Joseph Gwinn wrote in article
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Don't use gasoline indoors. Use only kerosene. It won't be set off.
One can put a lit match out in kerosene.

Joe Gwinn



Since the OP stated that he was looking to heat a "2 stall garage", it is
reasonable to assume that it will be used to work on automobiles....

Automobiles - most of them - are fueled by gasoline.....carrying their
supply in quantities of one-to-30 gallons.....

Sometimes, a fuel line breaks or a gasoline spill occurs somehow - it is
unavoidable when working with fuel systems.....

So, in order to avoid having the gasoline indoors, you would suggest
working on the car outdoors?????

Or, perhaps, he should remove the gas tank outdoors before moving the car
into the shop????

Maybe, he can specialize in diesels only??????

If that is the case, then what is the point of this entire thread, which is
based upon heating a garage so someone can work inside it - in a heated
space???????

I had a friend nearly lose his shop to a car fire that started when
gasoline hit a drop light - in the middle of the summer!!!!