how long does it hot after unpluck the electricity
1165914
If wrapped in towels or other insulating material, we have kept it hot for a couple of hours without being plugged in.
1969701
I had mine on high for about 5 minutes heating an outside bathroom today...when I walked by, my hand brushed against the front part that the (very hot) heat actually blows out of & it was hot enough that I pulled away ~very~ quickly, but it didn't burn me. When I touched it 30 seconds later to see if it was still hot, it was totally cooled off. It really is the best heater I have owned, but I will be careful not to touch the front part again right after turning it off!
99261
It is low-voltage DC and low-power, so it takes 5-10 minutes to warm up, and it shuts off automatically if left on for ~10 hours. We turn ours on (1-button) as we're getting ready for bed, and it is always plenty warm in time. I use mine on level 2 (of 10), because the higher settings can get very toasty.
1865796
Mine gets very warm/hot, but I can still touch it. I only run my vac for about 10 min at a time.
1327
Umm it can get pretty hot! if you leave it plugged up and tell the person it dosent work you could prb get a new one? did that help?
1438387
I wish I knew, because this is a common problem. But I have a suggestion. When you are done using it, donot turn it off! Turn it on the coolest setting, zero I think, and let it cool down with air blowing through it. About 45 minutes. Otherwise you will burn up the heating element!
848861
Not HOT, maybe a little warm when it's been plugged in for a while. Sometimes the heat from your computer can transfer over or if it's working too hard it can generate heat. If it's getting really hot then I would see about getting a replacement.
200721
Yes very hot but there is a strong fan. The fan takes lots of energy so it need to be plugged in
1735064
Once the device is removed from the power source, the data is lost. Our customers plug an appliance in for 24-48 hours, get the total kWh during that time and determine what percentage of their monthly utility bill is going to that appliance.
1955993
answered below, it is a 2 prong device. If the unit gets too hot, motor automatically shuts itself off until it cools down. I am not sure how long it takes to do that but I think probably 45 minutes or 1 hr. I have feel asleep using in on my legs when they are achy. Wont work until it cools down and you have to unplug it and plug it in again. But, I love this machine. I have never found one that works as well as this one does. Well worth every penny. Others I have tried are pretty junky compared to this one, it is very high quality.
1306998
it should take about 30 seconds to get hot not warm but hot there is a setting a little round rotating sleeve you turn it one direction or the other and the handle should pump while you're moving the mark if its not producing any steam send the product back
896579
Sure you can turn it on again and it will heat up. I would turn it off asap to prevent burning or just make another smll or at dinner.
1283177
No, when unplugged it'll shut off the hot pot. After water boiled, it will change to warm mode to maintain the same temp until it's used up.
446785
Not that Bad, Tom. I just timed it for you. In 60 seconds, standing right under it, I feel the heat. In 2 minutes, the heating element has gone from black to red to orange, and the heat is pretty good. My bathroom is kinda big, maybe 9 feet on a side, so the heater doesn't heat the room quickly, but I have it right over where we get out of the shower, and it makes a real difference. It's about a foot away from where I stand to use the sink, shaving etc., and by the time I'm done showering and at the sink, it really helps, especially in the miserable winter we just had. I put it on, if I remember, about five minutes in advance, but if I don't remember, it's still a help pretty quickly. Not that Bad, Tom. I just timed it for you. In 60 seconds, standing right under it, I feel the heat. In 2 minutes, the heating element has gone from black to red to orange, and the heat is pretty good. My bathroom is kinda big, maybe 9 feet on a side, so the heater doesn't heat the room quickly, but I have it right over where we get out of the shower, and it makes a real difference. It's about a foot away from where I stand to use the sink, shaving etc., and by the time I'm done showering and at the sink, it really helps, especially in the miserable winter we just had. I put it on, if I... » Read More Not that Bad, Tom. I just timed it for you. In 60 seconds, standing right under it, I feel the heat. In 2 minutes, the heating element has gone from black to red to orange, and the heat is pretty good. My bathroom is kinda big, maybe 9 feet on a side, so the heater doesn't heat the room quickly, but I have it right over where we get out of the shower, and it makes a real difference. It's about a foot away from where I stand to use the sink, shaving etc., and by the time I'm done showering and at the sink, it really helps, especially in the miserable winter we just had. I put it on, if I remember, about five minutes in advance, but if I don't remember, it's still a help pretty quickly. « Show Less
1473835
None...no real heat produced...you have to keep adding warm water to it....cools off right away
706207
I would say mine gets warm, but not hot. There's a fuse in there that should blow if it's pulling too much current.
2235111
About 3 hours is probably the longest I've used the lamp (I use it in my sewing room). I use CFL 120v 14w and don't recall that it got hot.