How good are Amish heaters?

Amish fireplace units are energy efficient. You don’t have to worry about them emitting any hazardous fumes or byproducts. The natural humidity in the air is maintained through the use of infrared quartz heat that won’t dry out the air in the room.

Are Amish heaters made by Amish?

An Amish heater, or Amish fireplace, is an electric fireplace product first introduced by Heat Surge, LLC, an American company based in Canton, Ohio. The company manufactures a space heater called the Heat Surge Roll-n-Glow Electric Fireplace that fits inside a wooden mantle handcrafted by Amish artisans.

Why is it called Amish heater?

Calling something an “Amish Heater” gives consumers the impression that the Amish — who are known for their disdain of most technology — are somehow responsible for inventing or manufacturing the heater. However, the only connection the Amish have is in the making of the wood mantel.

How does the miracle heater work?

This means that heat which could be utilized is going up each and every chimney. The “Miracle Heat” Heat Reclaimer is designed to utilize a part of that lost heat, and yet let enough heat pass through the chimney to maintain proper draft and temperature so that creosote and soot formation is kept to a minimum.

What are the ratings for the Amish Miracle fireplace?

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Did the Amish actually craft the heater?

So, I’m not surprised, that it wasn’t actually crafted by the Amish, or that the heater was made in China. However, they do have an Amish spokesperson. So I can see why, many of you, believe it was supposed to be crafted by the Amish.

Can an Amish mantel really help your heat bill hit rock bottom?

“Amish Mantel and Miracle Invention Help Home Heat Bills Hit Rock Bottom,” blared the headline on the ad. “The HEAT SURGE miracle heater is a work of engineering genius from the China coast, so advanced you simply plug it into any standard wall outlet,” the ad proudly stated.

How many BTUs does an Amish fireplace have?

According to the ads, the Amish Fireplace produces an “amazing” 5,119 BTU. However, “any 1500 watt heater will provide that amount of BTU, so there is nothing really ‘amazing’ about that from an engineering standpoint,” said Dr. Fiona Doyle, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley.