Space Heaters
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I have a tower oscillating portable heater that I use when I get really cold and don't want to mess with the thermostat for the entire house. We keep our thermostat at 64 degrees F so some mornings, it's a bit chilly in the family room where my computer is at.
This heater comes with a remote control, but we don't keep the unit plugged in, so we never use the remote.
This heater comes with a remote control, but we don't keep the unit plugged in, so we never use the remote.
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In our previous house we would use space heaters as the house was old and drafty. This house is 9 years old built for efficiency and we don't have a need for the space heaters.
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We use space heaters rather than trying to maintain the entire house at a warmer temperature. I can't remember the brand name of the main one though. There are a couple of spaces we don't use much that have water pipes in them, so we keep space heaters on permanently throughout the winter to make sure the pipes don't freeze.