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With energy bills on the rise and temperatures continuing to plummet this January, we're all seeking a way to stay warm without spending a fortune. That's where tower heaters could be just the ticket, thanks to their affordable running costs and their ability to heat rooms in a matter of minutes. But what's more, this Living And Home Tower Heater is currently up for grabs for a whopping 53% less, thanks to Debenhams' current sale.

Normally costing £80, this Midea 30 Inch 2KW PTC Ceramic Tower Heater with Remote Control is now selling for the massively reduced price of £38 while this deal lasts.

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This ceramic fan heater is equipped with dual DC motors and reliable PTC heating technology, promising to reach 35°C in just three seconds. Unlike traditional PTC heaters, this heater generates warm air rather than burning, and it distributes it quietly and evenly throughout the room, keeping you comfortable and warm.

Compared with other electric heaters, this device is armed with a 30-inch heat shield and a 75° horizontal oscillation angle, with a 10% larger range and higher power than alternative models on the market.

Plus, this energy-saving fan heater boasts three heating settings (high, low, fan only) and an adjustable thermostat that lets you fine-tune the temperature to your preferences between 5 ℃ and 35 ℃. The ECO settings automatically adjust control based on ambient temperature, saving energy and money while in use.

This indoor heater is made of V0-grade, high-quality, flame-retardant material and features overheat and tilt protection to provide safety. After 12 hours of no input, the device will automatically shut down, ensuring comprehensive protection for the whole family, letting you wave goodbye to fears of leaving the heater running all day or night without supervision.

The ceramic fan heatercomes with a 24-hour timer and an automatic shutdown function that can turn off the monitor after 60 seconds. This quiet heater (running at 34dB) is equipped with practical LED touch buttons and a remote control, making it easy to operate from anywhere in the room.

Though not boasting a wide array of reviews at Debenhams, one buyer who picked up this heater bestowed a 5-star rating, writing: "Easy to use and warms up the space super quick. Keeps the heat in even when the door is open!"

The same tower heater is on sale at Amazon for £49.99, where plenty of shoppers are also singing its praises. One customer raves: "I’ve been using this heater in our 4×5m wooden summer house over the last few weeks, and it’s been great so far. It heats the place in about five minutes, which honestly surprised me. The temperature control is handy and seems accurate, though I’ll need more time to see if the ECO mode actually saves energy. It runs quietly, spreads the heat evenly, and feels safe to use—even in a wooden cabin. The remote control is a lifesaver for sleepovers. No one needs to get out of their beds to turn it on and off. Overall, very happy with it so far, and hoping it stays efficient in the long run."

Further praise comes from this reviewer, who does share one minor gripe: "A portable heater, I will be using this as the winter is coming and my bedroom is freezing with cold air. It’s fairly light and sturdy and it does a good job heating the room in just a few minutes, you can rotate it and move the hot air left and right to ensure it does not just face in one direction. It comes with a remote control which is a bonus when i get too lazy to turn it off or on. However, the noise is not to loud but no quiet either when close up, but i don’t mind it. It also blows cold air which is awesome, I can use it during the summer."

And a third buyer beams: "I’ve been using this Midea tower heater for a week now, and it has completely changed my opinion on space heaters. My previous heater was a bulky, square box that was a real tripping hazard and took up so much floor space in my bedroom. The main reason I chose this one was its slim, tower design, and it has not disappointed. It fits perfectly in a corner next to my desk and is so much less intrusive."

They go on to add: "Despite its slim profile, it is incredibly powerful. The 2000W setting heats up my medium-sized bedroom in just a few minutes. I love the three different heat and fan settings, and the digital thermostat allows me to maintain a perfect, consistent temperature. The remote control is a fantastic bonus – being able to adjust everything from my bed is a luxury I didn't know I needed. The 24-hour timer is also great for turning it on before I wake up."

Another tower heater on sale, for those who don't mind splurging a little bit more cash, is this 5000 Series Smart Tower Ceramic Heater from Philips, which would normally cost £99.99, but is now reduced to £69.99.