lasko heaters cost how much?
909796
Thank you for posting your question. If I understand you correctly you would like to know how much Lasko heaters cost. There are many listings for various models of Lasko heaters so I am unable to comment on the exact price. I have pulled up all the listings of Lasko heaters, here is a direct link for you to look at:
1792385
You're asking the right person. Before purchasing the Lasko, I purchased the Vornado. I don't recall the model number but it was top-of-the-line model & cost much more than the Lasko. The worst thing about the Vornado was the air flow. On the highest setting, it provided a very light breeze that I could barely feel. Heating my bathroom so I didn't freeze when I got out of the shower in winter required leaving the Vornado on with the door closed for at least an hour. I don't even have to have the Lasko on until I get in the shower & it usually doesn't require the highest setting. They both have the safety tip-over switch & the Lasko also shuts off automatically if it gets too hot.
69419
I have three of these heaters in upstate NY it was 10 D. outside i had my one unit on 82 D with no other heat on the room was 65 D. and it cost me $ 0.65 aday and it was on 24/7 im looking to buy two more ...it doesn't heat 1800 sq ft but it's a great unit for the money my room was 800 sq ft plus the heat will travel up stairs charlie V long island
811385
I am not finding a BTU listing on my Instructions - Operating Manual. 120 Volt outlet, 1500 Watts. Call Lasko Customer Service at 800-233-0268 and tell them the Model #. Mine is Model # 5624 Silent Room Heater. Hope this helps.
357269
Yes, from what I found online. Check out this link on Cheap electric heaters dot com. http://www.cheapelectricheaters.com/faq/
1239346
The heater is rated at 1.5 killowatts (1500W) and the average cost of electricity in the US is $.12kw/hr. So at the recommended/max treatment time of 6hrs they all multiply together to get $1.08 per run.
114891
I don't remember about a warranty. I have several of the Lasko ceramic heaters and have never had any touble with them. I did have one that my son gave me that, after a couple of years, started making the cord and plug too hot. I got rid of it. I would suggest contacting Lasko directly, or if you have your receipt, take it back to wherever you bought it and get a replacement. Sorry I'm not of more help.
1661364
Dee go to Lasko and check each of the models, i'm sure they'll explain the difference for you! Hope I was able to help you!
2176234
I have 2 Lasko 6405's and am extremely happy with both of them. Although I have never set it above 70, the thermostat can be set at 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85 and "Max". The thermostat seems very well regulated in that it turns on and off as it should. There is a High or Low setting or a 1, 2 or 4 hour setting. It heats in one direction or it can be set to oscillate. With doors closed, it works quite well to more than adequately heat my 15 x 15 den and my average-sized kitchen/eating area. I have found both my units to be very reliable, an excellent value for the price, and a great way to bring down household heating costs. I have 2 Lasko 6405's and am extremely happy with both of them. Although I have never set it above 70, the thermostat can be set at 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85 and "Max". The thermostat seems very well regulated in that it turns on and off as it should. There is a High or Low setting or a 1, 2 or 4 hour setting. It heats in one direction or it can be set to oscillate. With doors closed, it works quite well to more than adequately heat my 15 x 15 den and my average-sized kitchen/eating area. I have found both my units to be very reliable, an excellent value for the price, and a great... » Read More I have 2 Lasko 6405's and am extremely happy with both of them. Although I have never set it above 70, the thermostat can be set at 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85 and "Max". The thermostat seems very well regulated in that it turns on and off as it should. There is a High or Low setting or a 1, 2 or 4 hour setting. It heats in one direction or it can be set to oscillate. With doors closed, it works quite well to more than adequately heat my 15 x 15 den and my average-sized kitchen/eating area. I have found both my units to be very reliable, an excellent value for the price, and a great way to bring down household heating costs. « Show Less
1093220
the $80 answer is outrageous!!! I guess different places have different electric prices but if we left ours on for about 12-15 hours a day, every day, our bill went up by 25-30$ a month, MAX. It also depends what type of space you are heating and how well insulated it is. We find it extremely helpful in an old house in the high rockies but a family member in Florida (who is trying to heat an uninsulated house) finds it nice but not as helpful as we do. We can't live without it and as people with a very low electric bill, we do not find this heater to add any stress to our bill. we've had it two years and i highly recommend it. especially for the price - comparable heaters are much more.
75139
The high setting on the heater is 1,500 watts which is equal to [1.5 kilowatts] - (kilo = 1000). Your electric company rate charge is based on "kilowatt hours usage" - the number of kilowatts of electric you use in one hour. What do you pay per kilowatt hour (usually around 9 - 12 cents per kilowatt hour is typical) - it should be listed on your bill? Multiply that "per Kilowatt hour rate charge" times 1.5 kilowatts (heater on high). Example: 1.5 X .10 = 15 cents "per hour."
2261629
Good Morning...I am now following up with real answers. It was cold this morning for the first time this fall in our home and I set up the Lasko #5775 Heater. There will be absolutely no danger getting burned. After having it on for 30 min in my bath (by the way is bigger than I thought, a 10 X 10 room), the room was nicely warm and the heater to touch was barely warm. It really has been a great little heater and I still give it 5 stars!!! Have a wonderful day!!!
2176238
I have 2 Lasko 6405's and am extremely happy with both of them. Although I have never set it above 70, the thermostat can be set at 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85 and "Max". The thermostat seems very well regulated in that it turns on and off as it should. There is a High or Low setting or a 1, 2 or 4 hour setting. It heats in one direction or it can be set to oscillate. With doors closed, it works quite well to more than adequately heat my 15 x 15 den and my average-sized kitchen/eating area. I have found both my units to be very reliable, an excellent value for the price, and a great way to bring down household heating costs.
1672828
I don't know but don't waste your time with this heater. I returned it promptly. I was so dissatisfied. Did not do the job of warning me up under my desk at work. I returned it and got something from Staples and could not be happier. I can't remember the name but I can email you tomorrow.
1177705
This heater uses the little propane canisters found at any sporting goods store. Otherwise, you can buy the hose attachment for about 45.00 dollars and attach a large propane container (like you have on a barbeque grill) to the heater. I only have used the small canisters. Those are what fit my needs.
483008
There is a hot spot on the front where the heat comes out. The best solution and less costly on electric is a real infrared heater. The cost is higher but they are not hot to the touch.
1302428
I'm not familiar with any other Lasko, but this model has buttons on top that controls the Oscillation, timer, heat setting, and the whole unit turns about a quarter turn, back and forth... It's a neat lil heater...