While guarding the water pipes they can help dry the washing as well. After all, during the colder months, how long does it take to dry clothes left hanging overnight. Most of the time daybreak will find them cold, damp and uncomfortable to wear? That could be in parts of a building where you work or where you live. The cold makes productive work nigh on impossible as you wait for the room to warm. Which, dissipates the chill in favour of a more comfortable atmosphere. There are other examples of the Dimplex Coldwatcher benefiting homeowners. During cold weather, you can use it in the laundry room. Or, anywhere that laundry is left to dry or pipes need protecting.

The Coldwatcher provides warmth against the chills of winter. But it also provides a system that allows any space to remain above freezing. That means it can fight off damp, frost damage and condensation. The Coldwatcher is suitable for use in commercial, industrial and domestic properties. It will provide 24-hour protection against frost damage – burst pipes. So, they are particularly useful in buildings left empty at night and weekends. Most Popular Q&As What is the best heater for a small greenhouse? Cold weather can often lead to damp as well as condensation. And, even water damage as a result of burst pipes. That was until the Dimplex Coldwatcher came along. Dimplex introduced their solution to do more than heat a room. They made it, to do so safely and effectively, and with a specific market in mind. Introducing the Dimplex ColdwatcherWhen it comes to heating, many of us by design overlook certain spots. Instead, of heating those very areas that will feel the impact most. You should always remember that you need to light the burner when it is in its final position, and not carry it around when lit. The Coldwatcher is designed to do a lot more than warm cold feet and hands. The Dimplex Coldwatcher takes a wider view of cold weather. It understands not only the effect it has on people and equipment. But also, the impact it can have on their property as well. What the Coldwatcher offers is much the same as other electric heaters. But, in a variety of different formats. It can switch on when the temperature gets too low and switch off when it gets too high. We start off with what is hands down the best and most advanced greenhouse heater in the UK. Compact, energy efficient, incredibly powerful and as safe as it gets, the Bio Green PAL 2KW Palma Heater is an excellent addition to any greenhouse, workshop, garage, basement, or outbuilding. Boasting of stainless steel construction and a robust build quality, it’s definitely engineered to last.

Most manufacturer’s seem to recommend about 300w of electric heating for a 24 square foot greenhouse, and this goes up incrementally with the size of the greenhouse.This depends entirely on your greenhouse. If you have acres and acres of land and vast polytunnels, then you will need a bigger heater than someone who is heating a tiny space at the bottom of the garden! Is your garden shed used as a home office? Or, somewhere you go for a cup of tea and to pot a few plants. Or, is it a place to carry out repairs and store your gardening equipment? Whichever one of these it is, you’re going to need an electric heater to keep it warm. But the confined space and timber frame of a garden shed makes it a serious fire hazard. So, you will want to heat it without any risk of it catching fire. The Dimplex Coldwatcher shed heater is one you can leave switched on permanently but cheaply. This frost protection heater will allow you to do that and more. They’re cheap because they switch on at about 7 degrees and off again soon afterwards. A frost heater that can be left ‘on guard’ to activate only when it gets very cold. During the winter it’s essential to provide supporting heat. With the proper heater in place, you can provide that protection. And so, your property and possessions will bypass a cold winter unaffected. These nifty little heaters are a great – and relatively inexpensive – solution to keeping your greenhouse warm in the winter. Most people would worry about leaving a heater switched on overnight. There’s always that nagging fear of it leading to a fire-related accident. And, at the same time, the dread of high electricity bills.