DeLonghi TRD0715T

Pros: Excellent at heating small room, Quiet, Timer, Safety features, Choice of Wattage Use

Cons: Slow to heat, but timer negates this problem

The Bottom Line: If you're looking to heat one room (rather than a whole house), this is an excellent heater that is quiet, effective, and safe.

Review: When we installed a solar photovoltaic system on our roof this past summer, I was thrilled with the idea of producing all the energy my house would need. Then the chill of a California winter set in (alright, alright, I know 40 degrees isn't that...

Pros: Size, Actually heats a room, Timer, Construction

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Cheaper oil-filled heaters don't work as well. The key is the amount of oil inside. Check that before you buy. Delonghi got it right with this heater.

Review: This heater is perfect for the cold months. It helps cut down on my gas heat(ouch) and doesn't look too bad in the process. The construction of the unit is the most durable of any heater I have seen. It comes with the standard 4 wheels to allow for...

Pros: - warms efficently and consistently, silent operation

Cons: - high center of gravity, no exact thermostat

The Bottom Line: This heater did everything I was hoping for when I bought it last year. I am very pleased.

Review: I bought a heater this past year because my 18 month son's room happens to be the coldest room in the house. His room is on the second floor where the heat has somewhat of a hard time making it up anyway, and compounding the issue the attic access...

Pros: economical to use and very efficient

Cons: more expensive than the ceramic type...but worth it

The Bottom Line: Great for room extensions or just adding extra heat to any home

Review: The DeLonghi oil filled radiator heater is a must for any household that needs a little extra heat(or a lot). The selaed unit it virtually maintenance free. Dust it off at the end of the cold season and that's about it. We use two of these type...

Pros: Silent; good heat output; attractive.

Cons: Heavy; takes longer to warm up a space than one with a fan.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this for bedrooms and other places where silence is a priority. Great heater.

Review: This is a nice, effective heater. It doesn't warm up fast and blast you like a ceramic heater with a fan, but this is great for bedrooms and other places where you'd prefer not to have hot air blown in your face or the steady drone of a fan. We use...

Pros: Timer, great heating and saves cash to boot.

Cons: Neighbor girls stopped by and I was in my tighty-whities :(

Review: I just got one of these beauties and it works great. I saw nothing on the box about (100 amp) electrical service requirement.Being an electrician, I understand that it wouldn't make a bit of difference for the operation of the heater anyway. I use...

Pros: timer, value, non-drying heat

Cons: heavy, no way to carry up stairs,

Review: Excellent value considering the amount of space heaters purchased over the years. Excellent applications for bedrooms, baths and smaller spaces. No fan so no noise or that dryness that makes your eyes hurt and throat raspy.
I have 2 now one in...

Pros: Quiet, efficient, effective

Cons: Not powerful enough for large spaces, not exactly interior-design friendly

Review: After trying a Vornado (ineffective, dried out the air so much it gave me nosebleeds) and a Holmes (Bed & Beth seems to stock these mostly, but: stay away! all the negative reviews I've read of them should've warned me off but I was desperate), I...

Pros: No worry about her not shutting it off and it running all day.

Cons: None

Review: My daughter can set it so her room will be warm when she gets up in the morning and upon coming home from school.Not turning on the gas furnace since her rooms are the last to get the heat.

Pros: Silent, timer, high heat output

Cons: I'll comment on my electric bill next month. :-)

Review: The relationship between voltage current and power (Watts) is a fixed formula. This is a 1500 watt heater. In a standard home with 115 volt service it will draw a maximum of 1500 / 115, or a little over 13 amps.

Most homes have 15 amp...