Winter is going to be here faster than you think. Sure we just had a heat wave, but somehow summer slips away and winter gives you a cold smack against your head. Remember last winter when you said you should get a portable propane heater? Maybe you were doing some work in your basement or garage and remember that chill that went through you. One thing lead to another and you didn’t get around to it.
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Don’t wait until you find yourself freezing again trying to do some work and you just can’t because your hands and body are freezing. Start now in looking for the indoor portable propane heater.
There are several different type of space heaters to choose from. Portable ones are less than 10 pounds so you can move that about with ease. You can move them to different spots in your home (say the garage or basement) or even use them outside if you are working there. Heck you don’t even have to be working, bring one to a football game when you go tailgating and stay warm before that “other” fuel kicks in.
So what should you be looking for in a portable propane heater? We’ve already established that they are lightweight to move around with. You will want one with a 1-year warranty at a minimum. Since safety is very important when dealing with any fuel, you will want to make sure the heater is CSA certified.
Another safety feature you should look for is a low oxygen sensor. This will automatically kill the propane going to the heater if it detects low oxygen. This will increase the safety of using it indoors.
Most portable heaters will use a one-pound cylinder of propane gas. If you need a larger supply of propane gas, you can purchase a hose to attach to a 20 lb propane tank and hook it up to the heater. Also check to see if it comes with a high low setting so you can adjust the amount of propane being used.
Don’t wait until it gets cold. Start shopping for portable propane heaters now.