wilkes

I have an Eden Pure..it so quiet when it comes on and I love it !

I would check the customer reviews and consumer reports and then you will know.

A friend of mine who works at Lowes suggested the Dura-Flame Infrared heater 199.00 vs Eden Pure which is 398.00. She said they work equally as well and use the same amt. of energy. Has anyone else tried this brand?

I purchased an Eden Pure Heater year before last! Love it! Used it sort of as a backup heat to a oil furnace. However, last year, when I called to have oil brought, I would have to purchase 200 gallons of fuel oil before I could even get fuel oil delivered - it would have cost me over $700.00 & would have lasted approximately 1 to 2 months; therefore, I just used my Eden Pure Heater, which heats evenly from floor to ceiling up to 1,000 sq ft of safe healthy heat! I also used a electric fireplace in my living room! This completely heated my approximately 1600 sq foot home the entire winter. My power bill went up approximately $50/month! Therefore, I figured it cost me about $200 extra to heat my home for the winter, opposed to the over $1400.00 I would have had to pay in fuel oil. I also believe the additional $50/mo in the electricity would be from the electric fireplace & not the Eden Pure Heater, as it only uses about the same amount of electricity as a coffee pot.

go to J&B Greens and buy the heater they have just likt the edenpure but a lot cheaper and works great

We have an SUN-TWIN infrared heater that we purchased at Church's Hardware 3 years ago. We love it. It was basically ALL we used to heat our 1200 sq ft home last winter & the power bill was not that bad. We do have an oil filled radiator type heater to knock the chill off the bathroom but that is how we heated our home. We just couldn't fill a 500 gallon oil barrel to use the furnace. The cost of that was ridiculous!!

put a 100 watt light bulb in a lamp and huddle close to it. not much different.

I had no luck with those oil heaters.

My brother and I bought a eden pure for my mom. She loves it. Bought it at churchs hardware.

When I use electricity to heat with I use the oil filled heaters that look like an old time steam radiator. They are the most efficient and easiest to live with.

My husband got suckered in to buying one at tractor supply last year. I agree with mtnbiker, it is a waste. We could have bought 6 heaters for the price of this one and it doesn't work any better. I gotta cut him some slack because he was getting it for my mom. She is always cold!

mer57 - get one of the sealed oil heaters and be done with it. Probably around $50-60 at Lowes, and will heat up a 300-ish square foot efficiency apartment just fine, without killing your electric bill. At least according to the friend I lent it to for 2 winters, it did.

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ive heard that they are good albeit i do not own one. i have an aunt that does and swears by it. i guess its a toss up good or bad. electric heat IS cheaper than oil heat i would suppose.

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Go to Lowe's or somewhere and buy a basic heater. Infrared is a fancy term for a regular heater. EdenPure is a TOTAL scam. Google em and then waste a few hundred if if you still feel like it.

has any one used eden pure heaters or infrared heaters wich is the best to buy