Subject	I've got the "Mr. Heater" but in natural gas.
Posted by	danz300 on November 14, 2003 at 11:27 AM
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In Reply To	Don't use karosene,unless you want constant headaches.Get posted by AndrewZ on November 14, 2003 at 09:34 AM
Message	Ratiant heat warms the concrete floor great. Had it for 3 years.
Follow Ups	Thinking about a heater for the garage - MatD 09:19:08 11/14/03 How about an electric heater? No fuel hazards. (n/m) - Z Wang(Austin) 09:28:39 11/14/03 They don't throw enough heat - MatD 09:30:26 11/14/03 Maybe multiple heaters then? Sorry, doesn't get... - Z Wang(Austin) 09:33:52 11/14/03 Don't use karosene,unless you want constant headaches.Get - AndrewZ 09:34:50 11/14/03 By the way It's called Mr.Heater and puts out 26,000 btu/max (n/m) - AndrewZ 09:39:40 11/14/03 yup, sears sells em for 90 bucks or so, - nixit 10:14:34 11/14/03 I've got the "Mr. Heater" but in natural gas. - danz300 11:27:54 11/14/03 what about those heaters that look like a jet turbine?? - takirb 09:36:05 11/14/03 LOL... - Zenn 09:51:22 11/14/03 Jet turbine, LOL - Marshall 10:30:36 11/14/03 i always referred to it as a jet engine lol they put off - takirb 10:34:46 11/14/03 yeah - Marshall 10:39:45 11/14/03 lmao i'm 24 :oP (n/m) - takirb 10:45:16 11/14/03 Yes, there called Torpedo Heaters upto 165,000 Btu/Hour - ZBlacktt 11:31:44 11/14/03 Must suck to need to heat the garage. I want it A/C'd (n/m) - Rob.M @ Downshift Magazine 09:36:30 11/14/03 Re: Thinking about a heater for the garage - Dallas DamonZ 09:58:56 11/14/03 Same set up here. - Woody75 (Denver) 11:21:35 11/14/03 not a big fan of the gas setups. - Dallas DamonZ 00:53:35 11/15/03 the kerosene heater I purchased - GO 10:46:29 11/14/03 The one I am thinking of is ... - MatD 12:35:15 11/14/03 reddy heater - merlin3 16:19:42 11/14/03 I live in a 100 year old duplex until I finish college. It - NC-Z (For-Hire) 16:47:50 11/14/03
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