Jan
29
2010
K&H Pet Products Ice Eliminator BirdBath 50-Watt De-Icer
Posted by Blogmaster in Birds, tags: 50Watt, BirdBath, DeIcer, Eliminator, Products
- Safely maintains open water to 20-degree below zero Fahrenheit
- Natural color and 18-inch cord blend in with nearly every birdbath
- May be spray painted any color but the existing durable enamel finish is easy to clean
- Thermostatically controlled, using only 50 watts
- UL Listed
Product Description
The unique design and low energy consumption aren-foott the only reasons Ice Eliminator has become a best seller. Let-foots just list a few more… Solid aluminum housing keeps the unit from falling out of the birdbath. Attractive rock-like design blends naturally with any birdbath. Spray paint any color to match any birdbath. Will not calcify, rust, or leave stains in birdbaths. Won-foott burn or melt plastic birdbaths. Being only 50 watts, it saves $ vs. most other brands. Three year limited warranty.
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i am hoping it will be good but so far the weather has been too warm for me to assess the product. I hope it will work when the temperature drops below freezing.
Rating: 5 / 5
This is a good product. But inorder to conserve energy use it only when it is freezing cold and there is no snow on the ground. Birds actually can eat snow , so they have no need for de-iced water when there is snow available. Also keep in mind that when you do use a de-icer you should put rocks in the bird bath so that birds do not actually bathe when the weather is freezing cold. They should only be able to sip water when it is below freezing outside. This product is fairly energy efficient, using only 50 watts. I believe it is programed to turn off when the temperature of the water rises so it it should not be expensive to run.
Rating: 5 / 5
This heater works very well and was delivered in a timely manner…
Rating: 4 / 5
This product works amazingly well! It has been below zero all winter and yet the bird bath remains unfrozen. I couldn’t be more impressed or any happier with this purchase.
Rating: 5 / 5
This replaces a foil type birdbath heater that we had for about 2 years. While it was more expensive than our first, it seems much sturdier and better made. It is quite heavy, but we still use a rock to anchor it in the bath. It doesn’t thaw all the water in the bird bath, but a good portion of it. It’s our first winter using this, so we will see how well it holds up to the Midwest winter.
Rating: 5 / 5