Radiant Heaters Buyer's Guide
Keeping your home warm and cozy is an ongoing battle if you have a family. Someone always seems to be cold, and someone always seems to be hot. If your home has central heating and air, then the thermostat is a battleground. Lines are drawn in the sand, treaties are torn asunder, and signs of peace have all but faded long ago.
One way to bring the war of ice and fire to a close is to bring another heating solution to the table. You'll find the peace talks to be successful when you bring a supplemental heater into the mix. The cold one in your family gets the heat they need. And the hot-blooded person can breathe easily not living in an oven anymore. All thanks to a radiant heater.
What Is a Radiant Heater?
Radiant heaters use the same type of warmth we all feel each time we step outside. The Sun warms the entire planet with radiant heat. A radiant heater will warm up an element, and that heat you feel coming off that element is radiant energy, a.k.a radiant heat.
