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Originally Posted by TLightning
In our first winter in our Montana we went to Wally World and bought two stand up Lasko heaters.
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Same here. We used to use a ceramic heater in our class C but the element kept clogging with dust so we went back to an old fashioned wire coil element "milk house" heater. Between it and the electric fireplace we stay toasty even down as 28 so far. We don't run electric heat at night, we set the furnace to catch at 60. As soon as we get up we turn the electric heat back on and use the furnace to get temps back up to 70. The electric heat has had no problem holding it in the 70's during the day.
We just got caught in the freak snow storm in Colorado Springs and our system has worked well.