How did this purifier affect your electricity bill? Is it costly to run?
59618
I have used the purifier 24/7 for 6 months and am very satisfied. Although i haven't paid any attention to the energy consumption, I would think it fairly normal for a small appliance.
59619
I have had myone for about 6mos now and run it 24/7 on auto mode. It sits next to the cat litter box. Does a fantastic job. Usually after the cat leaves the box the fan automatically adjusts up to a higher fan speed momentarily and when smells or dust are gone it adjusts back down. I have not noticed an adjustment in my electric bill. I think it draws no more than any othe small appliance.. So, no not expensive to run.
2240464
I'm not sure, I know it is cheap to run, cheaper then the furnace i think it is 8 cents or so an hour. I havent had to turn my heat on since I bought this last year before winter. I love it.
1056811
Runs all the time . Not sure about the watts . Very little effect on my electric bill, if that's what worries you .
1624616
��Low = 50 Watts ��Medium = 120 Watts ��High = 170 Watts Leaving this purifier on the high rating 24 hours a day will cost the same as leaving on two non-energy saving light bulbsThere was no noticable increase in my electric bill over a month of usage.
1873035
Noticed a nominal increase in electricity cost. Say 50 dollars running it about 12 hours a day five days a week
1542535
Started using heater 3 weeks ago; after checking my electric usage online, it seems there is minimal change to my electric consumption within the last month. I've used it continuously throughout the night during sleep and while at home. There is a Economical setting that I use during the day. I haven't gotten my bill yet but I believe it does not make a substantial increase in the electric bill, which makes me very happy.
413254
I really have no idea...I haven't noticed an increase in my electrical bill. A feature I like about this dryer is that the heat cycle moderates to a cool cycle. I find that my clothes are dry far sooner than I expected and I end up turning off the dryer long before the cycle is complete. I love my little dryer. Simple to use and does what it is supposed to without a problem.
1937858
thats one of the things i was upset about it advertised having the humidifier but there is not one basically its just a heater and really didn't do a very good job at heating my march electric bill was 777.27 when it normally runs around 160.00 so it pulls a lot of wattage i bought a lasko heater from walmart for 70.00 does a much better job hope this helps
534736
WE're careful about how much we use it, but we live in SoCal with the highest electric rates in the continental US. You can do the arithmetic yourself. The heater runs at 750 (L) and 1500 (H) watts. Look at a recent electrical bill and see what the cost/kWhr is in your area. Let's say its $0.20/kWhr (typical for SoCal), then 1 hour of using the heater at high will run you $0.30 (1.5kW x $0.20/kWhr), and one month of this will run you 30 days x $0.30/day = $9.00/ month. If you live in the Pacific Northwest, like my in-laws, where electricity is cheap ($0.06/kWhr), then it will cost a lot less (only $2.70/month) for that 1 hour/day. WE're careful about how much we use it, but we live in SoCal with the highest electric rates in the continental US. You can do the arithmetic yourself. The heater runs at 750 (L) and 1500 (H) watts. Look at a recent electrical bill and see what the cost/kWhr is in your area. Let's say its $0.20/kWhr (typical for SoCal), then 1 hour of using the heater at high will run you $0.30 (1.5kW x $0.20/kWhr), and one month of this will run you 30 days x $0.30/day = $9.00/ month. If you live in the Pacific Northwest, like my in-laws, where electricity is cheap ($0.06/kWhr), then it will cost a lot... » Read More WE're careful about how much we use it, but we live in SoCal with the highest electric rates in the continental US. You can do the arithmetic yourself. The heater runs at 750 (L) and 1500 (H) watts. Look at a recent electrical bill and see what the cost/kWhr is in your area. Let's say its $0.20/kWhr (typical for SoCal), then 1 hour of using the heater at high will run you $0.30 (1.5kW x $0.20/kWhr), and one month of this will run you 30 days x $0.30/day = $9.00/ month. If you live in the Pacific Northwest, like my in-laws, where electricity is cheap ($0.06/kWhr), then it will cost a lot less (only $2.70/month) for that 1 hour/day. « Show Less
1711755
I don't use the fan everyday, so I can't really say.But based on the times that I have used it. I have not seena hugh difference in my electric bill. Hope this helps.
417193
Hi Kim, my wife and I had the same concerns that you are having before we purchased our Duraflame. We used our Duraflame last winter and was very surprised at how little our electric bill went up. I can't tell you the exact numbers as to cost and electrical use but I can tell you not to worry about usage. Hope this helps. Bill
33343
Yes, this system monitors every circuit in my house including my AC and dryer. It saw that my refrigerator was short cycling before it died so I wasn't too surprised when it did. Because of the age of the refrigerator I choose to replace it. It also showed that my upstair AC was burning 1.5 times more power than my downstair unit which is twice the size of the upstair unit. I replaced the unit last summer and my July bill was about $120.00 less this year. I really like this unit. Hope this helps.
2049981
I have no clue. My electric bill from last summer was unchanged from the previous year, so I'm guessing not much (I live in a very small condo with pretty low electrical use, so I should notice any significant changes). I used the fan on it's lowest setting mostly all last summer, have not used it more than a day so far this year.
701695
I haven`t used it that often but its doing a wonderful job. I`ll let you know how the electric bill works out. I`m not really sure if its the same as the one at Meijers, make sure you check out its credentials first.
204541
I wish I could help you with that but I'm not certain. I certainly haven't noticed a difference in my electric bill, and my son uses this fan every night. The one negative I have to say is that it was only used for a couple weeks before it started making a very annoying noise while oscillating. It has therefore only been used in a fixed position since. If you want a good oscillating fan, this may not be the one for you.
1599437
I have no idea. It hasn't affected our electric bill at all. It would be just like a fan at different speeds.
1009825
I can honestly say no. Although I can't put a dollar figure on it, I noticed only a slight increase of my electric bill. It far outweighed turning the heat on, creating another bill. Hope this is helpful.