How long does it take to reach 100 degrees+ from room temp?
492420
Wouldn't know cause it didn't work when I got them (ordered 2) waste of money
492421
I am not sure... But I usually put hot coffee in it for my commute into work... And I set it up for 120° which seems to be about the perfect temperature ....that does not take long at all
492422
Water boils at 212 F. So at 100 F the liquid lets say water at 100 is warm, but not hot enough to cook or boil uncooked noodles. I tried . Great for coffee, but never piping hot. Much better than drinking a beverage cold when u want it warm. I also gave one away for niece to fill with 1/2 water to warm baby's bottle. But she said she always let formula drop on her wrist to make sure not too hot for a baby's mouth. Time wise less than 10 mins . The indicator Lights up so that helps. Unplug when not in use.
492423
It takes about 30 minutes. Figure between 30-45 minutes to reach a drinkable temp (135). it is good on a car trip that takes over an hour but not good when only running local errands.
1090119
No. It only gets to about 20 degrees (F) above room temperature. 80 degrees to 90, max.
1426650
at room temp 20-22C runs warm to touch but not hot... avoid boxing it in and hot conditions, running nonstop may reduce lifespan...i try not to run it nonstop but if i do it just runs warm and i keep it suspended
1162949
If The room Temperature starts at about 60° it will heat the room about 2° an hour. You can feel the heat blow About 2 feet away from it. I use two heaters to heat my thousand square-foot home
1594501
Our temp is also 45, it takes a little longer for it to come up to 180, about 2-3 minutes. We use it in the bar restaurant with no problem, also have one in shower room, just be sure to use free flow head or it will run cold.
1089914
it has to hit 100 before you can regulate before you can set it to a temperature.
1338372
We live in Central California where temps can exceed 100 degrees. We haven't had any problems being warmer.
1636733
The + button will go to 90 degrees. I doubt that it could warm the room that much.
2261837
At the maximum setting, this unit takes about 10-15 minutes to reach temperature. The good news is that once it is at temperature, it maintains it consistently.
1241500
I haven't actually MEASURED the temperature. The method I use is to put the water in a glass measuring cup at night before I go to bed. I hit start in the morning to run it for 3 1/2 minutes, then go get dressed. By the time I'm dressed it is done and beeping at me to come take it out of the microwave. I don't know how close to 175 I'm getting but it works well. 4 minutes was creating little bubbles so I backed it down to 3 1/2. Hope this helps.
1241498
The easiest way is to always bring the water to a boil (212 degrees) then let it "rest" until it reaches 175 -- the time it takes to cool down to 175 will be the same regardless of cooking method & variations in microwaves. Just put a thermometer in the water the first time you do this and time how long it takes, round that up to the nearest minute, and always wait that long after boiling -- for two cups, it should be about a minute. Another option is add 1.5 cups of boiling water (212 degrees) to .5 cups of room temp water (70 degrees)-- the result will be 175 degrees (.75*212 + .25*70 = 176). Voil!
2223338
Starts at "simmer" then next setting is 200 degrees. There is no 100 degree designation. sorry
2076219
Just a few seconds. The temp will climb up and then stay steady. That's when you know it's reached the current temp.
567236
It reaches 151F. Everytime I use mine it seems to reach the full temp in 15mins. I tend to set it on a 30 min cycle. The room temp is 70 degrees.
530245
Yes, I measure it with a stopwatch. It is 22 seconds. The room temperature was 68 deg. F.
349592
You're asking a lot out of that little heater. It's a general rule that heaters can only raise the water temp 10 degrees above the room temp. You're at the very edge of the threshold, so I'm not surprised it's taking a while. Give it time.
1062113
There's no easy way to do it. You can fiddle with the settings. The temperature also depends on the size of the room.