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I live in Haebangchon. From what I've heard, buying a portable heater saves a lot of coin in the winter time. If anyone is selling one, or knows where to buy one (and how much?) in the neighborhood, please post. Thanks.

[PigeonFart]

Not a direct response to the OP because i don't know about Haebangchon, but you can get a new portable heater for about 40,000 in any Homeplus (or Emart).

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Cool. Thanks, brother. Now I wonder where a Homemart is...

[bassexpander]

These oil heaters are by far the best:

http://www.enuri.com/view/Detailmulti.jsp?modelno=918168&cate=050405&Mname=&fb=1&porder=9&key=popular%20DESC&factory=&search=NO&m_price=&spec=&sel_spec=&pagesize=20&page=1&keyword=&orgkeyword=&logkeyword=&spec_name=&from=list

They don't dry your skin out like the others do, and put out a warm, soft heat that is very comfortable. Best heaters I've ever had!


http://www.enuri.com/view/Detailmulti.jsp?modelno=918168&cate=050405&Mname=&fb=1&porder=9&key=popular%20DESC&factory=&search=NO&m_price=&spec=&sel_spec=&pagesize=20&page=1&keyword=&orgkeyword=&logkeyword=&spec_name=&from=list

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Thanks. I can read Korean but barely understand any, which means I'm kind of lost on that link. Do they deliver? Is there a delivery charge? How did you get yours?

[guava]

How about a heating mat...

http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?p=2240729#2240729

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What's a heating mat?

[bassexpander]

OP: you can also find those oil-type radiator heaters for sale at E-mart or Homeplus, last I checked.

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