Last year I bought a small propane radiant heater that mounts to the top
of a 20 lb cylinder. I works great. It only heats the area in front and
has no fumes and a tank of gas lasts many many hours. You get instant heat
when and where you need it. You can use it in the drive if necessary.
...Art
On Thu, 7 Jan 1999, David Ligda wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> Anyone have any advice on heating an attached two car garage? I have used
> a small electric heater (the Lakewood milk barn model) and it doesn't even
> come close to providing enough heat. Next I bought one of those forced air
> propane heaters which warmed the place up nicely but produced so many fumes
> that my eyes watered and you could hardly breathe in the place even with
> the windows open.
>
> I don't want to heat it all the time, just when I'm working. Do those
> 'trash can' propane heaters produce as many fumes as the forced air models?
> They have to be quieter at least.
>
> David
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