Very practical heater for indoor/outdoor use. In general, for emergencies, everyone should have one!... Especially in Greece. (I fill it with a funnel)---If you don't have one, cut a plastic bottle... It smells very little.

It is convenient for moving from room to room. It heats the space quite well considering its size. It needs to be turned on and off outside the house to avoid smelling.

I bought it 2 years ago after reading the good reviews it had on the site. The truth is that it is quite lightweight, easy to carry, and doesn't burn as much as other kerosene stoves, so far so good. As a product, I consider it unacceptable, it is very difficult to change the wick and it takes effort to adjust the desired flame. In the first year, the glass of the oil indicator broke without anyone touching it. The filling position is difficult, it requires effort and a special funnel, which I don't have as I write this review. The truth is, I got frustrated with the product and threw it away

The portable heater was purchased for emergency situations, mainly for power outages. Last year, we were without power for five days due to snow. It has a durable and attractive construction and does its job quite well, heating a small room to prevent freezing. In terms of price, it is the cheapest option, as you would have to spend around 100-200 euros for something better. It has a very slight smell (of course, this is subjective), but all kerosene heaters have a smell, even the more expensive ones. The window should be slightly open for safety reasons. It burns approximately 1 liter of kerosene every 4 hours and holds 5 liters of kerosene. I have been quite satisfied with it for the purpose I bought it for, but it is not suitable as the main source of heating. Additionally, there is some difficulty in refilling it with kerosene, as the location of the fuel supply point is not the best.

I don't know exactly what those who write that it's worth the money, etc. mean! We are talking about the worst product on the market, I wonder how this thing has a license! Let's start then: It has no safety, if it falls, it catches fire! It doesn't turn off by itself (like kerosun, kerona) if it gets shaken. Does it smell? From the very first day of operation!!! It smells to such an extent that your eyes hurt and sting! Of course, you have to have a window open. It's like having a taxi inside your house (burning fuel from the same kerosun company). Also, don't even think about using it to cook... this thing is pure poison. It is also a fake construction, you can see that the irons it has bend even with the wind. To understand how fake a product we are talking about, the importer states a different capacity in Greek and a different one in English! And one last thing... the humidity in the room increases vertically when you have it inside!

Very good for its price, you can comfortably heat a 30sqm space. I would even say it's a tough little stove, you can take it anywhere, for example, to a cottage, a camping trip, or a student house balcony. Now, in terms of consumption, it is much lower than the well-known brands in the market, but okay! Those brands produce more calories. Basically, it is also beautiful! And it has an advantage that the manufacturer mentions, you can cook (by removing the black lid) and warm up food, I don't know about coffee with the lid on, but it roasted Greek coffee perfectly!