I currently have a ceramic heater, fan forced tower. It's ok, but I want something with radiant heat I think. Any good recommendation out there. I will be using it in a garage this winter to keep me somewhat warm. Amazon reviews are ok to read but usually people aren't using them outside, more indoors.
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Outside Heater Recommendation
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I've used Dual horn propane heater untill I made the basement acceptable for my wife. You would need to crack the door for some fresh air, but really did a good job heating up my porch.http://www.amazon.com/Variable-Cert...r=8-3-fkmr3&keywords=dual+horn+propane+heater
^^^ This! Beware CO poisoning...DAMHIK -- Don't Ask Me How I Know (had quite a scare here during the "October Surprise" snowstorm about 10 years ago, due to my own stupidity!
) My personal recommendation is a vent-free Rinnai forced-air gas heater like the one I have. Expensive, but very good peace of mind. There are other (cheaper) vent free heaters available, but Rinnai is phenomenal. http://www.wayfairsupply.com/Rinnai...pAd1f5fCxLJ8J2ZO_8EYZLTenZH6pywjXBRoCNH3w_wcB
This little monster likes to keep me warm
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Sounds like an interesting story........^^^ This! Beware CO poisoning...DAMHIK -- Don't Ask Me How I Know (had quite a scare here during the "October Surprise" snowstorm about 10 years ago, due to my own stupidity!
http://www.wayfairsupply.com/Rinnai...pAd1f5fCxLJ8J2ZO_8EYZLTenZH6pywjXBRoCNH3w_wcB
Mr. Heater
http://m.summitracing.com/parts/MRH-F242650
http://m.summitracing.com/parts/MRH-F242650
Nice looking rig. How much time would you guess you can get off of one 20# tank at the 10,000 setting?
Mine lasted the whole of last winter...maybe 6 to 8 cigars a week. I only ran both burners if it was really cold. Then again, most time I was dressed in my work clothes with thermal underwear and a Carhartt coat.
I use a single burner version and it's awesome. They can be had dirt cheap at the Big-Boxes.
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You can't beat 60 bux brother!
Just brace yourself for the heat bill, because electric is pricey! (or is that propane?)
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It's electric. Says it uses 1/3 the electricity of normal 1500 watt heaters. Either way, I only use it a couple time a week and usually shorter smokes in the winter anyways. Didn't want propane because i sometimes keep the garage closed or partially open in windy cold weather.You can't beat 60 bux brother!