recommend a heater?

[Keetman]

Thanks great info, does propane need to be vented like kerosene?

Not exactly sure how the different fuels burn, but while I think Kero is going to burn more dirty.....anything that produces a flame produces carbon monoxide. It may produce very little, I'm not sure, but if it produces it and it can collect in the area you're in you can be hurt by it. CM is colorless and odorless too, so you may not even know its around you. You should always have a detector to let you know when the levels have been established (******t air isn't supposed to have any CM in it.)

[jimt91]

Alright I doubt I'll have any CM problems, but to be safe I'll get a detector. So far it seems a propane heater is my best bet. There's so many options out there, what would be a good store to go look at some? Lowes like mentioned before?

[tmonkey]

you really need to insulate first other wise you will just be wasting most of the heat from whatever heater you go with

[jimt91]

The propane heaters say for outside use though? At least the one's linked. Considering I'm only using it for an hour or 2 max I don't think it'd be too much of a problem? I might be wrong?

[Denis12341]

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