Comfort Zone Electric Portable Milkhouse Style Utility Space Heater with Adjustable Thermostat, Overheat Protection, and Safety Tip-Over Switch, Ideal for Garage or Greenhouse, 1,500W, CZ798

This is a great little heater that really puts the heat out. Remember dont be fooled by ads on heater. a 1500 watt heater will put the same thermal units out as and much larger 1500 watt unit. They are both using the 1500 watts and the same output. so dont waste your $ on sales ads trying to make you pay more money. This heater is a great buy and works great!

I use this in my garage and it works well. Set it a few feet away from you and it’s a nice warm breeze you can feel. Actually turns off and on as needed and that’s a wonderful thing after so many other heaters that disappoint. Way better than the little infrared units and I’m another one for the bathroom right now.

Best portable heater you can get , mostly metal, light weight and does a incredible job, so I bought a second one.

I bought 5 of these heaters. The most significant quality of this particular heater is the safety switch in the bottom of the enclosure. This is a good thing, but pay attention to it. It is far better than the tilt switch on similar heaters I have bought that have a plastic arm on the tilt switch weight that melts, prevents the heater from turning on and renders the heater useless unless you bypass it and that renders it unsafe. You CANNOT get repair parts for any of these heaters, either. The downside is that you must have it sitting on a flat surface. I had one sitting on an uneven surface. The switch engaged initially, but later on, vibrated away from the high point it was on and the heater shut off. Make sure it is sitting on a flat surface.There one disappointment. I have owned MANY different makes and models of this type of milk house heater. The fans in these don't move air as vigorously as the models I replaced them with. That's important because it doesn't circulate heat as well and shuts down before it warms the whole area.The thermostat is a LOT better quality and more accurate than other mfrs and shuts down at a lower temperature. It has a "freeze" setting at 40 degrees marked on the panel. You can set it at this temperature and trust it will come on accurately and unattended to heat an area to prevent freezing. I have some heaters that don't shut down below like 60 degrees. This overheats my storage areas needlessly and eats up a lot of power.So far, I'm very satisfied with the heaters, but would be happier with higher velocity fans.

I now own 3 of these heaters. I use them in the smaller rooms and it heats them up well. I tried it in a very large room but all it did was take the edge off the cold, it never really heated up the whole room. I typically leave it on full blast to heat up the room, then when it's a comfortable temperature, I turn down the thermostat and it will turn on and off as it maintains the temperature. The tip over feature works well, as soon as I pick it up to move it, or I tip it, it shuts off until I stabilize it again. It did have an odor when first running it, so I ran it outside for about an hour, and the smell was more tolerable, then as time went on the smell entirely went away. I find it easy to use, it's not too big, not too small, and looks like a typical Milkhouse heater.

I live in a small studio condo with not enough either insulation or a small electric baseboard heater. Comfort Zone Milkhouse heater to the rescue. It took a while for it to get going, I was already thinking about a return when the heat started blowing. Yesss!! It works perfectly, heating up my small quarters.P.S. I don't worry about the electrical bill because all utilities are included in the monthly condo fee.Back to the heater. It has good features and not so good ones. I will begin with the goodpart. Overheat protection and tip-over protection. When I first set up my new milkhouse heater, I picked it up to look at the Cauton button, which is when the heater stopped working but started again once I set it on the floor. I decided not to attach the handle because I don't intend to carry it around. Attaching the handle is easy, all you need is a flat screwdriver and 2 screws that are already in. Maybe will attach when I am in the mood.BUT. This heater is equipped with a 2-prong ever so slightly polarized plug. I am no electrician but am aware that everything nowadays has 3-prong plugs. All my antennae went up and I started researching which yielded a confirmation that a 2-prong plug is not safe. It lacks a grounding prong crucial for safety. I have ended up unplugging it when not in use as per instructions.Both the plug and the cord get pretty warm when in use, and take some time to cool down. I really don't know what to think about this. I hesitate to return the unit because I want to stay warm. One star off for that.There is another model currently on the market, Comfort Glow Milkhouse heater which is equipped with a 3-prong plug; unfortunately not offered here on Amazon. One star off for that.By the way, I have ended up paying a few $$ more supposedly as a special for the prime members. Does this make sense? Actually the prime deal translated into receiving the heater a few days earlier; I wish that it was spelled out this way rather than referring to the prime. But overall, the happy end, knock on the wood.

Love this little heater. I freeze at work and this is perfect. Very quiet, no noise at all. Has an automatic shut off incase it falls over. Just plug it in and your go to go. You will need a phillips screwdriver to install the handle