How long is the cord? Is it long enough to work on a large living area or do I have to unplug and wait for it to heat up from room to room?
1366949
very satisfied. nor stream lined as others bujt great price . cane real fast. easy to work. fast heat up. easy clean up pads. remove and place in washing machine. very few pieces.unit--extra long cord--2 pads-1 fill bottle-and a resting pad for pad change as needed.fast heat, up--great price. bill
1366950
It is a standard length cord which reaches quite far. The unit takes seconds to reheat after the initial heat up.
1366951
Cord is about 20ft. long. If you go from room to room right away, you do not have to wait for reheating, unit stays hot for a short while when unplugged.
1366952
the cord is quite long. I can do my kitchen, breakfast nook and half the great room. If you unplug the cord to move it, it does not take long for the water to heat up, because it is already hot.
1366953
I use it on large areas with no problem - the cord is pretty long, and has 2 built in clips to wrap around when you don't need so much length. Even if you unplug it to go to a different area, it doesn't cool off very quickly... So far I have no complaints about it at all! Great steam mop.
623107
I don't have an exact measurement, but I can do about half my first floor without needing to unplug. In comparison to other models, I think the cord is a good and reasonable length.
1780534
I have mine sitting in front of me but about 10 feet away. It is strong enough that I get warmth, but don't feel a big breeze. It is a mighty little heater, and I think you would like it. The room I have it in is about 12 x 15 and it heats it up nicely even at the medium settings. So it will heat up a bathroom nicely I think. it heats the whole room, not just the ceiling..hahaha...
527507
Without measuring...probably 3ft. Not long. The unit would need to be close to the electric source. But that's true of most electric appliances that draw a lot of current. Not appropriate for an extension cord either.
973535
5 ft sounds like a lot but I find it is not enough and have to be careful about tripping over the cord because the pad is up on the high bed.....now I am shopping for one for me, because I love that that one can lie on it and not have hot spots and it doesn't get hotter than it would for the cat....so we share for now.....I am not comfortable using and extension cord with it.....it is a wonderful product and my baby has been very happy with his, he usually has it in his "tent" which keeps things wearmer in the cold bedroom.....sometimes it is difficult to get him out!
723532
It's quite long actually. You can vacuum a large area or do s few rooms before unplugging it. I actually sometimes trip over so much that I wrap some of it back up on the Vacuum. Hope this helps. I love this vacuum though, it's the best one I've owned. I wouldn't trade for anything!
95296
The cord is very close to 21 feet long. It is certainly long enough for our house.
2127500
My cord measured 6 feet. In using the air purifier the only way that I found it effective is to place it in the middle of the room, so I had to attach a quality, long extension cord to it. It looks kind of corny being in the middle of the room, but that is where it seems to work most effectively. Hope my answer helps.
1856228
We use this heater in a basement area that is unheated, but sectioned off into individual rooms. The area where the heater is used is about 15 X 30. It takes a while (maybe 25-30 minutes) for the area to fully heat, because the room is not insulated. However, the warmth is absolutely adequate and cozy.
1574427
i say about 9-10 feet something like that hope this helps i went and un-wrapped the cord myself and its about a couple feet longer than my 8 feet long over stuffed couch this is definitely a must have it is really fun.
2219914
I am not trying to be a jerk, with that said it's more than long, we never had an issue with the cord. I know it's not the best answer, but I can usually get two rooms done before un plugging the cord. I never thought about the length of it, I'll have to check that out. We are very happy with our Dyson
1546512
The entire unit is almost a foot long. I haven't had it on for prolonged use, but the bulb does get warm.
1440484
The cord is two feet long before the heat tape starts. I used a short, heavy duty extension cord because the outlet was five feet away.
1733601
Hi Truman, The cord is about 8 inches long. My husband made a mount on the wall for it also to keep it off the floor and taped the device onto our washing machine. We have them on our on demand hot water heaters and they work great. Good luck.
377939
I can't remember the exact length of the cord, but it seemed pretty long to me, probably 6 feet, and the switch was on it. We wired it directly to the ceiling and turn it on and off with the wall switch.
1298267
The cord isn't too long, if used in a garage you might need an extension cord. I would say about 7 feet long (estimate).
1377652
Before you get concerned you need to be sure you're using the heater correctly. You said "living area." Is that a bedroom or a living room? You can't put one of these in an "area" that has open access to other areas of the house. If the hot air can flow to other areas of the house you're not just heating a 14 x 14 area. You're heating all those areas combined. These are called "space" heaters for a reason. They are not "whole house" heaters. They work best in enclosed areas like bedrooms. If you're in a 14 x 14 bedroom, with the door and windows closed, and you turn the dial to the highest wattage setting and the thermostat dial to max, within 2 or 4 hours, depending on the temps you started at, you should be having to turn down the dials unless you like it really warm. With higher ceilings or less insulation the time-frame is going to be different. In that case it may take 4 to 6 hours to warm up a cold room. But if you're trying to use it in a 14 x 14 living room it's not going to work the same way because there is going to be air flow to the kitchen, the dining area and a hallway probably at a minimum. If you have bedroom doors open you can add that square footage as well. If you have raised ceilings that's even more area you're heating. I don't know of any 1500 watt heater that can warm up an area that large with 40 degree outside temps no matter how long you leave it running. As a test to be sure if the unit is working properly, after you turn it to max wattage and max on the thermostat, after about 15 to 30 minutes you will be able to feel heat at least 12 to 18 inches from the heater and the fins will be hot to the touch. From there it's simply at matter of making sure you have the heater in a proper sized room.