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After paying a paaaaiiiiinful $200 heating bill for my DeLonghi oil heater (it's one of the better ones, but not cheap to run, no, no) I ran to decorator!mom for help.
"Oh, the Australians have the best heating and insulation options," said decorator!mom. (The job comes with a cape.)
After some confusion, she linked me to convection heating at econo-heat.com. "You want convection heat. The heaters aren't the cheapest, but the cost savings on your electric bill are amazing."
Beware the Eco-heat sold on Amazon.com. It's a cheap knock-off that doesn't always honor their warranty and has a problem with cracking. They're also sneaky and picked a similar name.
"Oh, the Australians have the best heating and insulation options," said decorator!mom. (The job comes with a cape.)
After some confusion, she linked me to convection heating at econo-heat.com. "You want convection heat. The heaters aren't the cheapest, but the cost savings on your electric bill are amazing."
Beware the Eco-heat sold on Amazon.com. It's a cheap knock-off that doesn't always honor their warranty and has a problem with cracking. They're also sneaky and picked a similar name.