To circulate the air. The heaters warm the air closest to them, which rises. This forces cold air to replace the warm air - which is then heated... and the cycle continues.
a vault.
No and yes. In your room, no oxygen will be consumed by the electric heater, so it's safe to use it in an unventilated room. Remember, though, not to cover it to prevent overheating (and possibly fire). To create the electricity, though, it's very likely that some oxygen was used (unless you get your electricity from a renewable source: hydro, wind, etc, or nuclear). In the power station fuel is burned, so this does reduce the oxygen level, but not locally.
== == Cold air is more dense than the room temperature air so it drops to ground level where your bare feet just happen to be.
There are many space heaters on the market today. Some of the best models for larger rooms include Laskoâ??s 755320 Tower Heater and the Vornado VH110 whole room heater.
They can be keep at a normal room temperature in water.
To reflect heat back into the room.
room heaters have polished surface
Ground level
Heat rises, whereas cold air sinks.
Room heater are placed on a lower level because the air coming from the room heater is hot and hot air is light so it will go up and resulting in keeping us warm.
Cellar Basement
It is called a basement
A fan.
Baseboard heaters depends on convection currents in air to move heat around a room.
Room temperature.
Tube heaters can be used in many different environments and places that need to be heated. Tube heaters can be places in walls or flooring in order to keep a room warm.
To reflect the heat into the room.