It does not mention anywhere that it is not for indoor use. I used it in the room and suffered poisoning from the air and almost had remorse

In a 40 square meter space, it heats up just fine. It's neither a radiator nor a wood stove nor an air conditioner, but for the 35 euros it costs, it's just fine

Around 30 square meters room does not heat it. Also, it is easy to overturn. It heats where the mirror looks while it gets cold on the right and left. It is not economical as a 10-kilo bottle lasts for 4 days with morning and afternoon opening for about 6 hours.

I imagine it depends on the space you put it in, but it's not meant to heat up a room. In order to feel warm, the stove needs to be facing you. The room temperature only increases by about 3 degrees. Of course, I live in an attic, so maybe it's not solely the stove's fault. For its price, it's decent, I suppose, but it's more of a temporary solution than a permanent one. You also need a dehumidifier because it creates a lot of humidity

Absolutely satisfied. It was purchased to cover the heating needs in an office space. You simply can't withstand the heat. With gas and electricity prices skyrocketing, it is a good alternative option.

I have it for over 3 years. Initially, I had it as a backup in case of a power outage. Now I use it on the balcony for immediate heating. Lightweight, cheap, and very efficient in performance. Silent, no smell. Flame thrower! No comparison to those with squares. The mirror is what enhances it, and the most special thing is the deep orange-red color it takes. Visual pleasure. It is not piezoelectric, but it compensates with its other advantages. I highly recommend it.

I have had it for 5 years and I use it with a propane bottle because it doesn't smell. It heats up a space of 70 square meters, living room, kitchen, dining room. It only needs a little attention because its flame is exposed. The average bottle consumption of 32.5 liters lasts me 2 weeks when filled, from morning to evening.