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5/13/2012

Holmes HCH6150-UM Triple Ceramic Tower Review

Holmes HCH6150-UM Triple Ceramic Tower
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This is a very decent heater. It's small, nearly silent, and appears to be quite safe. So far, I've been using mine in a standard-sized bedroom, which is efficiently fills with warm air. I haven't tried it in a larger space, but since it so easily heats the air in my bedroom, I'm assuming it's capable of something larger as well.
The number one concern with a space heater is safety. After running this unit on high for a few hours, the plastic body was still cool to the touch. Of course the metal face plate where the heat is discharged gets quite hot, but it changes to a glowing red color, so you don't accidentally touch it.
Use an extension cord at your own risk. Holmes doesn't recommend it, but since the supplied cord is only a few feet, you basically have no choice unless you want it really close to the wall (also not a good idea). It draws about 1500 watts, so you'll want a very heavy duty extension cord rating 1875 watts or better, 14 gauge or less. I picked one up specifically to use with this heater and it DOES get warm after a while. The extension cord wasn't dangerously hot or anything, but its temperature did begin to rise slightly.
Basically, you just need to be sensible: don't leave the heater running unattended, don't run the cord under carpet, unplug the unit from the wall when it's not in use, don't try to use a conventional household extension cord, don't plug anything else into the outlet that you use for this, etc. etc. - standard stuff. This applies for any space heater, of course.
It has an auto-shutdown feature if its tipped over or becomes too hot. Again, you just need to be sensible and not use it by flammable materials or around children. I chose this unit specifically for its excellent safety features, so based on my research on what's currently available at Target/WalMart/Etc. in the $30-100 range, I'm confident that, if used correctly, this is a good bet for safe, effective heating.
There is a thermostat built in with a variety of settings. It has five levels between 60 and 80 degrees, with each available in both "high" and "low". It also has a general "always on" mode where you can set it on high or on low. I'm a bit skeptical as to the efficacy of the thermostat. For a $30-40 unit, I wouldn't expect anything super-precise or anything. It's very general from what I can tell.
I can definitely recommend this to anyone wanted to efficiently heat anything around 10x14 or so. Again, it probably works in a bigger area, but I haven't tried it. Be safe and enjoy.

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Equipped with a Comfort Temp digital thermostat, this tower heater features triple ceramic heating elements and motorized oscillation for even heat distribution. Choose from three heat settings--high, low, and automatic--for precision control. The digital unit comes in a space-saving tower design and includes a handy remote control for convenient operation. For peace of mind, the heater offers safety features that include tip-over protection, manual user reset, a backup overheat fuse, and automatic shut-off. The tower heater measures 11-2/5 by 11-2/7 by 23 inches and comes in a sleek, attractive design to match almost any home decor.

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2/16/2012

Digital Tower Fan with Ionizer Review

Digital Tower Fan with Ionizer
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I use several tower fans to move air around my condo. I bought a pair of these Honeywell tower fans last year and have used them non-stop since. They work well, are quiet, move a good quantity of air for their size, and actually provide a bit of filtration as a bonus. (There is a removable filter that won't remove small particles but does catch things like cat hair). My only complaint is that the base that they sit on isn't very solid or weighty and this means the fans tend to wobble a bit. It's not really noticeable unless you bump into the fan, so it's really a minor complaint.
The fan has various settings which I've only used a few of (time delay shut down, oscillation, air speed) all of which can be controlled using the remote. I've not really used the remote much, so I can't really review how well it works.
Overall this is a nice, quiet tower fan. It does what it's supposed to do well, and that's all you can ask.

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Honeywell Remote Control Digital Tower Fan With Ionizer.

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9/19/2011

Honeywell 3-Speed Oscillating Tower Fan with Remote HY-041W Review

Honeywell 3-Speed Oscillating Tower Fan with Remote  HY-041W
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HONEYWELL CUSTOMER SERVICE: I bought this fan from Target Fall 2008 or Spring 2009. The fan stopped working around Spring 2010. I almost threw it away, until a friend told me to check about the warranty. The fan was around $70, so I figured why not. I emailed Honeywell Customer Service & told them the fan broke & that I didn't keep my receipt. The fan has a 5 year limited warranty. They told me to send the product back to them & they would resend a new product. I sent the fan back via FedEx & received a brand new fan in about a week. I am very pleased with Honeywell's customer service. ABOUT THE FAN: The fan is a bit loud, but I don't mind. I don't care for the breeze mode (switching from low to med or high speed), that function is too loud. I liked the idea of the flashlight in the remote control, but don't use it very often for the fan.

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With its slim, attractive, tower design, this oscillating fan offers wide-breeze cooling and a washable air filter that helps filter out dust, pollen, and other airborne allergens. The unit comes equipped with a powerful three-speed motor for low, medium, and high settings, plus a handy, integrated remote control with a built-in flashlight for nighttime use. Convenient LED electronic controls make it easy to set the speed, multiple breeze modes, and oscillation, as well as program the timer for two, four, six, or eight-hour automatic shut-off. In addition, the fan assembles in minutes, and its two-position adjustable height can be set to 32-2/3 inches or 40 inches. The tower fan measures approximately 9 by 9 by 40 inches and carries a five-year limited warranty.

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