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Keeping nursery warm - portable heating solutions?
hander
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HNY all!
A few cold nights of late and our 7mo might be feeling a little chill in her room with the heating off.
Any recommendations for keeping her warm via an oil-filled radiator or similar? She's suitably dressed so I'm just looking at the plethora of options of keeping the room a little warmer without turning on the CH.
DeLonghi, etc? Any thoughts?
Thanks!
A few cold nights of late and our 7mo might be feeling a little chill in her room with the heating off.
Any recommendations for keeping her warm via an oil-filled radiator or similar? She's suitably dressed so I'm just looking at the plethora of options of keeping the room a little warmer without turning on the CH.
DeLonghi, etc? Any thoughts?
Thanks!
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Assuming you have Thermostatic Valves on your Radiators you could always leave on CH for the cold nights and leave her radator on low and turn off/down all the other radiators. That would be the cheapest option.
Failing that an oil filled radiator would probably be the best option.0 -
Thanks. We do have TVRs. But that would be a hassle to do every night.
Any specific thoughts on oil-filled? And are they better than other types of heater for my purpose?0 -
Thanks. We do have TVRs. But that would be a hassle to do every night.
Any specific thoughts on oil-filled? And are they better than other types of heater for my purpose?0 -
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