M-Rod

Thanks to everyone for the responses so far. I'm really interested in this radiator. Most people seem to like it, but the reviews don't give running costs. Is it economical to run, bearing in mind I'll have to buy about 4 of them for mum (although they won't all be on at the same time) The joy of these is that they are not fixed and they will have a resale value, as well as being able to be stored should any future heating conk out. So.... 1. Could you give me some idea of heating costs per unit? 2. Someone mentioned (in a Screwfix review) that the heat rises but doesn't warm the room. They are the only person who says this, where most other people say that it works very well. Mum's cottage has thick stone walls that will keep the heat in the winter and keep it cool in the summer. It's relatively small - just a couple of bedrooms - but if we commit to paying £100 per heater, we need to know that it's economical and will heat a room up nicely. 3. One person mentioned the clicking of the element when it heats up, cool down. That doesn't really bother me as elements do that, but is it particularly noisy or just like any other element? Thanks in advance

Hi My mother has moved to an old country house that has no heating. She wants to install some electrical heaters temporarily until she can get permission to make some changes to the land and she will then fit underfloor heating. That will likely take a while, so we're looking for recommendations on the best type of electrical heating for a house that doesn't require her to sell her first born (me, but I'm not worth much!) I've read that the blue energy heaters are good. Halogen too, but there are always naysayers who hate it. So, I thought I'd ask the experts for your advice please. There may be better ones you'd recommend. We would prefer something that could be fixed to a wall. Are air con units that heat up better than radiators? I've read so much I'm so confused as to the best one. Can anyone help please? Thanks in advance!