>Does anyone trust these? They sound great with less moisture and oxygen use than normal heating, and I presume less expensive.
Electricity is sold in kilowatts/Hr and will cost you between
10 & 40 cents each. Run one ten hours a day for 30 days
and that's some cash. I have a 250 watt infrared bulb inmy bathroom ceiling. IT has a fan to add to its lifespan asbulbs upside down get too hot for their own good. I do like my "milkbox" heater, ~ 1250 & 14500 watts witha fan. They are common and semi-safe as they have akick-over safety switch. really nice is an under rug thinglike an electric blanket or huge lizard warmer, water-bedheater, (however you can understand it.) They've been inEurope but are new here.
When you do tile, consider adding heating wire at that time.~ 200 watts for as small bathroom, but add a timer.BillSF9c
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