You can reduce the running cost of these by simply throwing them in to an open fire.

Toasty!

For a similar running cost, simply burn five pound notes on an open fire whilst throwing pound coins out of an open window.

Hot.

Take it camping... On an electric hookup who gives a toss how much power it uses.

In all seriousness, have you research German style electric radiators?
Expensive to install, but intended to supply an electric only central heating system, which are now regularly installed in most German homes as standard. Fairly efficient (well it is German!).
Would enable you to switch 100% electric and not have to work with the money grabbing LPG companies at all!

nice find op, heat added

You can reduce the running cost of these by simply throwing them in to an open fire.

Toasty!

For a similar running cost, simply burn five pound notes on an open fire whilst throwing pound coins out of an open window.

Hot.

Take it camping... On an electric hookup who gives a toss how much power it uses.

Never see these deals in my local - but have some heat for the heads up!

Roughly one five pound note a day if you leave it on all day outside so the thermostat never kicks in. Is suppose we all need to do our bit for global warming.

I can vouch for this design.

It's a common model rebranded as a million different manufacturers so mine's not actually a Goodmans, but it is quiet, well-built and has nice soft-touch plastic (though I have seen some versions in hard plastic).

Unfortunately I have to use mine regularly every winter but it's been dependable for a good 5 years so far.

It has fan-only, 1000W and 2000W modes plus thermostat.

For people living in the countryside, and we are also pensioners, these are cheap to run! Yes, you read right, cheap to run. We are under ransom by the LPG companies and although have negotiated a large discount on our gas recently are still paying around £2.50 an hour to run our heating/water, so as this costs us around 28p an hour to run you can understand we sometimes use this when we settle down into a single room for the evening.

I got one of these when they were £7, £1 a bargain.

(Okay, here come the comments on why I should not use this instead of heating)

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