Review on 🔥 Comfort Temp Full Room Radiant Thermostat: Energy Saving, Safety Features | Ideal for Homespaces with Pets/Kids | 3 Heat Settings, 27"x6.5"x15.5", Light Gray by Brono Parks

I have five oil heaters and four mica plates, all DeLonghi. I have just ordered two ComforTemp oil heaters. These oil-filled ComforTemps come fully assembled, which is a nice touch. They also come in handy packaging, which is great (after *trying* to remove the plastic wrap from the mica sheets). Just open the box, slide it out, unfold the four legs and plug it in. The controls are simple. Two pin plug. The orange LED lights up all the time when the device is active. The four wheels roll effortlessly over carpets and hardwood floors. They are not easy to accidentally knock over. They are much heavier than mica sheets but can be used in damp areas such as bathrooms. They are also easier to clean but take longer to reach full temperature than mica. I've owned some devices for years and just got two new ones today. They are secure and work well. My house is very big and they heat some places without big bills. ====== Update: I'm coming back to order another heater (to complete my heating strategy). My monthly bills easily exceeded $800 during the cold months. Overall I spent about $730 on heaters but cut my electric bill in half by using oil filled heaters and mica panel heaters. It was 8 degrees last night and my house was hot and warm all night. filled with DeLonghi heaters (I have several models), I prefer these ComforTemp heaters to any heaters I have ordered. If I had to make it again I would just order them. I find that they are the safest and that they come fully assembled in the package with no disappointments are two big pluses. Their heat output is basically the same for all models. Mica fully heats up in about 5 minutes and oil fill takes about 30+ minutes (not a problem for me). I feel the oil filled ones are much safer and I'm not afraid to leave them unattended.