Space-gard And Aprilaire #4851 Aprilaire Blower Activation Relay

• Aprilaire #4851 Blower Activation Relay.
• For Aprilaire series 500, 600, and 700 humidifiers that use the Automatic Digital Humidifier Controls (# 56 and # 58).
• Allows digital control (#58) to turn on system fan when there is a call for humidification (but not heat).
• This device will initiate HVAC fan operation when there is a call for humidity, even when there is no heat call.

This relay starts the furnace fan whenever the humidistat calls for more humification. It was reasonably priced, looks to me to be a quality device and works perfectly.

1099-20 GeneralAire Humidifier Replacement Filter

Delivered on time in perfect condition. No Problems at all. Very reasonably priced compared to several other suppliers on the internet.

this is the real thing and it is about as cheap an convenient as I could find it.

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New humidifier filter unit exactly as described. Researching for pricing, price was in the low range but for just a little more than the absolute lowest price you can find, it's a bit of assurance to buy through Amazon. Fixed $4.99 shipping was reasonable and for this size and weight is probably the next best thing to free shipping. Ordered Jun 10, shipping notice Jun 12, arrived Jun 17 by UPS. Did not receive UPS tracking number until I emailed and asked for it, the day the filter arrived.

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Good product, fast shipping, really good price. What more is there when buying humidifier filters? Installation was easy and the product works great.

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I recently put it in my humidifier, and it seems like it works. How do you review something like this?

Serene House - Vulcan White - Ultrasonic Scentilizer Aromatherapy Diffuser

Had issue with the automatic background sound-would play even though was turned off at a quieter level, still annoying. Colors on and off can be annoying. Mister and aromatherapy aspect was great though. FOund this actually being used at a very high end spa.

would have given it 5 stars but there is no turn off feature, just have to unplug it. There is a pricier model that has a remote control but it costs $100 more. I love that it runs for 6 plus hours and there is no chance of causing a fire unlike the tea candle diffusers.

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Every Christmas I start my holiday shopping trying to find that special gift for my inlaws [who seem to have everything]. This year I was thinking something with soothing sounds, or maybe an aromatherapy machine--but nothing grabbed me. Then I spotted this diffuser on amazon. It's beautiful and larger than it looks online, so it's pretty solid.

I wasn't able to be there for Christmas (they live out-of-state) but my husband tells me the water reservoir is easy to fill and it puts out a strong mist. Just a few drops of oil keep the house fragrant for hours. The changing colors add a nice touch, too. The only thing missing is the option to set it on one of the cycling pre-programmed sounds and keep it there.

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Hunter 23568 52-Inch Sea Weathered Bronze Fan

• WhisperWind motor
• Installer's Choice 3-position mounting system
• Tarnish-resistant finish and hardware
• UL wet listed for outdoor locations
• Weathered bronze finish

I've just installed this ceiling fan on a patio with a fairly low roof and it fit well in that space. The blades are only about 9 or 10 inches down from the ceiling.

Installation wasn't too difficult but the Neoprene covering around the mounting plate did make it a little difficult to put in the screws.

The fan did not wobble even on the highest speed and it did put out a fair amount of breeze on high.

It was not as much breeze as an industrial metal fan but it is acceptable for its location.

The color depicted in the pictures on this page (as of May 15 2006) is not the color of this fan. It is more of a reddish-bronze brick color.

The blades on this fan are plastic with a wood finish instead of real wood. For me that's good because I wanted it for outside and the plastic blades should hold up well.

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I love Hunter Fans! This one was a replacement for an older model that was damaged by a contractor. This fan is easy to install, whisper quiet, and looks great. I installed this fan on my screened porch, and it has been providing us with quiet cool all summer long. One thing to note since it is made for outdoor installation, the fan has a visible white rubber gasket that sits between the ceiling and the fan's collar to keep water from getting down into the fan. If you don't like the way the gasket looks and your installation is not truly outside, you don't have to install the gasket. Overall, a great fan that mounts flush with the ceiling. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a flush-mount fan for outdoor installation. Well worth the money, so go ahead and take the plunge!

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Most reviews are of limited value. They are written and posted shortly after the time of purchase. Therefore durability, a very important factor, is ignored. I had two outdoor but covered and rain-free Hunter Original Fans which were replaced after only 6 years due to corrosion and environmental degradation. The Hunter Lifetime warranty was useless. (In fairness, the nine indoor Hunter Originals installed in 1992 have performed perfectly.)

Since Hunter would not honor the warranty for the Originals and told me I should have installed their outdoor fans, I selected the Sea Air model as replacements. Now, one would think that they would be constructed of materials that would not degrade with outdoor installation. However, within one year the white finish on the housing began to rust. They were both an eyesore by three years. One had a blade snap off at 11 years and the other is still in use at 13. However, as I said, they have been rusty looking for 10 of those years.

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This is a nice looking, well made fan. I was concerned about buying this, or any other fan, because I have a sloped ceiling (only 1.5" in 12") and I couldn't tell from specs whether this would mount with the short down-rod (supplied) properly on a pitched ceiling. I wanted to use the short downrod due to limited ceiling height. No problem the fan mounted fine with the short rod. It is quiet & moves air well I am using in a 3 season porch 12x20.

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I was skeptical because of the price. This fan carries the Hunter name, but definitely not the Hunter quality we have become accustomed. Cheaper hanging mechanism than others which allows the fan to tilt. Does not move the amount of air as other Hunter fans we own. Would not reccomend.

EdenPURE Signature Series Infrared Portable Heater

I live in a rural area and have been eaten alive by the high cost of heating my home with with LP gas. I heard about these heaters and talked to a friend who repairs hvac for his opinion. He said these eden pure heaters are really nice and use approx. $30 a month in electricity to run. I was skeptical until i received my first months elec. bill while using this heater. There was a 400kwh's increase from last decembers bill. at 6.6 cents per kwh, 6.6 cents x 400kwh = $26.40

I usually run this heater for 10-12 hours a day everyday and longer on weekends. The temp outside has been very mild so far this winter. Our average daily temp has been about 30 degrees and when the eden pure runs, my lp gas furnace is quiet and never cycles. This little beauty keeps it very comfortable for us. I would recommend to anybody! just leave your furnace set at your usual temp and then fire this thing up and you'll see true savings. I have a tri-level home and keep this in the bottom den on an inside wall. I opted for the signature model because it has higher wattage and a humidifier. A very nice heater and i'm very pleased with it! Would buy again!!

I have a 1200 sq/ft home and was getting tired of huge heating (gas) bill, decided to give it a try. I have had it close to one month and so far it works better than the old convection heater, but for $340 more I expected at least that much. We leave it on close to the highest temp. all the time and lowered our t-stat 2 degrees. It does not heat the whole house and the room it is directed at is still a little cold, but better than it was before. Still waiting on the first gas/electric bill to finalize my verdict, but overall I was expecting more than I got.

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1500 watts gives you exactly 5118.15 Btu's. Heat can be radiated or convected, but with resistance heating you will never get more than 5118.15 Btu's. Edenpure forever has been duping people with a product that looks sexy, but tends to be unreliable and expensive as well. One of their promos actually touted the "original designer" as having discovered a revolutionary new type of heater which is pure hogwash. Go elsewhere and don't believe their bogus claims.

Really the only way to get high efficiency with electric heat is with a heat pump some of which are literally 6-8 times more efficient than the resistance type.

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Consumer Reports, February 10, 2010:

Heating Claims Don't Add Up

Manufacturers of electric space heaters want you to believe that using one of their devices will lower your heating bill. Lowering your home's thermostat(s) and using your main heating system less in tandem with a space heater--called zone heating--will cut your utility bill. (Every degree you lower the thermostat(s) can save you about 2 percent on your heating bill.) But keep in mind that based on current national average prices and adjusting for the energy losses due to burning a fuel, heating with electricity is about two and a half times more expensive than heating with gas, the most common heating fuel in this country.

EdenPure suggests that "you can turn the heat down in your house as low as 50°F, yet the room you are in will be warm and comfortable. When you move to another room, the EdenPure goes with you. Its wheels make relocation a snap." That scenario assumes that you have to heat only a single room to heat at a time or that you own multiple EdenPure space heaters; that once you're in a room you stay put and don't move around the house; and that you're willing to keep the rest of your home at a chilly 50°F. Lowering the thermostat(s) by 3°F would likely result in minimal discomfort for you and your family, but are you willing to keep your home at 50°F?

...Its design essentially negates the radiant-heating effect, so it operates more like a typical fan-forced convection heater. While a fan can help mix the room air, there is typically some temperature variation, with cooler air near the floor and warmer air near the ceiling.

Humidity Information Seems All Wet

EdenPure says its heaters "protects the humidity level and air quality important to breathing comfort and personal health," and also notes that "Heat from the copper tubing rides the humidity in the room and provides moist, soft heat--ceiling-to-floor, wall-to-wall--without reducing oxygen or humidity."

Simply put, when you heat a room with any space heater and don't also have an additional source of humidity, say a humidifier, the total moisture in the air in that space will stays the same but the relative humidity will go down, not up. That's true for every space heater we've tested...

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Why on earth would anyone pay four hundred bucks for a 1500 watt electric space heater? You can buy the exact same amount of heating capacity for about one tenth of the cost at any hardware store. Oh, wait... sure, this one has a humidifier built into it. And umm... it also supposedly has a UV light bulb in it to sanitize the air.

The way that I look at it, though, if you are going to buy a heater then you should just buy a heater and be done with it. If you need a humidifier then buy one of those. Clumping together different components in the same cabinet is just asking for trouble.

And besides, do you know what a UV light bulb is supposed to do? It kills biological stuff, the stuff that just isn't present during the heating season. UV bulbs are great for killing off the slimy stuff that grows in the condensation drain pan of an air conditioner but they don't do a damn thing about the primary air contaminant present during heating season: dust. For that you need a really good air filter...preferably one connected to a central forced air system so that it cleans the air in the entire house.

As for the humidifier... well, it is true that humid air will make you feel warmer than dry air but this is usually a phenomenon that occurs in the summer when the air is already humid and you are working up a sweat at some physical activity like, say, cutting the lawn. And it's not very pleasant to feel sweaty, is it? A humidifier is good for several things in the heating season: keeping your sinuses from hurting, preventing damage to wood floors and furniture and keeping static electricity in check. But... in order to actually feel warmer (sweaty) you would have to raise the humidity level to the point where condensation begins to form on the insides of your windows. When that happens the water runs down the glass and damages the sill. Not good. By the way, you will get tired of having to continually refill the water reservoir pretty quick and then it won't humidify at all. Good humidification requires several gallons per day in a typical home...how many ounces of water do you think this thing can hold? If you need humidity in the heating season then shell out the bucks for a whole house humidifier that fills itself automatically and is controlled by a humidistat. That's the smart thing to do.

So... even though this miraculous heater has a built-in UV bulb air sanitizer and humidifier, these aren't exactly huge benefits...actually they border on uselessness. And besides, if one component decides to break then you are going to have to do without the entire thing while you send it in for repair. That's why separate components makes more sense from the standpoint of functionality.

Now aside from these two "features" you have the heater itself. It is a 1500 watt electric space heater in a faux wood cabinet with a remote control temperature adjuster. It has a little squirrel cage blower. It uses three 500 watt halogen light bulbs to produce heat. The heat warms some copper pipe that the fan blows air around. That's it. The fact is, though, that any 1500 watt heater (almost all of which are vastly more reasonably priced) will put out the exact same amount of heat.

Now someone else on this page spoke glowingly of how much money they saved by operating this thing instead of an LP (whole house) furnace. Bear in mind that yes, he is only heating ONE room rather than the whole house...definitely comparing apples to oranges there. But let's just take a look at some numbers...

First of all, almost no one in the USA pays 6.6 cents per kilowatt hour. Don't believe me? Look it up. An average price is way closer to 10 cents per KWH. And if you are "lucky" enough to live on the east or west coast then you are probably paying between 12 and 15 cents per KWH.

Second, the only way that this turkey is going to keep your furnace from operating is if it just happens to be parked in the same room as the forced air thermostat. If that is the case then you can bet dollars to donuts that the rest of the house is seriously under-served in terms of heating. If you live in a place where it gets really cold then operating an EdenPure near a forced air thermostat (or worse, turning the furnace completely off) could very well result in frozen and/or broken water pipes elsewhere in the house. But that's the "strategy" that EdenPure promoters push: Stay in one room with the electric space heater and seal off the rest of the house without any heat. That can really get you into trouble in cold climate parts of the country.

Okay, now back to the number stuff... Let's say that you have a 10 cent per kilowatt utility rate. Let's also say that the heater is on 50% of the time. There are 720 hours in a thirty day month so that would be 360 hours for 50% operation. 1500 watts x 360 hours is 540 kilowatt hours. Multiply that against a ten cent rate and you get 54 bucks. Think about that for a second or two: 54 bucks to heat ONE small room in your house for a month. And remember, that is assuming that it's only on for half the time. What if it's on for 2/3's of the time? Or 3/4's of the time? Yikes! Not good, campers, not good at all. And holy cow, what if you live in New England where it's cold AND the electric rate is over 15 cents a KWH? Double yikes!

EdenPure is basically promoting the idea here of heating one room in your house and either not heating or severely under-heating the rest of your home. If this is your idea of comfort then have at it. Me? I'm thinking that if you can't afford to heat your house properly then maybe you have a little too much house.

Seriously, though, if you want to save money on heating then instead of using this stupid overpriced electric heater idea, why not invest in some actual energy saving home improvement stuff? Seal up air leakage points on the building exterior walls. Improve the insulation values in the ceilings. Insulate your water pipes. Is your floor insulated? You would be surprised at how many people live in a house with an un-insulated floor built over a ventilated crawl space. There are all kinds of energy saving ideas out there that you can use to lower your monthly utility costs. Most of them are pretty easy to do and once you do them the improvements are good forever.

The bottom line here is this: Electricity is your worst heating value (unless you operate a heat pump but that's another story). The EdenPure is a ridiculously overpriced portable electric space heater. There are vastly cheaper portable electric space heaters that deliver the exact same amount of heat regardless of the nonsense claims made by the EdenPure hucksters. Sometimes you DON'T get what you pay for. The EdenPure would be one of those times.

*And one more thing: Anytime I see someone gushing over what a great value the EdenPure is, I'm thinking they are probably selling EdenPure heaters.

Honeywell H32020 Dirt Devil Style 22 Replacement Belts

When I replaced the belt the vacuum started working better. I thought the vacuum was dying. It just needed a new belt.

My vacuum appreciates me a little bit more because I replaced it's belt after it shot smoke and died the other day. This is a pack of two, so I'm ready for the next time!

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Material felt really strong. That or my belt was just really worn. Perfect fit for my Dirt Devil for Pets. Delivered earlier than expected.

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Im happy but maybe should of checked out Walmart first. I could of saved a few bucks. Though the one at Walmart was not made by Honey Well.

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Summer Infant SwaddleMe Appliqued Cotton Knit, 7-14 pounds

We started using this swaddle when our now 10-week old baby was 1 month (before that it was too big for her) and so far we like it. The fabric is soft and light and the design makes it easy and fast to swaddle your baby. The design is super cute too. The one draw back? The Velcro on the chest area is VERY noisy so usually the baby gets startled when we take her out of this swaddle. Love the purpose of the Velcro, but hate the noise. I don't know of a better/ not so noisy way to accomplish the same objective but I hope they come up with it.

Overall, good product.

I won't review the basic SwaddleMe product here, since there are tons of reviews elsewhere. This one shares the same basic design (same components, tabs, & velcro placement) and works just as well.

This particular item is one of the higher end / more expensive applique models. The material is super soft, and the design is absolutely ADORABLE! I find myself reaching for this one whenever it's clean .. and the other more basic SwaddleMes are just backups for when this one's dirty. This also washes well, just be sure to close the velcro tabs before putting in and not to wash/dry together with anything really delicate that it might get stuck to.

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Pros: Really cute, well made, not too thick or thin

Cons: My son seemed to grow out of this item very quickly... which was surprising because my son was not a large baby. He's in the 50-75% for height and 10-25% for weight. Nevertheless, we stopped using this item after about a month and a half because it was just too small for him.

I thought these Swaddleme blankets would make life easier, so I purchased a few, but at the end of the day, it wasn't worth it. Receiving blankets worked way better for us.

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The Owl one is adorable but the color is WAY wrong on here. It's not yellow at all. It's a very lime green which is adorable but a bit of a misrepresentation and doesn't fit as well for a girl now.

The material is lovely and good for summer swaddling. The process is AMAZINGLY simple vs. doing it with just a blanket. It's idiot proof and even first time Mommy proof for messing up. It's also great to not have to keep readjusting it when you're carrying the baby.

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I've used a few different types of swaddles and I definitely do like the Summer Infant SwaddleMe 7-14pds. I actually like it more than my Miracle Blanket swaddle but there are a few things I don't like about it. 1) The material isn't that soft. It just feels a bit cheap. 2) My daughter is able to break free of the swaddle and get her arm/hand out of it sometimes. But she might just be the next Houdini because I have yet to figure out how.

I do like the design of the Summer Infant SwaddleMe 7-14pds swaddles (I have the Happy Hippo) and overall my daughter does sleep better when she in this swaddle. I'd definitely buy this item again. And the only issue I have with the velcro is that I have to make sure it won't snag on the other clothes when I'm washing it. But it is a little loud when I am taking my daughter in and out of the swaddle but the noise doesn't bother her or me. Overall this a good buy in my opinion.

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