The best electric heaters in the UK, from traditional stove-style units to modern smart models – tested

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The article discusses various aspects of electric heaters, including their efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and environmental impact. It also provides guidance on choosing the right type of heater for different needs and offers tips on how to dispose of old heaters in an environmentally friendly manner.

Some key points from the article include:

* The most efficient electric heaters are ceramic heaters or fan heaters with a low wattage and simple functionality.
* Electric heaters can be more cost-effective than turning on central heating throughout the home, especially if used in one room.
* Ceramic heaters are quieter and produce less heat after deactivation, while fan heaters are quicker to heat up but noisier.
* Old electric heaters should be disposed of responsibly, either by taking them to a recycling centre or listing them for free on local marketplace websites.

The article also mentions two specific electric heaters that were tested:

* The Mill wifi max portable heater 1,500W is considered the most efficient electric heater for medium to large rooms.
* The VonHaus small oil-filled radiator 1,500W is the most efficient electric heater for small rooms with moderate heating needs.

Overall, the article aims to provide readers with a comprehensive guide to choosing and using electric heaters in a way that is cost-effective, efficient, and environmentally friendly.
 
I'm really glad we're moving towards more eco-friendly options when it comes to our homes! I've been thinking, have you guys considered getting a ceramic heater? They're so much quieter than traditional fan heaters and still get the job done. Plus, they're usually pretty efficient too. I just got one for my small home office and it's been a game-changer on chilly mornings 🌞. But yeah, it's always good to know how to choose the right one for your space and not end up wasting energy or money. And let's be real, taking care of our planet is super important 💚.
 
so i'm thinking about getting an electric heater for my living room cuz it can get pretty chilly this time of year 🧮 but i'm not sure which one to get... ceramic or fan heater seems like a good option, dont know though 🤔 what's the diff btw those two?
 
I'm getting a bit fed up with all these new-fangled electric heaters coming out. Like, can't we just stick with good old-fashioned radiators? But I guess for those who need something portable or want to heat just one room, ceramic or fan heaters might be the way to go 🤔. The thing is, they're so energy-hungry and noisy! I mean, have you ever tried to chill with a screaming fan heater? Not exactly the most relaxing vibe.

And don't even get me started on the environmental impact of all these discarded old heaters ending up in landfills or whatever 😷. Proper disposal is key, for sure. It's good that there are options like recycling centres and local marketplaces where people can list their old heaters for free. I just wish we had more eco-friendly alternatives that didn't rely on electricity so much...
 
I'm telling ya, have you ever stopped to think about why they're pushing electric heaters so hard? I mean, it's like they want us all to be dependent on them or something 🤔. But for real though, ceramic heaters are the way to go - they're so quiet and efficient, it's like magic 🔮. And don't even get me started on how much money we'll save on our energy bills... that's just too good to be true 🤑. I'm not saying it's a conspiracy or anything (okay, maybe I am), but have you noticed how they're always trying to tell us what to do? Like, why do they need to tell us which type of heater is best for each room? It's like they're trying to control our every move 🚫. Anyway, just thought I'd share my thoughts... take it for what it's worth 😊.
 
I feel like we're all just trying to stay warm and cozy at home without breaking the bank 🍂💸. Electric heaters can be such a lifesaver on chilly days, but it's great that this article highlights their environmental impact too 🌎. I mean, think about it - those ceramic heaters are so quiet and efficient! And using them in one room instead of the whole house can save us some serious cash 💰. But what really gets me is how we should be responsible with disposing of our old heaters - every little bit counts, right? 😊
 
I gotta say, I'm so over these new-fangled electric heaters 😒 they're just so... energy-hungry 🤯 like, can't we just get back to basic radiators or something? But I guess it's all about being eco-friendly now 🌿 and saving our planet from itself 🌎.

I mean, ceramic heaters are a decent option, I suppose. They're quiet and whatnot, but they still guzzle energy like crazy 💨. And don't even get me started on fan heaters - they're just so... loud 🗣️. Can't we just have some peace and quiet for once? 😴

But seriously, if you're gonna invest in an electric heater, just make sure it's not gonna break the bank 💸. Those Mill wifi max portable heaters sound like a solid option for medium to large rooms, but I'm still not convinced 🤔. And what's up with these VonHaus small oil-filled radiators? 1,500W in a small room? That's just excessive 💁‍♀️.

And don't even get me started on the whole responsible disposal thing 🚮. Like, who thought it was a good idea to make us sort out our own e-waste? 🙄 It's just so... 2025 🤦‍♂️
 
idk why ppl still use those old metal heaters lol 🤯 they're like dinosaurs or something! anyway, i think ceramic heaters are a great option cuz they're so quiet & energy-efficient 😊 plus, deactivating them doesn't affect the heat output too much. fan heaters r cool too, but u gotta be prepared for the noise level. anyway, it's awesome that there are more eco-friendly options out there now 🌿💚 like the wifi max portable heater, that sounds super convenient!
 
Heaters are finally getting some love! I'm low-key loving ceramic heaters tho 🤩, all quiet n chill 💨. Central heating can be so harsh tho... just sayin'. Recycling old heaters is a must too 👍. Who knew electric heaters could be eco-friendly? 😊
 
Dude I think it's so cool how ceramic heaters are getting all the love now 🤩 they're literally so quiet and efficient! I've got a friend who lives in this tiny studio apartment and she was always blowing hot air everywhere with her old fan heater 🙄 but then she got one of those new ceramic heaters and it's been a total game-changer for her. And the fact that you can just dispose of them properly now is super eco-friendly, I love how people are starting to care about that kinda thing 🌎
 
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