than adequate! I expect it would do a great job in your baby's room.
1932050
Yes...the heater has a fan with two settings...it actually heats up a small room pretty quickly....just know that the fan is somewhat loud.
426039
Hi. This lamp is for healing. It will not heat a room. Minor energy consumption. It is a penetrating heat
2122204
It won't warm up a room that big. It is a small-area heater. I use it as a secondary source of heat to spot warm a sitting area. For that, it's just fine.
509056
The size of the room impacts how warm it will get. But, yes it will heat up a room that is not insulated. I used the same heater in South Africa and the ceiling was just made of zinc and nothing else and that kept the room warm.
1679996
No. I tried to use it in a 12 x 20 room and it didn't generate enough heat for the room. It only made noise. I could feel the heat right next to it. It can possibly be used ubder your desk to warm up your feet. I stored mine in the attic. What a waste.
1631521
If you had enough insulation you could heat it with a light bulb. But I am going to say I doubt it would work. It works well to augment the heat in a cold room with bad windows.
1943146
It will heat up a small room pretty quickly. And if you're sitting near it you'll be good and toasty.
376861
Yes it does. It warms the room noticeably on high and relatively on low. This assessment is based on a room of about 12x12 feet.
1939376
VERY poor insulation is only one factor in understanding room "heat loss" so it is difficult to answer your question specifically. Any heater would be used to compensate for this "heat loss" and provide "enough heat". Given the size of the room, I would think you will see some limited improvement in comfort but it would be difficult for this OR any 1500W heater to sustain a high level of heat comfort IF you have significant heat loss.
2034976
i use it to heat a 1,000 ft first floor of a house. no insulation, but i have walls . i think it will do the trick. i also use ceiling fans to bring the heat down. i live in cleveland warmer than your weather
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.
1023994
it will, but it will be a lot hotter near the unit than the other end of the room
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.