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Heating the shed.
Original Message   Jan 22, 2005 6:22 pm
I had this topic going about a year ago on WTB, and it was quite a mixed bag. Very different methods, but my main concern is safety. Many warned about igniting gas fumes. I would like to start this topic again to see different methods discussed and the safety factor as pertaining to each. I do have a small electric ceramic heater I could use, but on the directions it states do not use where there are gas or paint fumes. Because it "arcs". The little propane Mr. heaters that attach right to the 20 lb tanks look nice, but are they any safer? MR. HEATER    The shed is 12 feet x 20 feet, and has a roof ridge vent and vents on each side at the top. Any comments are appreciated.
                                                                                                                                      Thanks Kevin
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