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).
307483
Yes, if you want to keep it warm and want its effects. it doesn't draw much power, but must be plugged in for it to work
1494690
I use it to keep the area under my desk warm and it works just fine. But I don't know how well it would do for a whole room. If the room is small and you keep the door closed, it might be OK. It is a nice unit though and it is very quiet. I like the fact that it provides soft and steady heat, rather than a fan blowing air at me.
82540
If your central heat is inefficient, you will probably save money using this unit. Warms up room its in nicely.
194184
I believe it will, I have baseboard heat and it works fine. I have it on a table in my bedroom, am thinking about getting another one for my living room.I hope this helps.
15333
It WILL NOT heat up the whole room. Really small space. Don't even know what anyone would use it for.
426039
Hi. This lamp is for healing. It will not heat a room. Minor energy consumption. It is a penetrating heat
1599503
Yes,, it COULD, but it will probably be much less effective trying to heat a whole room with it. It's best used to provide a billow of warm air all around a table, from underneath.
265923
It will, however it is not that accurate do to the location of the sensor one inch away from the heater. I have to adjust it to a higher setting than you would think so the room stays warm. It works well once you remember this, they should have made the sensor remote so it would be a true reading.
15334
If your office room is enclosed then yes it will but if it is not then you get most of the heat but some may get to the closest room to your room depending on the size of your office room. but the closer you are to the heater the better. I bought one for my wife and she loves it.
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
680479
This provides a small amount of heat for a very small room. I liked it because it adds to my heat already in place plus is very quiet. It does not give off much heat.
1439279
If the room is well insulated and the outside temperature is in the 30 degree range it wil probably heat it reasonably well. There are to many variables for a really accurate response.
2140367
If the heater is inches away from your body, then probably yes. Personally, I would consider a larger unit as this one is very small and best for supplemental heat.
348903
I think it will struggle to heat this area. I am assuming that this room is high. Heat rises so you will be heating the upper part (possible where the bedrooms are) I suggest you get the Sengoku CV-2230 KeroHeat Convection 23,000-BTU Portable Kerosene Heater. I did use that unit in a great room but used a fan placed on the upper level to 'push' heat back down and around - did a great job and was very, very economic - remember to do monthly maintenance on these units to get the best out of them
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.
958092
Yes it can heat a little base on size of the bathroom smaller is better, but if you cover the all the racks then it will heat the towels not the room.