Best Heaters for Kerosene

i have had my kerosene heater for a few weeks now and overall i am pleased with it's operation, ease of lighting, as well as the quick shut off feature.

i bought this heater last year and it was well worth the money,it does not burn the kerosene fast and it warms great,so i buying another one this year,you can't go wrong i recommend it, if you want

it starts easily and as long as you start it and extinguish it outside (as the instructions call for) there's no strong kerosene odor.

you need to wait about 30-60 minutes for the wick to fully soak up kerosene before you light it otherwise you will damage the wick!

it's even heavier on the return trip because of the full tank of kerosene.

(the cost of kerosene was somewhat of a shock...

filling the heater with kerosene.

4 other kerosene heaters that need wick dry burned once a month, this tells

i have had my kerosene heater for a few weeks now and overall i am pleased with it's operation, ease of lighting, as well as the quick shut off feature.

it come with a siphon pump to fill the heater with kerosene; this pump works well, i found out.

i bought this heater last year and it was well worth the money,it does not burn the kerosene fast and it warms great,so i buying another one this year,you can't go wrong i recommend it, if you want

this is the first kerosene heater we have ever purchased.

i used a kerosene salamander before but the fumes were awful.

i bought this as a supplement to a kerosene jet heater that i also use in my garage.

the biggest plus for me with this unit it the lack of objectionable fumes as are produced by forced air kerosene heaters, the propane burns clean and is easy to purchase at my local filling station,

it's even heavier on the return trip because of the full tank of kerosene.

filling the heater with kerosene.