I use the type of propane heater that mounts to the to of a 20 lb
cylinder. I'll bet it gets a little colder in Buffalo then Florida and it
works for me. As far as gas heaters and gasoline fumes...well all the
garages I know of use gas heat with no problems. I guess it is like the
argument that some use about storing paint etc inside. Some go as far as
building a shed out doors(at least they claim they do) the question I
would ask is where did the store you bought the paint/solvent store it?
...Art
On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, Scott Hall wrote:
>
> reading about shop heaters brought a question to mind:
>
> I know people put gas heaters in their garage, but how? I'm looking at
> the gas heaters advertised in the harbor freight catalog (it gets cold
> even in florida) and the price looks right, but a _gas_fired_ heater in
> the same room as gasoline fumes? do other people do this?
>
> I know someone on this list (in minnesota, istr) just did this and I think
> it was a 'direct vent heater' or something like that. is this kind not
> able to ignite vapors? or does some other kind safe for use in a garage?
> and if so, how?
>
> thanks
>
> scott, who'd like to keep warm, but doesn't want to be on fire
>
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