appreciative of good customer service, own animals, a comparison shopper, practical, willing to pay for quality, appreciate nice things, value conscious, DVD collector
appreciative of good customer service, own animals, a comparison shopper, practical, willing to pay for quality, appreciate nice things, value conscious, DVD collector, energy conscious, fuel-conscious, interested in good gas mileage, Every day computer user, I believe in honesty, a homeowner
on wheels, compact, vertical radiative heat tunneling, quiet
Cons
no digital thermostat/readout, wheels plastic
DEC
14
2007
DeLonghi Heater - Oil Heater - Radiator —
I have owned two of this type of heater. Both had a meltdown. The plug in part melted and one burned the wall outlet as well.They were used at different homes, and both times they were pretty new. Hadn't been used very much. I really liked every thing about them, but feel they are not safe.
DeLonghi Heater - Oil Heater - Radiator is not recommended by nls9449
I think it may be a problem with the outlet, and not the plug or the heater. We have had the same problem with other heaters - only to find out our plugs should be replaced. I recommend using the heater on a power strip that has a breaker that will blow, it will keep your outlet from getting fried.
This review is not product specific. It gives a general impression of oil heaters. Any heater on high setting will melt items too close to it. Make sure you have sufficient clearance from items that could be damaged by the heat. These heaters are not designed to heat a room quickly. Use a different style of heater if that is your requirement. These heaters will maintain an even temperature over extended periods. Always use the right tool for the job.