20-01-2015, 08:32 AM
Converting electric to heat isn't going to be vastly different in terms of efficiencies between them all, provided the radiator isn't producing huge amounts of light or noise then it'll be doing a good job of making heat.
Housemates bedroom used to nto have heating so he bought a cheap electric convection(?) heater. Used to heat the room nice and quick and never noticed the electric bill take a hit.
Considered switching back to non energy efficient bulbs?
our flat has old halogen style bulbs built into the roof in the bathroom/kitchen/living room and when they're on and you stand underneath you can feel the top of your head burning from the heat. Hence why we've now got a 6w Led standing lamp rather than 4 50w bulbs which provide the same level of light
Housemates bedroom used to nto have heating so he bought a cheap electric convection(?) heater. Used to heat the room nice and quick and never noticed the electric bill take a hit.
Considered switching back to non energy efficient bulbs?
our flat has old halogen style bulbs built into the roof in the bathroom/kitchen/living room and when they're on and you stand underneath you can feel the top of your head burning from the heat. Hence why we've now got a 6w Led standing lamp rather than 4 50w bulbs which provide the same level of light
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