🔥 Honeywell HeatBud Ceramic Space Heater, Black - Efficient Heating for Home, School, or Office Review

So the thing about this heater is that you have to manage your expectations of what you are getting. The thing is tiny, literally the size of a large cup of coffee. If you think it will heat up an entire room, no matter how small, that's just ridiculous. What makes it great is sitting next to you to keep you warm on a puff. I like to keep it next to me when I'm working long hours at my desk from home. Then I don't have to turn on the whole house heating to keep me warm because this little thing

This is not a magic heater that heats a room with a 150-200 watt light bulb. As advertised, this is a personal heater, not a space heater, and creates a gentle, warm breeze above or below your desk. I live in an attic above the garage, except for the bathroom, with no interior walls and a 12ft ceiling. It's cool in warm weather, but at this time of year I'd go to a poor house and try to afford heat. I have a large free standing tent over a sofa and chairs heated by a 1200 watt conventional…

Perfect for my purpose. I have a trailer that gets condensation, mold and fungi if it's not warmed up a bit in the winter. You used to be able to leave a 100 watt lightbulb on over the winter, but unfortunately you won't find a real 100 watt lightbulb anymore. The new LEDs emit only a few watts of heat, although they emit a lot of light. The same applies to the CF headlights. So one of these little heaters is the solution. Plug it in in October and just let it run until March. The power…

This mini heater is the PERFECT size for those who want to keep warm inconspicuously. It was so cold in my office that it was hard for me to work, but we didn't have heaters so I had to take my bigger, noisier heater (an old Honeywell one) home. This one is about the size of a computer speaker (maybe 1/2 inch wider) and much quieter (though still audible in a quiet office). I will say this heater doesn't pack as much punch as my larger one, but it did the job. It heats the immediately adjacent…

So we built a cat shelter, a "boiler" and bought it to keep it warm inside. We are in northern Montana and temperatures here often reach -40ºF in the winter (and have been known to drop to -60ºF from time to time). Because of the potential problems that could arise, I built the assembly to give the heater its own space. Here's the story: I took a heavy board, glued (using three different glues) a ceramic heater around the center, made a secure attachment for the power cord, hung a basket on it…