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3 active deals15,233 commentsAll Heater Discounts, Offers and Sale - May 2022


I did think this would be the case. It's not quite as portable as it's portrayed to be is it. You need an outlet less than 2m away and wires are always a hazard. No wonder they are trying to get rid of it.
A heater will 100% need to be plugged in and not rechargeable
don't be daft, get your coat on, 1kw wont go far to keeping you warm, you would have to be sat on it
Is this rechargeable or does it need to remain plugged in? No mention of it either way or any signs of a lead in the pictures? Great if rechargeable. Misleading pictures if not.
At just over a Kw it’ll be just over whatever you pay per Kw per hour. So for about 20p an hour which I don’t think is unreasonable for a heater, normal heaters are usually at least 2kw

I go outside and turn mine on for 5 minutes every time one of the eco zealots tries to tell me what's good for me...
Think il buy 2 just to huff the tree huggers.
I thought so, there’s been some great comments on this (lol)
Nice deal. Thanks @graham.s
We'll that's wrong, because I despise littering, I'm just not an eco zealot, wearing a virtual end is high clapboard, because the Guardian told me so...

Just received mine and its cracked in lots of places (poo)
No 20 percent off on outdoor goods
There’s 20% off code this weekend WOW20
Why is this getting cold? Looks ok to me...

All these people moaning about people wasting electricity keeping warm are on hukd wasting electricity moaning about people "wasting" electricity. Its truly bewildering how warmth is considered unreasonable.
By comparison, your logic is that I should not go outside in order to stay warm
I think there would be fewer arguments if this heater could be powered by solar power. I don't see much point in the electricity-powered heater. Also, we do need to think about global warming, the change starts from us.
They are that's the problem.
Great logic... ...the goverment should heat the entire "outside" and then we can all live outside and won't need our houses anymore! (confused)

Well delivery to ni £20 so.. no deal for me
Gas is far far cheaper in the UK, I was wondering if it's possible to convert gas into electric to cut down on energy costs
If you read my first comment on this thread you'll see I pretty much did give "useful advice" re. a more comparable product than your suggested £10 heater. Also not particularly inclined to further discuss my professional circumstances with you. I'm sure you can find if you delve deep enough, I've helped people out here with advice in my chosen field, good night buddy. (y)
Yes, heat pumps are a more efficient way to heat up a room but that's not the point... somebody looking at this deal isn't going to rush out and rethink their £40 purchase of a electric heater and splash out £13k on a heat pump system. By giving useful advice, such as don't bother buying a £40 heater when a £10 one does the same job and costs the same to run is inherently far more useful. That's great, what field do you work in exactly, at what position?
That’s not true in the slightest.


Outdoor in the shed maybe
bought last time. good enough quality for the price, would recommend
Use this in our cellar room, like previous comment even on low due to style of heat it's direct so much warmer than some convential fan heater but outside 15sqm no chance
I have one of these and use it in a conservatory. It warms up nicely on just the one bar setting. Because it's off the ground and can be positioned toward the top half of you it keeps you nice and warm. Probably would need all 3 bars lit outside and that would be quite expensive to run.


Dangerous and high failure rate.
Another one spotted in Tesco, quite a few on the shelf. Maybe store specific but possibly national? Reduced from £15
I haven't questioned their functionality. It sounds like you resorted to them in an emergency before the massive increases in electricity prices which doesn't really relate to the here and now. There is a reason they're being sold off for half nothing.
These types of heaters were a godsend for us when we were without heating & hot water for nearly 4 months with 3 young children through one of the coldest winters over the last century. We could blast one on in a room for a short while to warm it up a bit, it didn’t need to be on constantly but definitely took the chill out of the air.
Good to get a couple for when Vlad inevitably turns off the gas, or more likely, the boiler breaks. Happened to me last year and these are fine until a repair technician can make it to the house.


Anyone tried this over the dyson?
If you apply an additional discount that reduces your overall purchase price, this may cause your cashback to be declined or reduced. e.g Voucher codes, student discount, staff discount
10% Quidco too
One of the filters says 24 month life time
This looks good, might replace my dyson :/


Great deal Why cold so far . its a good deal at full price even, these heaters have been skyrocketing in price recently.
Eh (confused)
I actually read it flat earther :). Probably good for flat earthers as well!


Thats ashyt piece of advice right there
Can confirm ashyt’s advice - I’m in the market for a heater after one of these died. The auto shut-off function randomly broke after a year of gentle use.
I'd advise people to stay away from these. We used to sell them, but stopped because they often went faulty and burned out. Some quite dangerously. I'd advise to buy the other type posted by the same OP. Never had one of those back and they work reliably for years. hotukdeals.com/share-deal/3908223


Very good price for a good portable heater.

Looking for one for the caravan. Anyone know how quiet they are please?
Hi, It will not save you money as all electric heaters are aprox 100% efficient.
Ouch!
LOL at exit fees
Electric now costing 50p kW is going to make these heaters to expensive to run for most, you are looking at £1 an hour to run.

That's not good at all. Looks like the fuse was loose in the plug.
I've a similar model from Toolstation which has been great when my boiler went down or to help get some extra heat going in the morning over some really cold spells but I don't think I'd entertain using one as a full time heater. I don't believe these are made for that kind of continuous use & I think there's something in the paperwork saying as much. Much more effective in heating up a room than the oil filled rad I have even given the lower output. Unless I sit on top of the rad I wouldn't know it was on.
I plugged into the wall socket directly. Since they blew, I purchased a 3000w oil filled radiator which runs 4-8 hours, 5 days a week without any problems. There is a cost difference of approximately £35, fully justifiable based on my experience. £14 radiator? Caveat Emptor.
It might have been caused by the extension lead. Some have poor quality contacts in them causing a poor connection to the heater, because the heater is drawing approx 8 amps it would get hot and melt the plug like it has done on yours. If you had plugged it directly into the socket it probably wouldn't have happened.

Can someone advise of a good cover for this?
£108 now
Plants need carbon dioxide, to be fair!
£55 last week
Or stop breathing and save oxygen for other living things (lol) (lol) (lol) (lol) (lol)

Very expensive.
Are these exspensive to run (confused)
"This waming heater won't just keep your toes warm..." At 2kW you'll be lucky if you can feel it on your head outdoors, certainly not your toes!
This is a room approximately 30ft by 13. Not exactly small.It has a large fireplace, big enough to stand in. However, the paraffin heater wasn't in the fireplace - so wasn't producing the hot air there, that might just have kept everyone safe with some up draught created by the hot air produced. So it's possible to produce a small closed room effect in a large, low ceiling very cold room. Even one that has a large fireplace. You live and learn - although it was almost a lesson too far. I was raised in a home with a paraffin heater in a small room, with a fireplace. Not a problem - the hot air probably reached the fireplace and a draught was created up the chimney. In a big cold room with a low ceiling - it didn't.
Paraffin heaters in a small closed room are killers cos of carbon monoxide (horror) (horror) (horror)

Wow, can't believe I missed this ;(
My "recycling centre" refused to sell me an old cylinder... The dish does reflect heat down, but admittedly not the most efficient way of staying warm.
Much better then to burn wood (dried) in a fire pit (though not great if children/pets/etc are around).
The last gas tank I got was from the local recycling yard. It cost £5.00 and was almost full, good deal all round
You would need to be able to plug into Nord Stream 2, before this would have any effect at heating up the outside?

I got it for this purpose also. This is the heater I got: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000UH0QS4/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_1WDD4V018E4F4ETESHJS?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 I mounted it onto a pole so it could be reasonably close but the kids and Mrs were unimpressed and went back indoors lol. I paid £75 for it last year during the lockdown hype... Strangely amazon told me to keep it when arranging a return and gave me a refund lol.
You never mentioned needed a cylinder Look on Facebook people sell them cheap or giveaway empty ones
You see this is what is making it hard to decide , I’m swaying more to electric though as heat is supposed to be instant, it’s gas you have to wait for it to get going. We will only use it when eating out side with the kids so will be on for a bit then off.
I think the outside is already heating up as it is without these adding to the problem (lol) .
Mines the 13kg patio Calor gas bottle and it doesn’t fit. Link below is my bottle. Like I say I can wedge it in and lower the cover , you can’t tell once the cover is down but it’s not ideal. Just my personal experience. Nothing wrong with the heater at all just go for a slightly smaller bottle. I’ve changed the bolts and rotated the assembly of the bolts in the bottle housing to gain extra height to accommodate which made it a little better but still it’s a squeeze. tgsindustrial.co.uk/calor-gas-products-c1/calor-gas-cylinders-c12/13kg-bbq-patio-gas-cylinder-p40

Oops it’s £30 ☹️
This is a great little fan heater, I've had it for 3 years and still going strong. Usually the fan heaters only last a couple of years when I get the cheapy ones from Argos, so this John Lewis is better
If used for its intended purpose it is highly unlikely the non-existent but present thermostat will run the heater for every minute of those arbitrary four hours. Unless the heated space leaks like a sieve, the heater will only kick in and consume power occasionally when the comfort temperature is reached.
Accurate JL description NO, but these contradictions have already been mentioned. And ignored.
4 hours use ~ £2 day means this will use as much juice as it cost to buy in a little over 2 weeks. Put a jumper on.


Shockey: Shocker for the reviews an electric heater uses a lot of electric lol Yes indeed and hence canx
Shocker for the reviews an electric heater uses a lot of electric lol
Giving a shot, see how it goes 8) After reading reviews cancelling it
That’s quite interesting, didn’t know that cheers. Still terrible of course.
Not true. I have one, got it for £40 last month. It is line of sight as it’s radiated heat, but you can feel it well from about 2m. 30cm would be unbearable. Radiated heat so it is mostly just heating up items it can “see”. Agree that any outdoor heater is an eco crime but not quite like convector (air blower) heaters.
Ooof 60p an hour to heat the outdoors !
I burn paper money in my grannies finest China soup serving bowl. Running costs approximately the same, and takes up less storage space in the shed when not being used.
terrible, should these be unlawful?