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Heating and Air Treatment
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BeModern Amari 148768 Pebble Bed Wall Mounted Fire With Remote Control - Black
BeModern Southgate 62022 Log Effect Electric Stove With Remote Control - Black
BeModern Hansford 3727 Log Effect Suite And Surround Fireplace - Cashmere
BeModern 49697 Log set Electric - Black
BeModern Banbury 133744 Log Effect Inset Fire - Anthracite
Russell Hobbs RHPAC3001B Air Conditioner - Black
AEG AXP26U559HW Air Conditioner - Grey / White
BeModern Colman 27502 Log Effect Electric Stove - Grey
De'Longhi DEX212SF Dehumidifier - White
Black + Decker Smart BXCV41011GB 2000W - Black
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FAQs
- Do electric fires use a lot of electricity?
The amount of electricity used by an electric fire varies depending on their wattage. They are typically cheaper to run than their gas counterparts and can even be a better alternative to central heating if you’re just trying to heat one room.
To figure out exactly how much it would cost to run an electric fireplace, you just need to multiply the wattage by the cost of electricity. For example, if the appliance uses 1500 Watts and your rate is 22p per kWh, your electric fireplace costs around 33p an hour to run.- Is it expensive to run an air conditioner?
The cost of running an air conditioner can vary based on a few factors, its energy usage, the amount of time it runs for, and your electricity tariff. For example, if it uses 1500 Watts and your rate is 22p per kWh, the air conditioner will cost around 33p an hour to run.
Just bear in mind that bigger rooms will need a more powerful air conditioner, and this could increase costs.
- Do air purifiers get rid of smells?
While air purifiers can get rid of nasty smells from the air, they may not be able to remove them from surfaces such as furniture, carpets or walls. If you want to quickly shift a bad smell from your room, then using a higher setting can often give you a breath of fresh air before you know it.
If you’re looking to clear the air, make sure you get an air purifier that’s perfect for the room it’s in. You can find the maximum room size of each humidifier in the product specification section of our product pages.
- Do dehumidifiers stop mould?
Dehumidifiers can help prevent the growth of mould by reducing the humidity of a room and depriving it of water. However, they can’t kill mould fully or address the root cause of why it’s forming.
If you want to find the right dehumidifier for you, think about the size of the room, how humid it is and how much water it will need to store – a bigger capacity means fewer trips to the sink. Luckily, we’ve popped this information across our product pages, so you can easily find what you need.
- Can air conditioning be used for heating?
Yes, many air conditioners can be used to heat your home on cold nights as well as keeping things nice and cool on those summer days.
