Heater Deals & Offers

What's digital oil?

Heaters already (horror)

Sold now back to £94.99

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You are right, was just checking a box. However they tend to find whoever makes a product of quality but cheap and asks them to make one without brand...

TUV is a testing organisation, like British Standards. Good to have that but does it necessarily mean it's assembled in Germany?

Hmmm yes it is at least assembled in Germany (TUV seals on box) and in my view makes a huge difference, as quality control is to a high standard.

Yes, it's good - but don't confuse a German manufacturer name and address with actually being made in Germany. Seems to be a game Aldi and Lidl play but as long as the stuff is good (most of it is) who cares?

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I cant find the power rating, or indeed many other details for this heater on the Very website Similar ones appear to be around 3Kwh though

Hello babie, hello high costs lol great deal tho, heat!

I have one of these which I have tried out once and it is terrible at heating a pool. You will have to leave it on constantly for days before it reaches a comfortable temperature. Be prepared for a high electricity bill. At least Very are selling the latest version of the heater.

ive only got a 10ft, first time buy. Hoping to take the chill off for my ds.

So it's good for down the beach then?

In America they call these ‘swamp coolers’, because they start to smell like a swamp unless you use them in the desert.

Not to be confused with this being an air conditioner.

Can imagine the cellulose pad soon becoming a mouldy mess thus negating the so called air ionisation and potential health benefits

"humidifier brings much needed humidity" UK Summers can get very humid, which will reduce the effectiveness of this box. If the air is already humid it's difficult for the device to evaporate enough water to cool the air down. Works better in places where its a dry heat

~This is what I'm talking about when I talk about 'induction': https://www.amazon.co.uk/Severin-Induction-Electric-Variable-Temperature/dp/B00ABXE9SA The heat transfer is from the base unit, and the spinning frother part just slots onto a sealed nub - and pops off again just as easily for cleaning. All the working parts are in the base, so there's nothing to stop the cup going in the dishwasher - like any other cup - and you also don't have to clean around moving parts that are fixed in place, which would be a faff. The one I linked above is very expensive, but it's a good make. I got a refurb of the previous model for about 40 quid, and I have zero regrets.

No, the induction ones are self contained with a drop in cup. Not ones that go on a hob [quote=Anon32] Can you get one that works on the gas? Or just electric? Never really thought about this but I do like lattes[/quote]

Actually, fully skimmed froths up so much better than full. I'm not sure why they say full only. [quote=TheHun6]So what's the consequence of using Arla Best of Both skimmed milk instead of whole milk for the frothing process?[/quote]

Can you get one that works on the gas? Or just electric? Never really thought about this but I do like lattes

We do the same.

Possible worth checking other stores as found on normal shelves and not clearance due to size of the box

is it at other stores

A deal with heat. I'll get my coat...

Horsham and two left on shelf at 3pm today

Looks good for the price (y) @ChihuahuaDaddy which store did you find it?

I hope so, else I'll need a jumper in the winter!

This should get hot.

I'm guessing CPC dug more out of the warehouse, there's 2 in stock showing now.

No longer stocked.

I only have very minimal experience of Oil Radiators but boyf uses them in his house (all electric cos he's in the Highlands and they don't get gas!!). I found 1.5kW kept the living room "comfortable" but I'd probably have needed a higher heat output - my flat isn't even that big. I paid flippin' £30 for it because I was desperate and carried it home from Morrisons a few hours after my boiler had its death warrant issued (always happens in winter, doesn't it)! :p

Overall heat output is exactly the same for both, heat up and cool down times differ as mentioned. Oil filed ones have a couple of advantages though... With convection heaters you sometimes get the burning smell where dust has settled on the exposed heating element. Some say convection heaters dry the air more. That element exposure would probably make it unsuitable for where kids are about as they're more likely to drop something inside or cover it with something, so you could argue that oil filled is a little safer.

The only difference is that this will take 5+min to produce heat and 5+min to cool down. When this eventually leakes the oil may ruin your carpet. Oh and this is a lot heavier.. which will also ruin a carpet (flirt)

all sorts of tablets and potions to keep my hot tub sparkling

What did you buy?

https://photos.app.goo.gl/ChRC3PvwpiQD3SPz5 normal ?

anyone find the heater unit noisy ? and should it turn off when it gets to temperature you have set ?

Just setting mine up today :) If you read the Intex instructions not the Aldi ones says it has a automatic valve in the hot tub :)

I bought this last year, it just died, its been running constantly for six months. I'm buying another. Cheers OP.

Thanks very much, will be very useful if that nice Mr. Putin cuts us off eh?

Yes, got it from CPC for £16 a couple of weeks ago. It's great and has a timer I had two of the normal ones, and switched one for the turbo. I have a 4 bedroom semi and the boiler had gone taking out my central heating. Those two fan heaters did the entire house easily,and this was over the last couple of weeks. Excellent piece of kit, even if just kept as a backup.

It is only £10.78 if you buy 5+ else it is still a cheap £11.70.

Anyone bought the turbo / fan version?

I'll buy one of these and the sun will be cracking the flags the next day (skeptical)

Have three of these, but with the fan, to heat my garden lodge. Seem cheap and cheerful, using on a remote wireless stat with the main thermostat set on max. Would advise the fan version if you need to heat up from chilly quickly.

Bought one last week really happy with it.

These are great , even at the lowest heat.

That's the super econo-cheapskate heating mode :D

Can I get freeview on this?.....It does look like a telly. Not as efficient as a oil filled radiator I'll wager.

Does this work via convection?

Obviously don't let the kids near it.

Never seen these before but was interested in the spec. of the more expensive ones............ "Surface temperature:approx. 90°C bis 110°C" With no apparent guard? How does this work then? Don't let the kids near them.

They look good. I know they are not in the same price bracket but I do prefer these picture infra-red heaters. https://www.heat4all.com/en/infrared-glasspicturepanel

Lucky you :)

O my Bunnings

Free to borrow from most local fire brigades, definitely free in Cleveland

Or CPC, £16.20 incl vat and free delivery, Use the code shown in search box on the screenshot, only problem they don't have any until march 4th. The way the traffic is moving round our way you wouldn't have much chance of a delivery before next week anyway. Edit, just noticed the one posted is a CPC own brand, maybe wrong but pro elec is a CPC brand.

Thanks for sharing @don007 I've added VAT and delivery into the deal price :)

Lazy post. £18 is ex VAT and postage is also payable. Looks like £28.74 all in. Very cold.

Does it have wide wheels, fish tail spoiler and a furry dice as well? :)

I got one from Tesco Mereway, Northampton store for £ 10.00 There were still about 10 in the pile. Nothing on shelves though. A nice assistant directed to the pile. Boiler has packed up!

Back up to £15 right now on the Tesco Direct website.

Good for caravan awnings.

In b4 the cold it's not 4k comments :-)

Thanks for sharing your first deal post with us @sadia.naeem - I've added a little more info to the title, just the thing to help keep you warm :)

Now £11.99

Not too bad ,I have to turn the tele up 2 more volume ;) Might be too noisy too sleep with it on though

I have one and it is rather poorly designed as the handle (to pick he machine up with) is useless to the point that I modified mine by adding my own handle made of paracord. Mine was purchased from elsewhere, so the logo/text printed on the top of the heater is different to the one from Screwfix..

Gas deficit warnings now,luckily I have a Dyson heater XD

(excited)

I have the next model up with the external milk hose and it’s brilliant. I’ve had it about 5 years and make a couple of cups of coffee a day. Well worth £300.