Lasko - 100 sq ft Electric Bathroom Portable Heater

Save smart and spot heat where you need it with the My Heat Concentrated Personal Warmth Portable Electric Heater. This personal-use ceramic heater is perfect for those chilly days in your home or at the office. It will warm your personal space and save on overall heating costs using only 200-Watts. With built-in safety features, the MyHeat Heater is a must for your desk, dorm room, bedroom and more. This Lasko personal heater features simple manual controls and comes fully assembled. The ceramic heating element heats up quickly, and the built-in fan quietly distributes the warm air. Comes with a 3-year limited warranty.

This ceramic heater features 2 heat settings, a fan-only setting and an adjustable thermostat for custom comfort. The carry handle and compact size offer versatile tabletop or floor use.

Always stay warm and comfortable with the powerful and cozy heat from the Honeywell UberHeat 5 Ceramic Heater. This small heater features easy-to-use manual controls with 2 comfort settings (high and low). The adjustable thermostat provides customized comfort, making it ideal for personal and small room heating. When it comes to your family, safety matters. This portable room heater offers added protection with multiple safety features including a tip-over switch, 2x overheat protection, a high-grade plated switch, thermal insulated wiring, reinforced wire connections, high-temp plastic, and cool-touch housing. Worried about heating costs? We know money is tight but staying warm and feeling safe is important. That's why we go above and beyond with our safety features. Plus, with a Honeywell space heater, you can save up to $276 in heating costs this year. By turning down your whole house thermostat a few degrees and heating just the room you are in, a Honeywell air heater can help you save money while providing soothing warmth. That's Honeywell Heater peace of mind. Calculation Assumes 8 hrs/day use 7 days a week at 900 watts 3. $0.1380 avg kwp 12 weeks to zone heat and thus decreasing thermostat from 70 to 62 degrees with energy costs from US Energy Information Administration; October 2021; Winter Fuels Outlook.