🔥 Black Pleasant Hearth Electric Log Insert with Heater and Removable Fireback Review

Our 2001 wood burning fireplace was a lot of trouble. Converting to propane, which would really heat up, cost over $2,650. Switching to propane as a "decorative gas appliance" costs $660, and propane is too expensive to waste here. This electrical unit is used to heat the common room, so we don't have to heat the stove as much. No, it doesn't look or smell like the real thing, but it does make a pretty good impression in a fireplace with the screens down. We removed the glass doors and…

Bought 3 sets of electric firewood. I wanted to compare them personally. I bought a Pleasant Hearth (this one) and another that starts with a D and ends with a Flame and is very expensive, starts with a D and ends with a Plex. Pleasant Hearth EASILY gains 1 HEAT All have a heating function and I couldn't tell the difference between 3. In all of them you can light a flame only without heat if you wish. 2 FLAME. The Pleasant Stove has the best FLAME and charcoal pad. A flickering flame ricochets…

We bought this after returning another brand which was DOA. We've had a working wood-burning fireplace for over 30 years, but we've only used it a couple of times during the winter. We looked at the gas logs but decided not to include the installation costs and gas costs. As our second electric insert, we were a little concerned. However, this insert works great for half what we paid for the other. The remote also works well with a CR2023 battery. Controls both the lighting effect and the…