how much did it raise your electric bill?
607749
I have been in my current home less than 1 year so I have nothing to compare it to. I use the unit in a large "den" area on the back of the home where the family spends most of our time and it works well there so I do not have to heat the entire home to the samer degree....
607750
I really cannot answer the question, we have had the coldest couple months here in years, My primary heat is all electric heat pump, so I was expecting a huge bill adding the heater also, I ran it quite a few days without turning it off, my bill was lower than I expected it to be, and it is a warmer heat than the heat pump
607751
Hard to answer as we have had a severe cold spell and I use a heat pump for main heat source. By using this heater my pump would run less often so I guess it's a trade off.
727367
I have not noticed an increase in my power bill. But how much is a restful nights sleep worth. I wake up rested and breathing like a normal person.It worth the increase not to wake up unable to breath and dragging myself out of bed. My unit runs 24/7
1287741
Our electric bill increased less than$8/mo (run heater 8-9 hrs/day in our sunporch here in MI). Bear in mind we use the 1500 Edenpure. Recommend you use a 1500 - cost might be more, but it will pay for itself.
1933807
I didn't have to purchase a special plug. Just plugged it into a house socket. I have had this about 2 months now and have not seen an increase in my electric bill. Well, I really can't tell if there was an increase in my electric bill because of the dehumidifier, the company is raising the cost on their own. They say because of an extremely cold winter, government regulations, etc... they come up with really good excuses.
117742
We use it all the time and I haven't noticed a jump in the electric bill. The pellets are a little pricy but if you watch for them on sale they aren't that bad.
263502
That depends on your current electric rates. Right now I'm driving close to 40 miles a day and my electric bill had increased by approximately 45 dollars a month. The equivalent gas would cost between 200 and 300 a month
29860
Can't really answer the question because it replaced a broken ac unit so no noticeable change in the electric bill. Also we have 6 units so our electric bill is always high and depends how much we use our ac units
1711755
I don't use the fan everyday, so I can't really say.But based on the times that I have used it. I have not seena hugh difference in my electric bill. Hope this helps.
330500
Not sure, but I haven't experienced any damage or an increase in my utility bill.
1800111
It is a very low cost. Electric bill barley moved up last winter. I can't give you an exact figure since that was the first winter here but my son keeps his heat at 65 and uses the duraflame day and night. His bills are about $100.00 per month. He is in a double wide trailer. Far cheaper than oil.
1067111
I haven't noticed my electric bill go up. I assume it doesn't use any more electricity than a lamp or nightlight.
2248038
It wasnt really that noticeable on the electric bill.. As soon as we started using a regular space heater our bill skyrocketed... This wasnt so bad there are 2 heat settings we use in a hair salon and customers always compliment it
372638
I am not going to say i have not seen a increase in the power bill, but it could be worst, also i was not aware it had oil inside it, actual thought these series of flat bars were the heating element, i agree it is silent as it does not have a fan, before i purchased it the review said 1,000sf and i have been using it in the downstairs living quarters and sits only feet from my bed, but i also have the furnace on at 74 degree, so its hard to pinpoint how much is the furnace and how much is the heater. If this is any help, i have closed the vents and turned the heater up to max and was a bit to warm.. I am not going to say i have not seen a increase in the power bill, but it could be worst, also i was not aware it had oil inside it, actual thought these series of flat bars were the heating element, i agree it is silent as it does not have a fan, before i purchased it the review said 1,000sf and i have been using it in the downstairs living quarters and sits only feet from my bed, but i also have the furnace on at 74 degree, so its hard to pinpoint how much is the furnace and how much is the heater. If this is any help, i have closed the vents and turned the heater up to max and was a bit... » Read More I am not going to say i have not seen a increase in the power bill, but it could be worst, also i was not aware it had oil inside it, actual thought these series of flat bars were the heating element, i agree it is silent as it does not have a fan, before i purchased it the review said 1,000sf and i have been using it in the downstairs living quarters and sits only feet from my bed, but i also have the furnace on at 74 degree, so its hard to pinpoint how much is the furnace and how much is the heater. If this is any help, i have closed the vents and turned the heater up to max and was a bit to warm.. « Show Less
2192149
Don't know, but I've used it an awful lot and have not noticed a significant increase in my electric bill.
1547890
At .18/kWh, the Low is $3.50/month, the medium is $6.75/month, and the high is $15/month. A fair estimate on auto is about $4.50 per unit per month added to your electricity bill.
1579689
I can't tell you how much power the unit draws but I found that it increased my electric bill about $15 per month while it was running and there is a drain hose so you don't have to use the tray. The drain hose is short but you could hook up your own hose to extend it.
413254
I really have no idea...I haven't noticed an increase in my electrical bill. A feature I like about this dryer is that the heat cycle moderates to a cool cycle. I find that my clothes are dry far sooner than I expected and I end up turning off the dryer long before the cycle is complete. I love my little dryer. Simple to use and does what it is supposed to without a problem.