My sister is in a small old trailer and the hearter doesnt work.. Its getting cold and Looking to get her a heater.. DO yall have any ideas on things that would work good? theres only a living room kitchen and 1 bed room..
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For our lease we stay in a 1978 Airstream with no heating. Over the years I've tried several different heaters and having had great luck. Although the trailer in long, space is limited and heaters are bulky. Most were just okay but on a fluke I bought a $10 Walmart heater to add to the back area. It is awesome! Three heat settings plus can be used as a regular fan. The brand is Pelonis and it's around 12x12. It's not central heat but they work for us (we use two). They have the safety tip over feature too.
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Originally posted by NTex View PostThe oiled filled heaters work good.
Whatever she gets back sure it has tip over shut off feature and she keeps it 3 feet away from anything that might catch fire.
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Originally posted by webstertroy View PostMy sister is in a small old trailer and the hearter doesnt work.. Its getting cold and Looking to get her a heater.. DO yall have any ideas on things that would work good? theres only a living room kitchen and 1 bed room..
I would get the small Dearborn heater. They don't have to be vented.
I have one. And it heats excellent. I place a small fan on top of it, for circulation. I don't sleep with it lit.
just a thought.....
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Originally posted by wes122984 View Posti bought 2 of these for the house. only have had to use one. 1900 sf and running one on high in the living room has kept the house at 69/70. its silent also, has thermostat and safety features. wall mountable. way cheaper to run than the house heater.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Originally posted by NTex View PostThe oiled filled heaters work good.
Whatever she gets back sure it has tip over shut off feature and she keeps it 3 feet away from anything that might catch fire.
I also have one of these for the travel trailer instead of turning on the main heater.
Last edited by Monark; 12-03-2016, 05:46 PM.
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Originally posted by Monark View PostI was going to suggest the same. We keep one of these on low in the camp bathroom & it works great. I don't think accidental contact with cloth, towel, clothes etc. would lite off.
I also have one of these for the travel trailer instead of turning on the main heater.
https://www.amazon.com/Lasko-754200-...5ZPSTG3TJKEEDV
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