Have you tried a reversible AC? Let me know in the comments if you’d rather have a dedicated heater or a 2-in-1 machine!
We’ve all been there: You spend £300+ on a portable air conditioner, use it for 8 weeks during a heatwave, and then it sits in the corner of the spare room gathering dust for the other 10 months of the year. It feels wasteful, right? goodhome takoma reversible mobile air conditioner
If you only get hot for three days a year (looking at you, Scotland), buy a cheap fan. But if you live in a modern, well-insulated flat where summer is a greenhouse and winter is an icebox, the is arguably the best value appliance you can buy. Have you tried a reversible AC
Pro tip: The unit is heavy (about 28kg), so you won't want to move it from room to room daily. Pick a spot near a window and a plug, and leave it there. It feels wasteful, right
Here is the math that matters. Fan heaters use 1 unit of electricity to make 1 unit of heat (100% efficiency). The GoodHome Takoma uses 1 unit of electricity to move 3 units of heat from outside (300% efficiency). Your wallet will thank you in December.
