propane wall heaters in Heaters

from By Redr00, Homedepot.com

… "I bought this heater to use in my bathroom so that I would not have to use an electric heater and it is great! It is very economical and the 1 lb. propane cylinder lasts a long time…

from By Redr00, Homedepot.com

…I bought this heater to use in my bathroom so that I would not have to use an electric heater and it is great! It is very economical and the 1 lb. propane cylinder lasts a long time. It heats just… 8 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… to collect in the trap and you can take the cap off once a year, with the propane cut off, and clean it out. I have two wall mounted propane heaters and I have a filter on both. Just thought I would let you…

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…We bought this for our trailer so we wouldn't have to rely on the propane heater all the time. It's quiet, (no fan so we can use it at night & not be woken up by the noise of a fan ) & it can… 186 more reviews »

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…We bought this for our trailer so we wouldn't have to rely on the propane heater all the time. It's quiet, (no fan so we can use it at night & not be woken up by the noise of a fan ) & it can…

from Amazon.com

… were with the propane, the heat stays more in the lower area of the room and does not go up to the ceiling right away were we freeze right away. I do have seperate propane heaters in the rooms… 268 more reviews »

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…, and still the same noxious smoke. Today, it took about a hour before the heater reached maximum output.

There is not much choice out there for a kerosene or propane space heater that can… 7 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…, and still the same noxious smoke. Today, it took about a hour before the heater reached maximum output.

There is not much choice out there for a kerosene or propane space heater that can… 19 more reviews »

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… propane heater. It exhausts lots of carbon monoxide, so you have to partially open a door or window to the outside to let [cold] fresh air in -- which seriously lowers heater efficiency. The heater warmed… 8 more reviews »

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… propane heater. It exhausts lots of carbon monoxide, so you have to partially open a door or window to the outside to let [cold] fresh air in -- which seriously lowers heater efficiency. The heater warmed… 18 more reviews »

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…Electric Garage Heater

Step 1: I wanted to work comfortably in a 22 x 22 (9 foot ceiling) garage in the winter. Figuring I'd need lots of heat, I bought a portable 40,000 btu propane… 6 more reviews »

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… 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, no spills or lugging around 5 gallon containers of kerosene. 22 more reviews »

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Tip #3: No, it's not going to produce as many BTUs as a propane or kerosene heater will. Electrical heaters are quite capable of producing equal BTUs, without producing carbon monoxide like gas…

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Tip #3: No, it's not going to produce as many BTUs as a propane or kerosene heater will. Electrical heaters are quite capable of producing equal BTUs, without producing carbon monoxide like gas… 80 more reviews »

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…Using the throw away Propane bottles makes this a great portable heater. One bottle will heat on low for about five hours. You can also buy a hose to hook into a bigger Propane tank. The heater…