is it safe for a small batroom?
1322291
Yes, that is where I use mine. Perfect size for a medium size bathroom. If it is bumped over it automatically shuts off, which has happened a few times. Very happy with mine.
1322292
It is as safe as any heater is in a bathroom. It has a safety tip over switch. It might be more heater than you would need however. We use it in our living room, and it works great!
1322293
I can't guarantee the safety of a cheap Chinese heater, but I feel very safe using it in my tiny bathroom under supervised conditions away from the curtains while I shower. Though I feel very comfortable using the heater every day, I wouldn't leave it unattended while running.
1322294
The owner's manual states that it is not to be used in bathrooms, laundry or similar areas.
1322295
It does fine in a barn retrofitted for chickens, so I think a small batroom will be OK. Also, the bats will probably like the warmth - just like my chickens. Just keep the heater away from combustibles. I put mine on a wood pallet.
1322296
It is definitely safe for a small bathroom assuming you prevent it from getting wet directly. I use mine all over the house / RV without issue. The best part is that the heat element is encapsulated inside... there is nothing hot to the touch from the outside of the heater.
3085
I don't think it will be sufficient for such a large area, it's a very good unit for smaller indoor spaces
1500278
That's just about the size of our room that we use it in! It works really great and safe! Highly recommend!
202487
Seems safe to me. Ran two all winter. Girlfriend has one as well. Nice for keeping colder rooms up to temp.
2285161
Not that big.....a small room would be best. Also MAKE SURE THE FILTER IS PLACED WHERE THERE ARE NO OBSRUCTIONS. I plugged it in by a window sill and found that small bit of wood was obstructing the air filter's effectiveness.
2249060
No.But it really depends on where the safe is located. As long as its in a heated & cooled space it should be ok.
427690
I am very happy with mine for those purposes. The nice part is that you don't have to have the fan blowing right on you. It can be facing any direction and you feel a comfy flow of air without being annoyed by a blast. I got 2 on sale and love them. For that size room, you will be fine with the small one.
1639997
I have my in a basement window which is over sized and boxed in. But looking at the dimensions I would say no. You might end up damaging the screen. I like the fan and it does a good job of moving air.
1821983
Not really. The airflow is pretty slow, just enough to cool a media cabinet and move a little air around. Go with something bigger and better.
377883
I have never used it in a small area such as a cabinet, but I suspect it will work just fine. It's certainly a non-chemical method that can not cause any harm.
394882
I wish I could answer it but mine is in storage (I use it for jewelry shows). If your space is about 4 inches it should be fine as long as it can stand in that space and not get pushed off.
1012138
I believe it is safe enough to install inside a home but I think it would be too noisy. Even though it is very quiet running in a garage it wouldn't be quiet enough in a home.
535503
it probably would be fine--if the cabinet is not too small. The unit moves a lot of rather hot air, so it would be nice if the cabinet had some ventilation---maybe even a few 2 inch holes on the sides toward the top would add assurance.
1634235
I have had no problem, but I only run it for a few hours on low when i am in the room. It is a small room..I'm not sure that is a good idea, though.
964786
Yes. Probably not much larger though. That's about the size room that it is being used currently. Overall, I would rate it seven out of ten.
1310371
This little thing is pretty noisey. If you can isolate it you'll be fine, otherwise you'll want a larger one that works less. Good luck
1408450
Temperature in a garage could be too low but if it's a play room used by humans it should be OK