This is my back up heater! I have used it, and I did use it for a couple of nights this week. It uses the one lb LP bottles, I think there is a larger one now, that uses the 2 lb bottles. I was running low on LP, it has been so cold, in the 20 s at night and not getting above 30 in the day time. I am still running on my fresh water holding tank, but will soon have to refill it or hook up my water. I had some gallon jugs of drinking water, and some bottled water stored for just this occasion. I did get out and get one 30 lb LP filled, so I upped the thermostat! I think being cold is a part of being OLD!
Single full time RV'r for six years, tried the apartment thing for a year, back fo full time in new to me 2004 35ft. Montana.I
belong to several RV clubs for single's. Loners on Wheels (LoW's) Escapee's RV club (SOLO'S) Good Sam, Thousand Trails (a resort camping) FREEROADER'S a internet group.
At one time my CB "handle" was roadrunner. When my husband died it became "Soloroadrunner" I was born and raised in Texas. Hope you will enjoy my travel adventures!
I have a backup heater just like yours, and it sure heats a small area very fast. It fogs up the windows though, so you have to vent it.
ReplyDeleteWe have back-up electric heaters, but that will cost as much as the propane when we pay our own electric. Stay warm.
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