Back porch in the winter

Ratters · 11-23-2010, 05:49 PM

As soon as it hits below 65 I'm sitting in the garage.

And as soon as it hits below 50 I'm turning on my tank top dual propane heater, though I mostly just use one burner, and that one on low or medium and I just crack the door a bit. Haven't passed out yet.

But the propane heater is awesome, so much better than my electric (which I ended up giving away) and a tank usually lasts me about two months. I have a small propane radiant heater that uses the small bottles, but the bottles just don't last that long, maybe two nights. But it's nice for emergencies or just a tad extra heat on my feet.

As for the smell in the garage, I don't care, it can smell away. The wife actually suggested I just smoke in the house, but I think that's cause she doesn't want me holed away in the garage the whole day.

But I refuse to smoke in the house, I don't want the smell in there.

11-23-2010, 05:49 PM	#32
Ratters Have My Own Room Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 1,848 Trading: (2)	Re: Back porch in the winter As soon as it hits below 65 I'm sitting in the garage. And as soon as it hits below 50 I'm turning on my tank top dual propane heater, though I mostly just use one burner, and that one on low or medium and I just crack the door a bit. Haven't passed out yet. But the propane heater is awesome, so much better than my electric (which I ended up giving away) and a tank usually lasts me about two months. I have a small propane radiant heater that uses the small bottles, but the bottles just don't last that long, maybe two nights. But it's nice for emergencies or just a tad extra heat on my feet. As for the smell in the garage, I don't care, it can smell away. The wife actually suggested I just smoke in the house, but I think that's cause she doesn't want me holed away in the garage the whole day. But I refuse to smoke in the house, I don't want the smell in there.