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That's right spot on, but shop around the better quality the more heat in the water

The way to look at is it’s only out for a week or two a year (others eek it out but it’s never hot enough here for multiple weeks), it’s not that much for a whole lot of fun, if it costs £50 to heat for a week or so then it’s less than a meal out (and you should’ve saved some in the last few months)

I dread to think of the impact on the electricity bill (horror)

i imagine something like this right? different material selections depending on preference. https://www.poolwarehouse.uk.com/index.php/solar-cover-shaped-standard-stock-sizes/10ft-round-solar-cover/ cheers for the info.

Please see the reply back to douglife11 (y)

Bought this earlier in the year and it works well and puts out decent heat. Bit noisy, but if that's not an issue for you, I'd recommend it.

I'm a fan of this deal lol :D :D :D :D

Same here bought one when last posted and keep it under desk at work to warm up the legs.

Have the same - nice and small and tidy, use as a desk cooling fan at work.

Did anyone actually get a refund for this? Just checked and mine hasnt been paid yet! Company not responding to emails...

Your argument can be extended for anything that consumes resources but is not deemed 'necessary'. It's a luxury item in the same way that driving a car for pleasure or convenience is, watching television, playing video games, cooking for pleasure. You name, it has a cost. If I choose to consume natural resources in a lesser quantity than another person then who's to say that I'm wasteful if I want to use 13KG of fuel to keep warm outside. I'm not saying I support these things. I don't own one, but I certainly wouldn't judge anyone who does. It's easy but naive to hate on these things, while justifying your own energy use and lifestyle as being 'necessary'. Someone who does 1,000 miles a year in a car that does 50mpg will use 20 gallons (about 90 odd litres) of fuel. The emissions from that will be significantly more than the equivalent gas use. And most people do at least 10x this amount in a year and many households have multiple cars. So you can see why I'm not outraged by someone using a patio heater on occasion.

Order cancelled because of stocking issue!!!!

Thanks for sharing @georgecallum (y)

It should be a deal breaker for people, the reason is in most patio heaters of this type, the larger the gas bottle the better, not for capacity but for ballast. The number of these that are advertised 2nd hand with bent or damaged top heat deflectors being testament to this.