On 8 Jan 2005 12:59:36 -0800, wrote:

I have a propane tank-top radiant heater (Dyna-Glo brand, purchased at
Home Depot). In the instructions, it says not to use indoors.
However, I've seen other such heaters listed as OK for indoor use. Is
there something different about this specific heater which makes it
unsafe, or is this company just more lawsuit-averse than others?
Thanks,


Kelly

only 2 that I've seen are the Coleman, which I use, and the "heater
buddy" or something like that...

If it doesn't say "safe for indoor use, I'd suggest avoiding it..

My wife uses the coleman to keep her hands warm in the shop...

I have a 250w work light that throws a lot of heat, so I clamp it
above wherever I'm working.. I feel like an order that's ready at a
restaurant, but it's warm..

Our main heat in the shop is the dryer when I do laundry... the dryer
has an "indoor" filtered vent that worms the place up nicely...
not only do I do the laundry in winter now, I'm always asking if
anything else needs washing.. *g*



mac

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