🔥 TISHIJIE Folding Space Heaters Electric Foot Warmer: Tip-Over 45°Angle Auto-Off, Overheat Protection - for Home, Office Desk, Bedroom (Brown) Review

My desk in our nearly 100 year old house is by the front door and above the basement with dirt floor; To say my feet get cold in winter is an understatement! I fell in love with this heater. It shines softly. not too hot, not all at once while the rest of my feet and legs are cold, not too much energy constantly blowing into our old house. I love love love love this heater and it is worth every penny I paid for it.

That was a real find! We have a concrete slab foundation and now that I'm working from home I get so cold. Also, I have dry eyes that make it impossible for me to use a traditional heater that blows hot air. This beautiful table heater simply radiates heat and the temperature control is very easy to use. The top is quite flexible but I just pull it up to my knees. I no longer have to work wrapped in a blanket with three pairs of socks!

I have a computer cage with a near floor level chassis with an ankle high vent. This device blocks that breeze and keeps my knees warm against my heels during computer sessions. The small "box" radiates enough heat to keep you comfortable. The doormat will keep your toes warm with or without shoes/slippers. In fact, if you like fried toes, heat them up to 145 degrees! I've only had it a few weeks so there's no question as to durability, but I was so impressed I gave it to a colleague for…

First of all, it works. Your feet will be warm. The controls are easy to use. It consumes very little electricity. The area for your feet is very small. About two feet tall. It's mostly good and sort of standard, but it would be a lot easier to use if it were wider. The upper is a reflective surface that locks heat into space with your feet and legs, which is great, but lacks any structural integrity so it's basically just flapping around. If it were stiff enough not to fall off it would be…

Generally satisfied. Because of the swirling whirlpool pattern, I figured there must be a forced air mechanism. But these are just heating elements in the panels. They're almost too warm at their lowest temp (85F), so I have no reason to use a higher temp, but I use them barefoot or with socks. The top plate is sagging now and I have to lift it to get my knees underneath. It's okay, but I can't just climb onto my desk right now. I might as well remove it since I get all the heat by putting my…

The heater works well. MY desk is in the corner of a large room, facing a heat source and in front of a floor-to-ceiling window. The view inspires me, but the cold concrete floor made me so miserable. . and this is the answer. WARNING: Plan to get it and then put it somewhere e.g. B. in a garage or unused space to make the horrible smell go away. The item is carpeted and smells like new carpet or carpet glue. VERY VERY STRONG plastic smell! I made the mistake of opening it in the room. Even…

EDIT: I originally gave this 4/5 stars but within a month this thing burned out and nearly caught fire. I was a day past the return window but luckily the Revain rep I spoke to still let me return it after they figured out what happened. The blanket I had on my lap still had burn marks! It could be very dangerous! --- ORIGINAL REVIEW: I am very sensitive to smells, but my husband is not. He says the smell from the bag isn't very noticeable, but I think it's overwhelming. Very strong…

I've been using this foot warmer for a few months now and am generally happy with its performance. It heats up quickly, has a good range of temperature settings and plenty of timer settings. I've found that socks made of regular or slightly thinner material transfer heat best to the top. Wearing thick socks actually prevents the heat from reaching your foot (at least if you start out with cold feet). Overall, the surrounding pocket of warmth they create under and around the feet as well as just