Where not to put a heater?

There are several places where it is not recommended to put a heater due to safety concerns:

1. In a crowded or obstructed area: Do not place a heater in a crowded space or near objects that could obstruct its airflow, such as furniture, curtains, or rugs. This can increase the risk of fire hazards.

2. In a bathroom or near water sources: Avoid placing heaters in bathrooms or near water sources like sinks, showers, or tubs. Water and electricity do not mix well and can lead to electrical shock or damage to the heater.

3. Near flammable materials: Do not place heaters near flammable materials like paper, clothing, bedding, or chemicals. This can increase the risk of fire hazards.

4. On unstable or uneven surfaces: Avoid placing heaters on unstable or uneven surfaces where they can easily tip over. This can cause accidents or damage to the heater.

5. In a child's room or near children: It is not recommended to place heaters in a child's room or in areas accessible to children, as they may accidentally touch or play with the heater, increasing the risk of burns or other injuries.

6. Near pets: Avoid placing heaters near pets, especially if they have access to it. Pets may get too close to the heater or knock it over accidentally, causing harm to themselves or damage to the heater.

Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines when using heaters to ensure proper usage and minimize any potential risks.