It is 22 degrees outside and dropping but it's 70 degrees in the garage!
I bought these outdoor heaters from Costco a while back(the bright red glowing things on the wall). But nothing warms up the room like the propane heater. I also got a couple of kerosene heaters but right now the propane was the cheapest for the amount of heat. Even though the garage is insulated, it is very drafty. I even have a hole in the ceiling with a box fan to help flow the fumes out of the garage when I paint or weld. But I still have to open the door from time to time or go out for fresh air. But for working in the garage this is good heat. During the summer I got stand up fans and AC! That metal duct work in the back is for the AC. (AC not shown). Back to work. I just primed a part and need to do some more sanding.
I really need a bigger garage! :-)
I really need a bigger garage! :-)
2009 Blizzard
Another pic of the garage heaters in 2009.
I use the propane heater when it is really cold out. The wall heaters usually work fine until we get a long cold spell like we had this season.
This one has a ceramic back and is very quite. So quite I have to do a double check just to make sure I turned it off at night. When I change the tanks I check all the fittings with 409 or Windex to make sure there is no leaks. Tonight things didn't smell right and I did a soap test (409) and one of the hoses was leaking. Shut it all down and fixed the leak with a new clamp. Checked again and all is good! The heat is on!
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