Feb 17 2011

Does the advertised Amish Heat surge really heat a room well without running up the electric bill?

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Question by WonderWoman: Does the advertised Amish Heat surge really heat a room well without running up the electric bill?
In every Sunday issue of our paper, there’s an advertisement for the Amish fireplace mantle with the so called ‘free’ heater, Heat Surge that prmises to be so cost efficient. Has anyone bought it and realized a difference? Especially in the gas heating bill, and electic bill and efficient heating of a room? We bought the Eden Pure, it doesn’t heat a large room, and we’re waiting for the electric bill to see if it cost us more!

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Answer by stan l
NO. The Amish “fireplace” is another scam. You can buy an equal electric heater at Home Depot or Lowes for $ 50.00 or less that will be as expensive to operate. There is no more expensive heat than electric heat. As a guess it would probably add at least 50 bucks a week to your electric bill, depending on how many hours a day you run it.

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One Response to “Does the advertised Amish Heat surge really heat a room well without running up the electric bill?”

  1. Sullitron Says:
    February 17th, 2011 at 10:11 am

    It is all a scam. The heater that they provide free–ONLY FREE IF YOU BUY THE AMISH BUILT HOUSING WITH IT, BY THE WAY–is cheap and not too effective. Spend 35 bucks at Lowe’s or Home Depot for the same thing and with the other 300 take yourself to dinner and pat yourself on the back for not spending 300-400 on ineffective product.

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