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Tue, Dec 12, 06 at 16:59
| I have an uninsulated garage. It's about 20X20 with 8 foot ceilings (almost flat roof) and lot's of air leaks.
i could run a natural gas line in there, or wire it to 220 (or use propane or kerosene) . What is the best choice for a safe heater that will enable me to work out there now and then this winter? I don't need it toasty warm--Just warm enoough to take the chill off, and remove my gloves when i need to do finer work. This in in saint paul, mn. I should say i have asthma, so i wouldn't want anything that's very stinky. what is the best and most economical option? thanks in advance. |
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| Try here, alot to look at but maybe something will do. It would behoove you to do some insulating, regardless of what you end up getting. It makes a huge difference. Annette |
Here is a link that might be useful: heaters
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- Posted by mike_kaiser (My Page) on Fri, Dec 15, 06 at 6:36
| I have a ventless natural gas heater and it works great. They're not terribly expensive, maybe $125 to $175 depending on what size you need. Just make sure you get one with a thermostat. If it's practical, insulate the garage. You'll be much more comfortable and will keep you heating bill down. Mike |
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