Review on 🌡️ Lasko Ceramic Space Heaters 754200 Silver - Adjustable Thermostat for Optimum Comfort by Matthew Maxwell

This is a good standard ceramic heater. Has 2 dials: i) Thermostat dial ii) Heater dial. While the fan is audible, it's not as loud as the other Brightown Ceramic Heater I have. Brightown Heater for Victory. Reasons: 1) Comes with a handle that makes it portable and easy to carry 2) Rollover switch. For me it was a deal breaker. The toggle switch ensures that the heater turns off if it falls head down. This minimizes the risk of fire. This safety feature is not available on this brand of LASKO heaters. In fact, I would recommend any heater that has this feature, not this Lasko model. burned out and no longer works. Now in High Impact School I learned how to extend the life of these heaters. 1) This, as I said before, is a dual dial heater. One dial - MODE, the second dial - THERMOSTAT. We now have three settings on the mode dial: shutdown setting, fan setting, MEDIUM WARMTH I and maximum WARMTH II setting. NOTE: DO NOT set it to HIGH HEAT II. DO NOT set the thermostat to the maximum setting. As a result, the heater burns out much earlier. I live in Wisconsin, so I know how cold the weather is, but I always turn the heater on MEDIUM HEAT I and the thermostat on medium or a little higher. And it heats up my room perfectly. This setting, which I use, also makes the plug or socket itself less likely to burn/explode. Something that often happened when the settings were high in previous heaters I've had. All in all a decent heater. But I still suggest you choose one that has a rollover switch. This is pretty much my review of this heater. I hope that was helpful.