RE: Propane heaters -New Question

[Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I purchased a  ventless propane heater called Cozy King, ran me about
225 dollars a couple years ago. It heats a two car garage fairly toasty
but i still think it has a bit of a smell that bugs me.I can kind of
taste it on my tongue. I would probably never get a propane heater again
 for this reason. I had it all checked out and have come to the
conclusion that its running correctly, thats just one of the downsides.
Another bummer about propane is it makes a moist heat, a slight amount
of moisture in the air u can feel and see on the window. Probably not
the greatest idea for old metal.I use a little fan next to the heater to
move the air around, it also takes some time to warm the shop up, like
45-60 minutes. Or u can just leave it on a low setting to cycle on and
off.
   I used to smoke and smoking never caused a problem with the heater,
   but I dont know, u could always just quit smoking instead (LOL),(
   spoken like a true self righteous ex-smoker.)
    In my new shop i am planning on a 220 electric heater
    Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon

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