Anyone else do this?
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'03 S55 (79K miles)
Looking at heaters
well, now that it’s 90degF here, wishing it were cool and less humid!
However, I’m still more apt to go for a garage heater for winter. I’ve looked at some of the used-oil burner heaters that service garages use. I don’t have a good floor plan though.
I may end up hanging an LP burner unit in the ceiling with a built-in circulation fan. Needs to vent to the outdoors, but I have a bedroom above the garage. Fidgety building safety codes need to be satisfied.
However, I’m still more apt to go for a garage heater for winter. I’ve looked at some of the used-oil burner heaters that service garages use. I don’t have a good floor plan though.
I may end up hanging an LP burner unit in the ceiling with a built-in circulation fan. Needs to vent to the outdoors, but I have a bedroom above the garage. Fidgety building safety codes need to be satisfied.
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Same in Georgia, hot and humid just waiting for fall temperatures to arrive. Building safety codes I can understand but damn the county and government always have their hands in our pockets.
Just get one of the propane heaters you can move around. Those things put out alot of heat!
Just get one of the propane heaters you can move around. Those things put out alot of heat!
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Good point.
Good point. I’ve seen the glow heads that attach directly to a 20 pound LP. Could be useful for prewarming the space. dangerous to use when I’m spraying cans fulls of flammable solvents and cleaners and degreasers.
