thread: Keeping kids bedrooms warm

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  1. #1
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    Jul 2007
    Melbourne
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    Just an idea...I find that the vaporizer I use from time to time in my kidlets room if they have a cold keeps the room warm. It runs for about 6 hours so you could get one and sneak in a turn it on when you go to bed. I don't like to leave the central heating on as it drys out the air too much and the vaporiser keeps the room warm and the air moist. You do need to open the curtains and open the window in the morning just to get some air circulating through.

  2. #2
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    Apr 2010
    1,118

    We have an oil heater in both rooms with little people - they are warm to touch but not so hot they burn you.

    Are we talking the same kind of oil heater here?

    Other child seems to be immune to cold but we think she's completely insane so we have an electric blanket on her bed on a timer, it goes from 7:30-9:30pm. She absolutely loves getting into a warm bed.

    I find the big problem with the oil heater is certain small people adjust the settings. We have it on very low and she keeps either turning it up or off. We have duct taped over the controls.