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King Hugh
 
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Default Heater Options

Hello;

I need to heat a room that doesn't have any other means. I've weighed
my options and have decided that for this year an electric heater is the
best option. Perhaps next year a pellet stove, but this year that type of
expenditure is out of the question.

Anyhow, what is the most efficient electric heater available? I was
thinking of the oil radiator type. Since it would continue to warm the room
even after the element has shut off. Any thoughts or ideas?

Thanks;



 
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