Man, I can't recommend this thing enough. My building has a problem with the heat. It runs, so nobody dies and the pipes don't freeze, but that's about it. I have layers and flannel lined jeans and stuff, but my hands are still cold, and when you sit somewhere for 8 hours, the cold seeps through multiple layers. We aren't really supposed to have space heaters, and I didn't want to spend much money on something I was going to leave at work and might only need for a short period of time. (I mean, they are working on the heat. I'm sure it will be fixed someday.) So, I bought this tiny little space heater on special. My plan was to stick it under my desk where no one could see it and just take the edge off the cold. That didn't really work out. This thing pushes out heat. I don't just mean it gets hot. It does, but whatever it does also moves that heat around. There's a fan. It doesn't really seem to blow much air, but man, it circulates that heat. I got delusions of grandeur and I moved it to the plugin in the corner under the window and aimed it diagonally across my office. Sure enough, I could make the whole space warmer. It's like 15' x 10' with a weird curved wall on one side. The little heater lets you do different settings. I didn't read the manual or anything but I got the gist of the digital numbers on the front. If I set it to 74 degrees, my office is 74 degrees and not slowly either. In like 5 minutes the whole office. If I set to 78 it's 78. I decided to mess around and put the thing on 90. It was so hot I was sweating. I could make that thing a sauna if I wanted to. And it just sits there. Quiet. Tiny. You wouldn't even know it was there if you didn't go looking for it because there was a 20 degree difference when you walked through the doorway. When somebody complained about it getting left on overnight and wasting electricity or catching on fire, I showed them the timer I set every morning to ensure it was safely turned off as soon as my feet hit the parking lot. I have people come by asking me what kind it is because they can feel the heat as they walk by in the hallway or they heard about it. Others have heaters that work just as well, but they are like 4 feet tall and then twist back and forth and sound like a big fan in the corner. The space around the heater gets hot but there are cold spots. Weaksauce. I've had it for just about 3 months now with no issues. Seriously. This was a total accident. I bought this to me a temporary, disposable, make do, solution to a cold office and it turned out to be an awesome find. Get one. I've got two more on order. I want to try one in my uninsulated garage. I think it will win.
