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Groundhog Day is here, and Punxsatawney Phil has spoken (sort of). Six more weeks of winter weather is on the ticket. Winter is going to come back with a vengeance. Be prepared with a portable heater from The Home Depot.
Confused about portable heaters? Not sure which one to buy? Here are a few portable heaters to consider.
Lifesmart Portable Heater with Fireplace
The LifeSmart Stealth 6FP Portable Heater is the most powerful in LifeSmart’s line of high heat output infared heaters. It’s a safe heating option for areas 1500 to 1800 square feet. It offers beauty and comfort in a stylish, easy-to-operate portable heater.
Warmwave Portable Electric Fan
The WARMWAVE 1,500-Watt Portable Electric Fan Heater is perfect for heating small areas. It’s compact and perfect for a home office or work space. Features include an adjustable manual thermostat, an automatic shutoff and overheat protection, two heat settings and a fan-only mode.
Warmwave Ceramic Fan
The WARMWAVE 1,500-Watt Ceramic Portable Heater is compact and sleek. It flows with any decor. This portable heater features variable heat settings and an adjustable thermostat and two control knobs. It’s very easy to use.
Lasko Portable Heater
The Lasko 1,500-Watt Electric Ceramic Tower Portable Heater boast two heat settings in a remote control feature. Comfort is maintained at all times through an adjustable, programmable thermostat and oscillation setting.
Pelonis Electric Oil-Filled Heater
The Pelonis 1,500-Watt Electric Oil-Filled Radiant Portable Heater provides optimal heating with safety in mind. Three heat settings provide for varying comfort options.
Safety is a top priority when using portable heaters. Use newer model heaters with thermostat controls. Choose a heater that is the right size for the room where it will be used. Place the heater on a level surface free of paper and fire-prone debris.
Portable heaters are excellent for cutting heating costs and conserving energy. Check out the complete selection of portable heaters available online and at your local The Home Depot store.
It looks like the forecast for the start of February is in the 40’s (maybe a flirt with the 50’s) for some time to come. Open the shades and let in the sun, turn down the t’stat and save some bucks. If you need to do some paper work, then a space heater in a room with the door close will keep you toasty. Throw some water on for a cup of Earl Gray doesn’t hurt either.