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Propane is expensive and that heater will suck it out very quickly. The tiny space heaters produce a lot of heat and it's not expensive at all. Plus you don't have to keep refilling the propane, which was a big deal where we lived at the time.
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lpkayak
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i have 3 elec heaters-all diff sizes-that is so much easier if it doesnt cost too much...its colder here tho
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we use the tiny speace heater too. it clicks on and off at night.
propane is used for our refrigerator and that's it basically.
i'd go with a small space heater that you can unplug.
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lpkayak
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the elec heater is working good but one problem is the regular propane heater keeps trying to start-it cant cuz i have the propane off but it keeps trying...wont that wear something out?
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just don
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turn the electricity off to the propane heater. there should be a switch or a fuse especially if it has a fan.
All else fails turn off thermostat or turn way down. sometimes a small button on bottom or side
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lpkayak
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i called the company and the secretary talked me thru how to push the thermostat til i clicked and turned off the elec
i feel pretty stupid...but the problem is solved
thanks tho...i'll come looking for you when i get in trouble again
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