I work at home a lot and my home office is the coldest room in the house (up to two pairs of socks and a couple of jumpers to be comfortable already). I refuse to put the heating on for one room, and was wondering about a little fan heater... close the door and turn on for 5min and the room's warm enough for a couple of hours. But I see other solutions around - oil-filled radiators, etc - is there a best solution?
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Best way to heat a single room?
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I think you'll find the graphics card on a PC shall overheat first - cheee...Originally posted by Clippy View PostCorrected that for ya!"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Lord! I work from home every Friday
I'm obviously putting in too much effort, if that what everyone thinks I'm doing!I'm sorry, but I'll make no apologies for this
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I use a little fan heater in the office and it seems to work quite well. The server kicks out a bit of heat too
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