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likesmountains 52

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6. Regarding e-Heat..maybe I can help

Reply to Paper Roses (Original post)

Wed Nov 20, 2013, 08:53 PM

Nov 2013

I bought two of those wall units a few years ago hoping to save some $$ on my heating bill. I did not read up on the units as much as I should have and they ended up not really being what I needed...but if you can mount them on an interior wall and in a room that is not too large, they work really well. I had my LR and kitchen painted a few years ago and took the heaters off the wall and never put them back. So, if you're interested, I would mail them to you and only ask that you pay the postage. Let me know.

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I have a heating problem and question. Can anyone help? [View all] Paper Roses Nov 2013 OP

If you're going to a propane heater Warpy Nov 2013 #1

Hi Warpy, Paper Roses Nov 2013 #3

Consider an e-heater for the bathroom Warpy Nov 2013 #4

I just took your advise, checked them out and bought two... Walk away Nov 2013 #8

I had a gas log cast iron stove in the past... alfie Nov 2013 #2

Regular baseboard heater is the cheapest/most efficient way to go. ConcernedCanuk Nov 2013 #5

Regarding e-Heat..maybe I can help likesmountains 52 Nov 2013 #6

What a generous offer. Can you PM me and we can 'back and forth' on how to do this? Paper Roses Nov 2013 #7