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Halogen Heater
j-baby-scotland
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I was after one of these & delighted to see this at Amazon.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Igenix-1800W-Halogen-Heater-Remote/dp/B0000ES4LP/sr=8-2/qid=1159740641/ref=pd_ka_2/026-1750228-2083619?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen
Igenix 1800W Halogen Heater with Remote
£11.99......... Bargain.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Igenix-1800W-Halogen-Heater-Remote/dp/B0000ES4LP/sr=8-2/qid=1159740641/ref=pd_ka_2/026-1750228-2083619?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen
Igenix 1800W Halogen Heater with Remote
£11.99......... Bargain.
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Are they economical?" The greatest wealth is to live content with little."
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I bought 4 of these last month , they are superb . Choice of 4 settings , motorised rotation for heat spread , remote control , timer operation , cost peanuts to run as they are basically light elements . Only downside is they are bright , like a light . At £11 odd each a true bargain , buy 2 for free delivery as well .0
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I spelt my username wrongly on purpose, by the way!0
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Are these cheaper than Economy 7?Bismillah0
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Igenix 1800W Halogen Heater with Remote is £11.99 from Amazon. Postage is charged but if you are buying something else to take you over the £15 threshold its a good buy
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Thanks have just ordered 30
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I doubt may people are getting their electricity at 7p per unit nowadays (ignoring previously frozen price plans or discounted rates such as E7)Clasics wrote:Running costs: 12.6p/hour on max., 6.3p/hour on min
Minimum cost is about 10p per unit but could be 14p per unit or more so add 50% - 100% to the above quoted figures
"Now to trolling as a concept. .... Personally, I've always found it a little sad that people choose to spend such a large proportion of their lives in this way but they do, and we have to deal with it." - MSE Forum Manager 6th July 20100 -
Is it cheaper to run a oil filled radiator OR a halgogen one?0
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Premier wrote:I doubt may people are getting their electricity at 7p per unit nowadays (ignoring previously frozen price plans or discounted rates such as E7)
Minimum cost is about 10p per unit but could be 14p per unit or more so add 50% - 100% to the above quoted figures
Scottish Power charge 7.65p per kw*. I know, because I've just moved to them.
* OK, to qualify for this figure you have to accept the 14p/day standing charge. All prices include VAT.I spelt my username wrongly on purpose, by the way!0 -
what do u all use yours for?
Our office at work is always freezin cold in winter, literally numb hands however they say its at the corrct temp. obviously heaters etc are banned but Im not putting up with it for another Year. I may get one of these.0
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