Review on Dr Infrared Heater DR998: 1500W Dual Heating System with Humidifier, Oscillation Fan, & Remote Control for Efficient Comfort by Rahmayanda Foremaster

Well you've flipped through the review and here it is, the heater up close is just very good. I got this heater due to a mistake buying a bathroom heater which was very expensive but nowhere did it generate as much heat as this heater. I admit when I opened the box it was really small, especially compared to others. we have heaters in the house right now, but after a few nice cold weeks, size definitely doesn't matter anymore. Humidifier is good. Not really surprising, not very effective, but it works and it is. Somehow this system exists and Dr. Heather thought it was great, and for those who get really prickly and irritable at night when it's hot and dry outside. Moisture is your best friend. And that you don't even need a standard bottle is even better. I have a big smart water bottle there 😂. User control is really present on this heater. A luxurious heater, of course. If you need a moisturizer, I would suggest keeping the one you have and picking it up if you feel like it's not producing enough moisture. It all depends on how you are feeling. Also, I agree with the comments, pretty useless otherwise so they made you take that thing off 😂😂😂. By the way, inside there are spare parts for the water seal of the humidifier, Dr. Heating takes care of you. A humidifier isn't half-hearted, it's just not THAT necessary. This thing blows hot air very well, even in non-insulated places. When it's too cold the swing is an amazing feature, really amazing, the only problem with it is that it has a timer that doesn't last as long as you'd like if you're really cold. Starts up quickly and warms up quickly. It is very easy to fix, the back can be unscrewed with a screwdriver, and the BOOM fan, fuses, everything you need is there, so much user convenience and self-service. a good example of a heater that doesn't care about the user's needs. I removed it and that's it, it shouldn't be necessary to loosen as many screws as I had to add. This company doesn't seem like much, but the added full warranty on labor and parts is good too. If you look at warranties for other heaters, they may be unreliable and only guarantee parts. It seems to hold up in terms of durability. Has anti-tilt protection. I kicked this thing and left it in the coldest of places for hours and then turned it on. I'm playing with vents that wobble and I mean they're all solid. Overall for a heater at this price point I would say this is an above average heater indeed. It is very acceptable as a main heater or as a heater in the kitchen. It's not going to heat a really large area (photos were taken in my front living room and there's a decent uninsulated closet that the heater keeps warm), which I'm sure is obvious by now. Don't let the size fool you. If you want something more permanent or hotter, consider using heaters in the $200 range with copper fuses. They are also much larger. It's also a reliable heater across the board that's worth buying, but if your home is larger it's a good heater, and not great in the winter when you feel like it. Be wise, Revane. Buyers, good luck!