....since it was put here, I say take all of your cigars, pile them in the middle of your garage, add some kerosene and light...should work well............
I like the stability of kerosene over time
just light it outside and put it back out there for ~10 minutes when you turn it off
I think? this is not applicable to you...
Some guy ran flexible heat hose piping in his garage floor slab when building it..he bought an electric water heater and a electric circulating pump...heats his whole garage...way cheaper than oil, gas, propane or straight electric....
Pretty ingenious idea...,
You probably heard of it before? I hadn't..
This is what I use and honestly it works great for me granted I think I should have went for the single instead of the double. It takes up very little space, heats up my insulated 2 car garage very quickly, Makes for a comfortable place to smoke my cigars in the winter. If you want to go fancy the the electrical baseboard heaters are the way to go but any electrical heating element will run that power bill sky high. Me I can't afford the cost equivalent of another stove, hot water heater, or dryer (the three biggest power consumers in the home) but if you have it to blow then go for it I say.
https://www.harborfreight.com/30000-btu-tank-top-propane-heater-63072.html
I have one of these as well but I use it on the patio outside. Granted my morning temps are usually only 45 degrees but I only use one of the burners at a time. Works great. One bottle will last me all winter.
deadeyedick wrote:
I use the same one except it is a single burner. When it is real cold out like today 8 degrees when I woke up this morning I skip the garage all together. Your average east coast winter temps though it works just fine and my garage is not insulated.
