Space Heaters - HELP!!!

[frankandmaura]

Our babies room is COLD! And I can't seem to get the furnace to get more heat to it. I have tired everything from closing all other heat sources and forcing the air to it to pumping the whole house heat up to unbearable temps.

I think the issue is, it is the last room on the line and I just can't get enough heat over to it.

Anyway...I want a nice SAFE Space Heater. Consumer Reports recommends the Honeywell HZ-519 (but it seems to be discontinued - I can get it but I am not sure I trust the sources). I was even thinking about that EdenPure one (supposed to be cool to the touch and it is $300), but Consumer Reports says it is junk!

Anyway...does anyone have any recommendations?!?!

Any help is appreciated!

[Loverotties]

If you have forsed hot air,you can install a small moter in the duck to boost the temp in that room.

[Phishnoob]

I borrowed one of those oil filled radiator types from a coworker for a couple of weeks. It was quiet and did a great job. They have them at Target.

[frankandmaura]

Thanks Guys...

George...I can't get to the ductwork (our basement is all hard ceiling and I can't get to the line). Boooo.

[hng]

We use an oil filled heater too and it works great. You would have to remove it when the baby can get up and touch it to avoid burns though.

[fish.freak]

partially close the vents that come before that room to boost the pressure

[frankandmaura]

Originally Posted by fish.freak

partially close the vents that come before that room to boost the pressure

Thank you..tried that (I closed all the vents before that room) and I still don't get much. I am wondering if it may be partially blocked or if there is a gate somewhere in the line that is holding back the heat. But I can't get to it since my basement is finished (plastered ceilings)...stupid, stupid!

[fish.freak]

if you can get the vent open you can stick a snake in there to check for blockages

[frankandmaura]

Good thought, I can see if I can get it off. What do I do if it is blocked?!? I don't really want to rip my ceiling out...

[Twitterbait]

there are services that can clean out your ductwork for you. I would look into that first of all. after that go find a good oil filled radiator style.

[whatevva]

Check and see if there are manual balancing dampers somewhere near the furnace itself. If the ducks insulated, the small arms might even be buried underneath the insulation.