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I see your electric is about 2.2x the cost of mine, so yes that's significant. Was mostly pointing at your net impact to heating in winter, which in your case is only an additional 40-60W from baseline. That's effectively an extra Type A light bulb in your room. This is more of a savings during hot months than effectively heating during cold months.
It really depends on the size of the space. It does a lot more in a room of 8m^2 than 20m^2. There is a reason that a 40W incandescent bulb is used to ferment foods like yogurt in an oven. It produces enough heat to keep the whole oven at fermenting temps.