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List Price: $199.99 With Deal: $75.10 Details You save: $124.89 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Space Heaters For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Lasko 6101 Infrared Quartz Console Heater, please go to: Comparing 3 Lasko Heaters I Bought I bought 3 Lasko heaters for a 3500sqft home to reduce the 15,000 watts of baseboard. During winter months my electric bill would spike to $950/month, but it typically ran $110/month when no heat is used. Nov 2013 was cold and my bill was $220 thanks to these heaters, and I expect it to stay under $350 through this winter, which I'll update later. I use model 6435 in a downstairs living room/office of 370sqft, and I run it on either low or high and it keeps the room comfortable. Our main floor has 900sqft of open kitchen, living & dining room with lots of windows, and I run the Lasko Heat Exchanger in the dining area where together with the kitchen the ceiling is 9'; in the LR it goes to 26'. Where the ceiling is low the area stays comfortable set on high if its really cold, and low if its above 25F; I need to add another for the LR area. Our bedroom is 300sqft with 18' ceilings and we use model 755320 Ceramic Tower. We set the night temp to 64F and it usually runs until 68/69F before...

See Products Related To Lasko 6101 Infrared Quartz Console Heater: Lasko Lasko's #6101 Cool-Touch Infared Quartz Heater with Muliti-Function Remote Control is secure, safe comfort for you home. The quiet blower system circulates warmth throughout the room. Good Quality Heater- Not as good as I was hoping When my two 21 year old ceramic heaters started showing signs of failing I started hunting for new ones. After a long and arduous search I decided to give this one a try. I am very glad I did. We have a living room that is about 400 sq ft. that opens to both a sun room and the kitchen, about 900 sq ft total. This heater was able to keep the entire area in the upper 60s when it was below freezing outside, no sunshine. It took 1 hour to heat this area from 58 to 68. I do believe if this was utilized in a closed area of 400 to 500 sq ft., it would be more than adequate. The construction is pure and simple. It uses a small blower similar to what is used in your furnace to distribute the heat. It is much quieter than fan driven heaters, has a higher cfm (cubic feet per minute) output and the delivery of the heat is very warm, and "softer" than fan driven models. It tends to make a sizable area around it feel cozy as best as I can describe it. When plugged in and turned...

Good Quality Heater- Not as good as I was hoping When my two 21 year old ceramic heaters started showing signs of failing I started hunting for new ones. After a long and arduous search I decided to give this one a try. I am very glad I did. We have a living room that is about 400 sq ft. that opens to both a sun room and the kitchen, about 900 sq ft total. This heater was able to keep the entire area in the upper 60s when it was below freezing outside, no sunshine. It took 1 hour to heat this area from 58 to 68. I do believe if this was utilized in a closed area of 400 to 500 sq ft., it would be more than adequate. The construction is pure and simple. It uses a small blower similar to what is used in your furnace to distribute the heat. It is much quieter than fan driven heaters, has a higher cfm (cubic feet per minute) output and the delivery of the heat is very warm, and "softer" than fan driven models. It tends to make a sizable area around it feel cozy as best as I can describe it. When plugged in and turned...