Edenpure Heater is it better than any other space heater? 

Just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to do this video. It's this kind of review that really makes the internet a valuable resource. Real, thoughtful, unbiased, consumer based review from someone who has a real interest and working knowledge of the product while being able to deliver the information in under 10 min without a lot unnecessary fluff. This is more valuable to me than 500 commercials. Thank you.

You understand what the internet is for. Thank you. You have great clarity in explanation.

I grew up in a house with base board hot water radiant heat. The circulating water was heated by a natural gas furnace. When I left home my first house had an electric heat pump system. Every winter I lived there was miserable. I had itchy skin, dry eyes and sinus passages, and I always felt cold. My second home is a little better because I have a gas furnace, but it's still nothing like my parent's house with the base board radiant heat. If I ever build my dream home it will have radiant heat. It's just silly for someone to provide a mathmatical equation showing that all heat is the same. I'll tell you what: you live with your electric heat pump and I'll live in a home with a system that feels better.

So well spoken. So helpful. So Trustworthy.

Thank you for taking the time to give us your experience with the heaters. It was very helpful in allowing my wife and I to make a decision. Very appreciateve.

I also bought a slightly used Edenpure with remote and have had for over a year. It does a fantastic job of heating a bedroom that is over a garage. I love this heater.

Thank you for your time and the information.

Hello my name is Bozena. Thank you very much, your explaination was for me very helpful in deciding about the heater. Your explaination is simple and understandable. For-your-information - I am 66 years old and English is my second language. Thank you again

This guy in the video is RIGHT. I've been trying to solve this problem for my Bug-Out Van for a very long time now with various space heaters (as it gets real cold on the East Coast). I measure the wattage of each of my space heaters with a Kill-A-Watt. I just bought that little Pelonis white heater at Walmart (that he has in the video) because it was so cheap ($10). It says 600/900/1500w but the actual wattage is around 528/772/1175 watts (lo/med/hi). My Tatung Heat Devil, that's about the same size but 3x heavier, bought in 1999 ($40), heats the van much better (750/1070w lo/hi). Both blows the heat out by fan. My Lasko Ceramic upright unit (934/1312s lol/hi) that's about 3-4x the height with about the same width ($70) also loses to this Tatung. The best is my Presto Heat Dish ($60) but it takes up so much space (816/820 lo/hi). I'm thinking real hard about this Eden Pure. Main problem being it's so big for my van and it ain't cheap. But not all heaters are the same at the same wattage, that's FOR SURE.

Your process is very logical. I enjoyed following your line of thought regarding cf/m differences between models, in addition to your detail concerning your own personal use of the products and all pertinent information regarding the design and function thereof. I look forward to watching more of your videos.

I am beginning my second heating season in a 1934 cottage-style house with an oil furnace. I was not expecting to pay the oil company $200 monthly ($2400 annually) to heat my home from October to April in eastern WV. Even though my oil heat is very comfortable, it is way too expensive for me. I have replaced all the windows in 2013. I just learned of the Eden Pure heaters and really appreciate the comprehensive video you produced. I too have an assortment of space heaters and really want one that will do the job!

I was a service manager at a heating and ac office in PA. We used CFM also how many windows the house had and if they were metal or vinyl to determine a number for newer furnaces to be installed that were sufficient and not too large for the house it was going into. Unlike some who will sell you something based on BTUs and not based on CFM and other factors, to make more money.

This man is Very well spoken . He does a great job representing his results .

I will have to check this out! I currently rent a house with a cool living room. I recently got a small fan forced electric heater for the bedroom and a large oil filled unit to help out the central air unit in the cool living room. Heating a small room is easy for a small cheap unit but for a small house (we have about the same sq footage) this might be a very good option. Great video, thumbs up!

Thank you so very much, I'm feeling very informed, your simplistic explainable details are key to my dicision here in Canada. I'll post how this very same Edan Pure works for my son.

Worked in a rather large private school they still had the radiators with the thermostat apaptor added. The school was rebuilt in 1923 and the radiators got pretty hot. I read that radiators of the old days was more efficient then the stuff we use today. Just have to keep a boiler going, they converted the boiler over to natural gas to save money.

Thank you. Just got one of those, heaters , like to gauge power, you helped me.

The bottom line is that all electrical heaters are essentially 100% efficient. Since all energy dies a heat death even the electricity used to spin the fan ultimately becomes heat. EdenPure and its knock offs claim to be infrared heaters but in reality are fan forced space heaters. The reason being is that the radiant heat is absorbed into a heat sink with a fan blowing over it to deliver hot air into the room. However none of that matters as Jay Hammond has correctly posted. People that have the EdenPure are more likely to defend it rather than admit they were suckered. If the EdenPure were more efficient the EPA would be pushing them, but again they are not true IR heaters.

Thank you. Very useful information. I have been totally confused by the industry ratings.

I have a couple eden pures. One is the older model and the newer model like here, with remote. The older one is running on one element now days but I use it on my birds at night during winter months. The newer one is really nice. I used to run a honeywell and I really liked that heater too. But the edenpure with remote- put it on setting 4-6 and it'll heat up whatever area your in. It's on wheels but still have to lug it around steps. We have a pretty big home. Been running for 3 winters now. The elements have held up and clean the filter before each season. I think a lot of the reviews are from people who don't own one. I got mine off Craigslist- 180 for both. Saves over the gas/electric central air which costs a fortune to run. Can put out the pilot light up there too which saves a bit also. We run solar so electric is better for us. I can see why people would pan the heater because it is noisy. But the newer one has better settings and the noise isn't so bad. Moves a lot of air. The honeywell was quiet and I think it did rival the edenpure on low. If your easily annoyed by noise this will cause you to roid rage probably. Happy owners aren't making videos. My sister owns one too, up in northern Michigan. It gets pretty cold up there. I might fix the older version some day, or not. It does pull less power with elements out and seems to be the right temp for the birds. One time I rode the broken edenpure down the driveway and it flipped over.

I have a fairly large house and the central heat is 15kw. Without space heaters, my central heat simply can't heat the house effectively and just runs and runs even when set to lower temps. In one hour of continuous running, it will use as much electricity as TEN 1,500-watt space heaters combined or the equivalent of one 1500-watt heater for 10 hours of continuous use. So, that's a LOT of electricity, and believe me, I know it when I get the bill. I use two infrared heaters similar to the Eden Pure and find them effective to heat larger areas fairly well and they definitely keep my electric bill lower in winter months. Another advantage is they're fairly quiet compared to most other space heaters with a fan. I can sit right next to one and watch TV w/o any real problem. Other fan-forced heaters can be quite noisy, so much so I can't stand to be in the same room with them.

I had an EdenPure for years in a Midwest trailer and loved it. It really does heat the entire space floor to ceiling without cold or hot spots. I have read some of the comments and I know they are speaking science but however it works, Edenpure really works. I was sad when the innards died, but then I moved and didn't need it. I think they are very expensive and I don't know if we are being scammed price wise, but still, I really liked that heater.

Thank you! This was very helpful.

We bought a slightly used one with remote..love it!!!!

I bought a used edenpure at a flea market for 25$ in 2012, and it is still going strong. Excellent heat source and low electric bills...

Thanks for the comment. Some still are stuck on the idea that 1000 watts = this much heat end of story. The proof is in the comfort and the results. I also tried 2 oil filled electric heaters with fans behind them and didn't even come close to heating my home. This ONE Edenpure set on medium setting which is around 800-900 watts of power can easily heat the entire house. It simply works that's all I can say, where the others can heat small areas the Edenpure can heat large areas efficient.

Thank you so much! I have a cold basement living area, and I intend to get this style of heater now. My choices were: Finish the basement for 20k or buy one of these heaters so I can watch television in comfort. Thanks again.

Great heater, I have 600sqft upstairs in my home built in 2003 .this is where I live in the winter to save on power bill, I do not heat the downstairs with my central heating at all unless I have company from out of town , my power bill in a 1800 sqft home is $65.00 a month only because I have electric eater heater .before I purchases my edenpure my power bill ran 135.00 a month in the winter using my upstairs central heating so essentially I have cut my power bill in half.

All electric heaters are 100% efficient. This means that all the electrical power is converted to heat. Of course the unit with the larger fan will move more air through the heater and thus distribute that heat throughout a larger area. The only way to get more than 100% efficiency in heat from electricity is from a heat pump, basically running an air conditioner in reverse. This is because heat is extracted from the colder area outside and transferred to the warmer area inside. Your refrigerator does a similar job when it takes heat from inside and moves it outside the box.

I have 2 Eden Pure Gen. 4 heaters , that I bought back in 2012. I only ever took one out of the box to use. Only in the last 2 weeks or so, it finally Quit. It would run for 20 minutes or so , then no heat. Just the fan running. My way of thinking always is, was, if it don't work , what do you have to lose by Taking it apart to investigate why. With the technology today, in cell phones with cameras , you can just take pictures before you start to disassemble. If you can't fix it, you're no worse off from where you started. If you do fix it, hooray ! You just Saved yourself A lot of Money. Right now I'm just waiting for the heating elements to be delivered to my door.

I have used one for at least 15 yrs and the element just burned out last night, Dec.18/19 . I leave it on low all night long and the thermostat kicks it on high when it cools down below the setting. It is quiet and I was well satisfied with it. I am looking for another one as I would definitely buy another .

1 of the best you tube videos I've ever watched

Although this review sounds very sincere, it is mostly anecdotal. I prefer the other video since it was more scientific. I also agree with the other video in that all 1500 watt heaters put out the same amount of heat. The CFM argument is a good point, but you can get a similar effect by putting a cheap summer fan behind an oil radiator heater.

You mentioned on your video that you "oiled" the fan. Can you produce a video to show how you perform this task? Thank you in advance.

A simple demonstration showing watts used vs. the temp of the air coming out would be great.

I have that exact same EdenPure heater, But one of my elements burned out so now it is a 1,000 watt heater, But I really like it. I have used it for many years, I feel safe leaving it on event when I am not home because the outside never gets hot.

I used to also think 1500w heaters were all the same, that changed when I acquired one from a friend that no longer wanted it when he moved. I use it to heat up a room I spend a lot of time in that always is a few degrees cooler than the rest of the house and it does a great job, even on it's lowest settings. The oil heaters work great too, but they only do well if you put them up against an inside wall, then have a small floor fan blow through them and against the wall.

There a different used quite a bit of different types of heater over years. Infrared works great the best hands down. It the only heater use now as only one that lasted now over 2 years. I just had a Lasko ceramic catch fire the other day and was only 6 months old and on a 20 amp circuit and Commercial grade outlet. Plus never put out as much heat as the infrared quartz one does. The infrared one built much much better. When that one when out replaced it with another 6 quartz infrared one. The oil based ones are good when used correctly. I have just one due to safe for birds due to no PTFE. I use the oil one to maintain temperature.

thanks for the video

Very good video we need more like this

Infrared is nice it doesnt burn up the oxygen or humidity in the house. Some apartments near Seattle still have inside the wall space heaters and they get soo hot. A law was passed outlawing them in the county but a lot of landlords are skirting the issues and never replacing them with a normal duct system or a Mitsubishi no vent unit which hangs on a wall and vents outside the building.

A Christian friend of mine recommended infrared heaters when I couldn't heat my 37' x 7.5' x 7' camper in the cold weather. For 5 years before that I had used two oil-filled radiators in my older camper. This newer camper is much larger, which I didn't take into account. My friend loaned me his new infrared heater and the difference was like night and day. It's heat production is much more dramatic. Since then, I've bought 3 of them and heat my entire camper in very cold weather outside. When it's under 29 degrees outside, it used to be 54 inside, until I used 3 infrared heaters. Now, it's 66 for a low temp inside. When it's 35 outside, I have to turn one down to 66.

He is speaking of a Heat Pump, which are very efficient compared to normal furnaces. Also have the option of AC hoses connected when you can afford the condensor. I recommend Carrier Furnace for your house and Trane AC condensors. Carrier has less parts involved compared to other brands of furnaces.

dude great info and your rite having a fan does help and longer contact does help to dont listen to the morons you explained it great and its all true to. if you cant mix the hot air around the room it does no good it just goes up like you said thanks pal !

I liked this review. Surely not scientific on what is the "medium" settings/light bar for your heater are actually heating at. Just references to go by on what works for your system. Good info and this can be adjusted/reset/calibrated. So without taking a watt meter to record the useage at what reference light setting, to what temperature differential vs CFM, heat gain/loss of your structure etc.....I again liked this simplistic review and also why I use the edenpure. (I know, hell of a sales pitch for sure) I own two of the A 3705 edenpures to heat my home instead of my factory electric central heat furnace in my 8700 ft3 mobile home. First of all, my homes factory unit runs me about $400/mo when the temps hit around 0 to +20 degrees outside to maintain a 66-68 degree indoor temperature. The 2 edenpures in the low to medium reference light indicators with overhead fans have maintained my home in -20 degree weather for 3 weeks straight for half of that cost. (Sure, I have overhead fans in the vaulted ceilings, and that helps.) I rebuilt my very first A3705 last winter. Circuit board did take a hit and needed to be replaced. Circa 2005? Not bad actually for it to finally take a dump. I use space heaters and incandescent bulbs for my welding rod storage, in the well pump house, or in the barn for the animals . Not in my home. The Gen 3 is a win for my needs. Thank you for your video

I use two of these units as well...although in the dead of winter in NJ they will not keep the house comfortable, fall spring and temps down to 30 or so these units keep the house very comfortable....either way its still much cheaper than the oil furnace kicking on...

I have one and love it.

great video thank you!

I just saw your video. I agree, it's a very good heater. I've had my Edenpure, same model as you, since 2012 or 2013. I still use it for supplemental heat but I did use it for main heat in a 600 square foot room for a couple of winters when I first bought it. The room was not insulated and the ceiling leaked in several places when it rained, or during winter thaws. I live in Vermont. Let me tell you, when it gets down to -20 degrees F, this will not keep you warm. It would get my room up to the low 40's, which I survived. I do believe their material clearly stated not to use as a main heat source, I just want to throw that out there, I do not blame Edenpure for my miscalculation. When the Edenpure runs 24/7 on high, it chews up the juice. I was paying $400 electric bills. Overall, I love it. Works great in the spring and fall. Heck, it does a great job down to 30 degrees F or so, but if you live somewhere with severe winter cold, do not use this as a main heat source. I have gone way past my 36,000 hours that the Edenpure was estimated to last.

I run two dr heater 999 model units large 7" blower fans and they really move air we love ours and we love the ability to heat 2,000 sq ft down to about 30 out it is convienant and cheap on electric to have the dr heater infrared units . .. Then after it gets real cold I run the wood furnace

The reason Edenpure is so much more effective is something you briefly mentioned but didn't expand on. Infrared radiation heating technology is much more effective. If I understand it properly it heats physical objects more so than the air. It's very effective when used outdoors as you'll see overhead on diner patios etc and if I recall those don't even use fans, similar to the parabolic heater you also mentioned which is the oly space heater I've ever seen that tops out at 800 watts. Even the sun is done this way. Rather than heating all the space between the earth it radiates and heates the water, mountains, etc which then slowly realease it all around. When I obtained my first vehicle that had heated seats I could drive with the windows down at sub zero temps and was completely comfortable.

Well now on my 3rd heating season with my same Gen 3 EdenPure heater, still going strong with original bulbs. Runs from October through March each season. Runs majority of the time on low heat which is 880 watts, and keeps 850 foot entire home at 71-72. I really almost can't believe really how well these heaters work. It's really amazing. I tried as some suggested on the oil filled heaters to put a fan behind them to circulate air, running 2 at full blast (3000 watts) couldn't heat my home!

I've used all of these and they don't even compare to a 10,000 BTU radiant kerosene heater. My heat stopped working in the middle of winter last year and I didn't have heat for over a week with temps in the low teens and topping out in the high 20s during the day. I borrowed a friends Edenpure and it got my dining room and kitchen (325 sqft) up to about 63 form 45 degrees inside but that all the higher it got. After about 3 days I went out and got a 10,000 BTU kerosene heater and in about 3 -4 hours the rooms went from the low 40s to 75 at which point I had to shut it off it was just getting too hot. Down side is there is no heat setting on them, they're either on or off but my god the heat the throw is just incredible. Kerosene is about $3-4 a gallon where I live and I get about 14 hours out of a full tank so that's about 21 cents an hour. Thankfully it was air in my system for my main heat so it working again but I now have the 2 Kerosene heaters on the ready in case I have another problem. I'm still going to get my own Edenpure since it did ok in a pinch and as a backup in case I run out of fuel but I'm a kerosene guy now for emergency/supplemental heat. Just have to be smart using them and follow all the directions but that's the same for any heater.

the edenpure has a better blower. turn on a ceiling fan and the cheap heater will perform the same as the edenpure. all 1500 watt heaters put out the same BTUs.

Excellent video. Thanks for taking the time.

Thanks...I was just wondering....we just got one....but I didn't think you mentioned the infared in your video...

I've had my gen3 edenpure for 10 years and nothing comes close to it for whole house heat. I love it!

Have you tried the baseboard hydronic? I think they are called.

EdenPure makes an exquisite heater, built in Canton, Ohio. It’s worth every penny, and pays for itself. Great synopsis.

Hi! ☺ Thank u SO much for sharing this video. I enjoyed it very much. If u don't mind, I have a question. I have purchased 4 Edenpure quartz heaters. I have thrown 2 away. Do they have bulbs that need to be replaced? I don't know why, but: I have thrown 2 away & the 2 that I have now r not working properly & I am about to dispose of them also. Thank u again!! ☺☺😎😎

Hi - curious about the wall insulation you went with? I was almost going to go with injected foam insulation, but figured that might scare away potential buyers in the future. Did you have your exterior wall insulation blown in from the inside or outside? If from the inside, how was it having to patch and repaint the holes?

Big Lots has the Source Green 1500 watt infrared heaters for $99 they claim to heat 1,000 sq ft of space. It is the 4 infrared unit, there are others like the EdenPure which have 6 infrared heating elements.

thanks man

I can't afford an Edenpure unit, wish I could. Can you recommend one of the infrared heaters in the under $150.00 range? Is Dr. Heater a good one?

Thank you, for the facts and the facts only.

What do you think of the radiator heater for a bedroom and than the edenpure style in the main part of tha house? I lost my baseboard heater in my bedroom, no money now for a electrician. I used the radiator last year worked ok, but I wonder, is it more expensive to run the radiator space heater compaered to baseboard. They both are 110 volts. Neither run off a fan. I just hate to leave the house with the radiator on . curious what you have to say about that. Thank you so much for a wonderful in depth review though.

Thank you for your comments, you are right a toaster doesn't have a blower, as doesn't the baseboard heater or the oil filled radiator heater shown in my video. And if you have a quartz heater there is no need for any humidifier the air never dries out. That's why quart heaters have the ability to have warmer air at floor level and cooler at the ceiling, laws of physics can't be changed and water (humidity) is heavier than air and that's how quartz heaters heat with water and objects first.

Great review!

Hello, would you say that the Eden Pure is more energy efficient than the other space heaters?

hi I have a question concerning the oil filled radiator, say there are 2 models with the same 2400 wattage but one has 9 fins and the other has 13. Is the heating gonna be the same since they have the same amount of watts, or is the 13 fins better? Also in my opinion (which could be wrong) the one with 13 fins is for me more efficient since it has more oils than the 9 fins which in return would heat the room faster and make thermostat intervals longer which saves money. What do you think?

First, very good video, lots of good information. My question is how much money do you save compared to using your furnace?

I am looking at purchasing an infared unit. I'm curious to know what your monthly bill is to run yours. Thx

These heaters are amazing. I live in a two story home and pointless to heat the entire home, especially overnight. I use this model in the bedroom (nearly 10 years) and it raises the temperature to a comfortable level within 5 minutes, while saving energy.

The Reason the oil filled heaters do not heat as well as your infrared or the other $12.00 electric heaters is because even if you set the thermostat on high the thermostat gets hot and cycles on and off... I have three of them and they do the same thing.. However if you put a box fan aimed at the oil filled heater and put thermostat on high it wont over heat and shut off... BY the way you are not going to get more BTU's out of that Edenpure than any other 120v electric heater that is not faulty. The bad thing about the Edenpure and similar infrared heaters is that those Glass tube heating elements don't last very long. they last about one or two seasons then they go bad... and they are expensive to replace. They don't save any more electricity than any other electric heater. A friend of mine bought one years ago because she bought into the hype that it will save on her heating bill... It did lower her gas bill a little but the Electric bill went WAY up it cost more, way more to heat her house so she got rid of it and went back to relying on her gas furnace. The only advantage they have is the outside of the unit is just warm to the touch (not hot). Most have a remote control but the thermostat is still located on the unit.

thanks for the review but I am finding several places to buy this heater. Can you tell us where you purchased yours? Also, did you get a warranty?

I have to ask, how well does the toaster heat your home?

does it effect the durability of the edenpure unit, if on cold days or weeks, that the fan runs non-stop.....??? I am also curious about how you said you oiled the fan. What type of oil did you use , and how often should one do that ???

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THANK S for the video you sir are correct and i love the toaster analogy i live in a mobile home in MN. and if you need to be told it gets cold up here i have 2 model #1000 EDEN PURE heaters i think the are (GEN 1) from 2006 7 years and still going strong and i have tried the all the above mention heaters including the oil heater with a fan behind it they dont work and i challenge any one to shut off there furnace and try all of these methods i have and the clear winner here is the EdenPure

Get a ceiling fan and almost anything will work. I use a Lasco ceramic heater and it works great. The element is the important thing. That is what converts electricity into heat. Actually a hot wire heater is better but can almost can not be found anymore. The older electric heaters are the best and can be found at places that sell hand me downs stores. My lasco put out 140 degree heat and with the use of a ceiling fan is important.

AND it can double as a seat &or end table, so it's a win/win/win situation lol I had one of these given to me by some rich people that were moving and getting rid of "junk & clutter." It looks like this is a GOOD heater/seat/end table lol So. Yeah. Yay. Win. Win. lol. 😊

3.41 BTUs per watt a BTU is a BTU is a BTU. No matter what heater your using

An extremely well presented review and explanation sir. Said with jest, you should follow the comedian Steven Wright's thoughts, buy a humidifier and dehumidifier for your birthday, put them in a closed room, and left them "fight it out." : - ) You can then report to us on the results! (lol))

Do you think that unit would keep a 400 sq-ft uninsulated garage warm?

Nice video. I have an Eden pure heater and 2 oil radiator stile heaters. The Eden pure does not heat as well and as they do and I have to listen to the noise of the fan. I live in Arizona where the air is dry. Maybe the Eden pure needs the humidity to help it work. I don't know. All I know is it sure doesn't work well for me.

Great video. Thank you.

Do you recommend me spending money to get my whole house 1200 Sq ft blown in insulation before I buy an edenpure? My dad did not put insulation in the house and no one will live in the house but me, but I still want a reasonably warm house if I go from one room to the next. Do you think spending the money would be worth it.

Could you tell me which model you own? There are so many models to choose from.

All the small 1500 Watt heaters only works when you are close to it and you don't feel warm when you have to move around. I think a good heater is not about just wattage. It is about the ability to heat the whole room quickly and evenly so you will feel warm in any part of the room. Efficiency is important but it seems it is not the only factor otherwise everyone will not be still trying to find the best one because they are all 100% efficient in math. To me a good heater is the one that will warm me when I am 10 or 20 feet away and not just in the area close to the heater like 2 feet.

I tried clicking on the link below about the latest video comparison...but it doesn't take me to the video...

1500W is 1500W. Because the thermostat is incorporated in the heaters, moving the heat away from the unit will avoid it from cycling to a lower power level or even turning off. If the goal is to move hot air to different areas of the house, this could be done with a cheap additional fan.

I realize this video is really old just curious when you say it heats your whole house 8 hundred sq ft or so are you saying it'll even flow into bedrooms as well or is it limited to the room it's sitting in ? Thank you

Not a "plant" of any kind I can assure you. Did your unit come with a warranty? I would think it would have unless you bought it used. And truthful here I'm on my 4th season in a row with the same unit showed in this video...same bulbs and works and heats like first year I bought it. The only thing I do is clean the unit out once a season, and clean the filter on the unit weekly...that's it.

Consumer report tested this heater and disputed the Eden claims on it's entire specs. They found other less expensive heaters out performed this heater and they named those heaters. Duraflame was one of those makes and it's less money.

Thanks, this is very useful.

Eden Pur is the BEST

These put out 5100 BTU for about 200 dollars, there are space heaters rated at 5000 BTU for 30-50 dollars. Why wouldent getting the cheaper one be better?

great review would of love to see heater in action and more detail in reference to auto shout off and setting

I copied this from the edenpure website, Combustion heaters create dry, irritating indoor air that can deplete your body’s natural moisture and increase your susceptibility to illness. They also burn a great deal of oxygen - which can actually make you feel tired and fatigued. The EdenPURE heater causes none of this. The part about combustion heaters creating dry air and EdenPure not is just not true. Water happens to be a product of combustion so it's electric heaters that creates dry heat. EdenPure knows so little about physics and engineering it's just plain scary.

I have a GEN 3 also , it works very well .