Hi, Raymond. I'm your mom's cousin Valerie who used to live nextdoor. My son David spent some time with you when he was a kid and you were in a band when we visited Pgh. Your mom told me about your channel, so I tuned in. I'll pass it on to David. We had a nice long conversation tonight (1/10/23). Good work here.
Hi Val. I hope you both are doing good. It’s been forever. Thanks for checking out my videos. I am just documenting my fun times camping and doing what I love to do. So good to hear from you!!
I use Vornado air circulators to move heat into far away rooms....heats up our entire home. Don't forget to clean the air intakes in the pilot light every year before you light up for the season....if you don't they will clog up with dust collected during the summer and the heater will turn off after about two seasons because the lack of oxygen to the flame. There are videos here on YT on how to do it properly. If your room or home is small, then all you need is a "Windward" ceiling fan to push the air from the ceiling to the floor and outwards to other rooms. The Windward has a CFM air volume around 6000 and is cheap in price but has a great modern look. Best bang for your buck ceiling fan when it comes to air output. The fan blades were designed by an airplane pilot. He was looking at the ultimate fan blade every time he got into his cockpit and saw his propeller! lol!
This is great information. I am going to Home Depot today I will see if they have the Vornados . I will keep an eye on the air intakes too as you said. I really appreciate you taking the time to discuss how you use your heater. Thanks for watching the video and Happy New Year!
It seems to help with heat deflection. I think I was more concerned for safety in case of a flame shooting out of the heater. I never used a bigger propane heater like this.
I agree Jeff the moisture is a concern. I just put a bucket of damp rid in the cabin to see if it will help remedy the moisture issue. Thanks for watching the video
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 That's A Good Idea? But A Dehumidifier Would Work Better.. Or? Just Leave A Small Crack Open In One Of The Windows.. You See, (FLAME HEAT) Heats Up The Air Molicules In A Space.. And, When Air Molicules Heat Up? They Tend To Turn Into Moisture. Which Gives Us Rain.. 😲😲😄😄But In The Case Of An Inclosed Space? We Get Condensation. Same Principle? Different Process.. However.. If You Leave A Window Cracked Open, The Heated Air Molicules Will Go Out, And Fresh Ones Will Come In. Thereby? Little Or NO Condensation.. Yep...
When you burn propane it makes CO2, heat, and water vapors it's just chemistry. The water comes from burning a .... hydrocarbon molecule. Look it up. 😉
Moisture? really ? I have been running gas ventless heaters for 35 years long before anybody knew they existed and I NEVER had a moisture problem soo make up your own mind and be honest instead of repeating what other people say, it doesn't make you look smarter repeating what others say
How accurate can that reading be with the monitor right above the heat source on a metal backing? Lol. Wouldn’t it have been more accurate across the room away from being directly above the heater?
Lol. After the fact I thought the same thing. I am going to do another video soon to wrap up my heater conclusions based off of the feedback from everyone on TH-cam. I will move the temperature monitor on the next video. I appreciate you calling that out. I just needed a place to stick the meter at the time as the meter has a magnet on the back of it. Take care and thank you for watching the video.
I have been using the same heater heating my 437sf tiny home for 2 seasons now and it works great. Keeps the place at 70 when it’s 5 outside no problem. I don’t have an upstairs but do have vaulted ceilings. I don’t have any of the moisture problems as I live in a desert.
If you're running propane heat at 5F you have moisture coming from the propane, desert or not. Try it in a tent and you'll see how much moisture it will literally rain inside the tent at 5F if you try heating with propane
Always gotta be that one person that puts good ideas down🙄, just ignore their one bad experience, just like Covid, they may have it one time and almost died but you had it 5 times and never coughed once, same concept here my guy 😉
I forgot about this thread. To the naysayer. I understand how propane works as I was a licensed installer for 12 years. And when I say I live in a desert I really do. Average humidity is 30% it’s dry as shit here. Hung my clothes out to dry today and bath towels were done dry in about 20 min.
I have the same heater in my camper trailer 25foot It's the only heat source right now until this cold weather ends and i use a Rechargeable battery fan that pushes the heat into the back room and It works wonders Hope you had a beautiful Thanksgiving Safe travels ✌
That’s great to hear. I just added a small dehumidifier , solar exhaust vent and a ceiling fan in the cabin. I hope that will help circulate and keep some of the moisture down. It was pretty bad last year. Thanks for checking out the video.
I’m curious did you insulate your propane tank? The reason I ask this is I’ve heard that it may be hard to get the gas to your buddy heater if it’s too cold!
Hi Simon, I did not but I am going to build a small propane box with insulation and see if that helps I will post a video once I get that started as it is on my agenda . Thanks for watching the video
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 Propane box with insulation will do no good without a heat source to let the insulation work. The inside of the box, if it's outside, will just go to air temperature and will actually stay colder when the sun comes out cuz you've created an ice chest. It's a conundrum if you aren't will to keep the propane somewhere inside.
So far the heater has been great. I had a few folks make suggestions and I followed what they had to say about circulating the air and it’s been good. I may do one last video to follow up. Then it’s on to the next thing.
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 Circulating is important. As you know in basic science. Heat goes up and stays up until it cools, then falls. So you would want your heater at the lowest possible point in order to heat the whole area. Once you have that accomplished. You need a return vent. Something at the highest point to pull the hot air back down to the lowest point. Now you're talking about efficiency. Hope everything works out for you. I enjoyed the video.
Hi Ron, yes based off of my experience so far I would say it is about 3 to 4 days using the 20lb tank in temps around 20 degrees Fahrenheit on average. I have not run the heater 24 hours straight but in intervals of 6 to 7 hours while I been working on the cabin and I still have propane left over. I been doing work there for over a week so far.I am looking to do a follow up in late January when I plan to stay in the cabin for 3 days to make I am right on my assumption 👍. Thanks for watching the video. Stay tuned for a follow up.
I guess you could. I don’t know if I would care for it being inside. I did see others doing that but personally I will stick to leaving mine outside. Thanks for watching
We live in northern Indiana. Winter's can get to -20f at times. We have 3 small 12'x24' cabins. Each equipped with propane 30000btu heaters. We've kept the tanks indoors, and never had an issue. 20lb tank generally lasts about 3 days, possibly 4. And it costs $11.00 per tank to refill here. I reccomended a good propane line with a regulator that shows how full/empty the tank is. Purchased ours on Amazon. The line is roughly 6' in length, and we place tank up against a wall so that it's never a tripping hazard.
Hi, good question. I have to be straight with you . I do not live in my cabin but collectively I have spent a total of 4 days and 3 night with it on low and I still had propane available most likely for a day maybe 2. I know it’s a bit of a generic answer. But I can only speak off my experience. I hope it gives you a ball park idea. I left it on the lowest setting just keep the chill off. The cabin stayed around 62 degrees Fahrenheit. Thanks so much for checking out the video.
Get you one with a fan they make them with fans they also make a 30000 btu one you would have to lut a wood stove in if you habe a fan that Circulate the air faster
The fans are a waste of money. You’re better off placing a fan you may already own above the heater and blow the heat that way. I have a fake fireplace and set a small fan on the mantle above the Mr. Heater. But I really don’t need to because the heater fills the house quickly.
I bought my heater but I haven’t connected it because I am confused because it came with battery AAA and I don’t know where it goes does anyone know where it is supposed to be
Hi Maria, sorry for the late response. It goes in the igniter button on top of the heater on the left . You unscrew the button and insert the battery. That is where the igniter gets it spark. You press down on that button when you start the heater while pushing down on the right knob in pilot position. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching the video.
My only comment is. The hose is the main failure of this product. So why is the filter at the wrong end. ?? Oil from inside the 10ft hose is the major clogging problem. Is there room to put filter at the receiving end. ?
It has a 90 going into the heater. I followed the directions on the hose package by Mr.Heater. I installed it to the letter. That’s all I know so far. Thanks for watching and bringing that up. I know my little buddy needs a filter when I use a 20lb with it.
It’s a ventless heater I have a carbon monoxide detector in the cabin. It’s designed to shut off if it’s starved for oxygen at least that’s what Mr.Heater states. Here’s the link thanks for watching www.mrheater.com/20-000-btu-vent-free-blue-flame-propane-heater.html
Hi , I got the heater on FB Market Place for 80.00. They sell them new at Tractor Supply for 200.00 where I am at. I would try Marketplace in your area . Thanks for checking out the video
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 you are very welcome and thank you. We don't support Tractor Supply after we found out they sponsored a drag queen vulgar dance show for children and they support the LGBTQ community. Most people are boycotting TS for this reason. I'll check market place and other dealers. Have a great day
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 they were pressured or threatened Into it by the government! The ESG!! If you don't what ESG means do a search on it and read about. It's horrible!! Anyway they have destroyed their business by being part of it. It's truly sad especially since I've never seen a drag queen shopping at TSC!
Have a 20,000 btu and a 30,000 btu. Like the 20,000 btu better. Don't like the way the fans turn off and on. How long do you think that 20 pound propane bottle will last? Like my 18,000 btu Mr. Buddy when not to cold.
I am looking to get a fan so it will circulate the heat better. Are you saying the fan is not good. Just curious. And yes as far as the tank goes it has been on off and on for about 3 days in the freezing temps before it was fully depleted. All in all a 20lb tank is a good option for a weekend camp out and that’s about it . This only my opinion from trying it out so far. I am doing more tests as I have been working on the cabin and not staying for long periods of time yet. More to come I guess. Thanks for checking out the video
My heater works great but the stench from it burns my eyes so bad that I can't use it and I have no solvents inside the house to make a smell like that like kerosene
Sorry to hear about the smell Van. For some reason my heater is not smelly. I been using a standard 20lb tank from Wal Mart. I don’t have a solution unfortunately. Thanks for watching the video.
what does it cost you for propane now .and for how big a tank Also buy an eco fan it uses no electric . I still use 1 of those fans that belonged to my parents and I can remember it since 1959 in the house in PA . It really does blow the heat out into the room . My house is insulated with roxul rockwool in VA with 2 x6 stud walls . But I want to add my propane heater to the basement . Did you hook yours up and what hoses did you use and what connectors and what size tank . Great video would love to see your cabin . I live in VA and they are putting in solar farm here 7 of them owned by foriegn companies and took down thousands and thousands of acres of trees for the panels and for thousands of huge ugly poles to carry the power to god knows where . Green trees that clean the air and grass for gravel and ugly black panels and poles to carry it . They say it is ot for us it is for businesses . I live rural VA all I see is cows and horses
Hi Sissy, I used a 20lb propane tank. I have 6 tanks on hand. I made the initial tank investment before all the prices went up. The local Al Ace Hardware fills my tanks for 15.00 . I got my hose and regulator kit on Amazon. It’s for the 20 BTU ventless heater . It has a 12 foot hose in the kit. Here is the link. I wish you all the best stay warm and Happy New Year. www.amazon.com/Mr-Heater-Vent-Free-Remote-Propane/dp/B07JNLRG2Z/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=3NWOD1PQ487RK&keywords=mr+heater+12%27+propane+hose+for+ventless+heater&qid=1672835937&sprefix=mr+heater+ventless+ho%2Caps%2C116&sr=8-3&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.006c50ae-5d4c-4777-9bc0-4513d670b6bc
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 No ace hardware near me but new refilled tanks cost 20 dollars at lowes to refill them I will check it out a midway propane . I do have a propane gage that shows how much propane is in the tank . I know one place besides to refill and they charge 24 dollars
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 I got 2 free 20 lb tanks at the flea market saturday so will use them at first and called midaway propane to get them filled , but then used my lowes card and my credit at lowes that I had to fill 3 of them for only 21 dollars . Miday told me 14.99 to fill them but midway is 3 miles past lowes and decided this time to use them . Less gas used to go to lowes
Hi, Raymond. I'm your mom's cousin Valerie who used to live nextdoor. My son David spent some time with you when he was a kid and you were in a band when we visited Pgh. Your mom told me about your channel, so I tuned in. I'll pass it on to David. We had a nice long conversation tonight (1/10/23). Good work here.
Hi Val. I hope you both are doing good. It’s been forever. Thanks for checking out my videos. I am just documenting my fun times camping and doing what I love to do. So good to hear from you!!
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 Same here, Raymond. You do have a good channel. Some other channels I've seen need to go back to the drawing board.
I use Vornado air circulators to move heat into far away rooms....heats up our entire home. Don't forget to clean the air intakes in the pilot light every year before you light up for the season....if you don't they will clog up with dust collected during the summer and the heater will turn off after about two seasons because the lack of oxygen to the flame. There are videos here on YT on how to do it properly. If your room or home is small, then all you need is a "Windward" ceiling fan to push the air from the ceiling to the floor and outwards to other rooms. The Windward has a CFM air volume around 6000 and is cheap in price but has a great modern look. Best bang for your buck ceiling fan when it comes to air output. The fan blades were designed by an airplane pilot. He was looking at the ultimate fan blade every time he got into his cockpit and saw his propeller! lol!
This is great information. I am going to Home Depot today I will see if they have the Vornados . I will keep an eye on the air intakes too as you said. I really appreciate you taking the time to discuss how you use your heater. Thanks for watching the video and Happy New Year!
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 Here is one of the videos. th-cam.com/video/6eHlyfUUfDE/w-d-xo.html
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 Here is a better video...have a great New Year! th-cam.com/video/2aE0AmAIVvQ/w-d-xo.html
This is amazing information to know
Oh! That metal reflector is a great idea!
It seems to help with heat deflection. I think I was more concerned for safety in case of a flame shooting out of the heater. I never used a bigger propane heater like this.
Thanks. I wonder if these would be safe in a bedroom.
Those heaters are awesome. They do put off a lot of moisture, though.
I agree Jeff the moisture is a concern. I just put a bucket of damp rid in the cabin to see if it will help remedy the moisture issue. Thanks for watching the video
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 That's A Good Idea? But A Dehumidifier Would Work Better.. Or? Just Leave A Small Crack Open In One Of The Windows.. You See, (FLAME HEAT) Heats Up The Air Molicules In A Space.. And, When Air Molicules Heat Up? They Tend To Turn Into Moisture. Which Gives Us Rain.. 😲😲😄😄But In The Case Of An Inclosed Space? We Get Condensation. Same Principle? Different Process.. However.. If You Leave A Window Cracked Open, The Heated Air Molicules Will Go Out, And Fresh Ones Will Come In. Thereby? Little Or NO Condensation.. Yep...
When you burn propane it makes CO2, heat, and water vapors it's just chemistry. The water comes from burning a .... hydrocarbon molecule.
Look it up. 😉
Cause alot of mold .. only good asan emergency back up heater
Moisture? really ? I have been running gas ventless heaters for 35 years long before anybody knew they existed and I NEVER had a moisture problem soo make up your own mind and be honest instead of repeating what other people say, it doesn't make you look smarter repeating what others say
How accurate can that reading be with the monitor right above the heat source on a metal backing? Lol. Wouldn’t it have been more accurate across the room away from being directly above the heater?
Lol. After the fact I thought the same thing. I am going to do another video soon to wrap up my heater conclusions based off of the feedback from everyone on TH-cam. I will move the temperature monitor on the next video. I appreciate you calling that out. I just needed a place to stick the meter at the time as the meter has a magnet on the back of it. Take care and thank you for watching the video.
Beautiful Job Ray! I'm gonna get one of those for my garage!!!!!
Thanks Clark. I really appreciate it. I am working through a small moisture challenge but it does keep the cabin toasty
I have been using the same heater heating my 437sf tiny home for 2 seasons now and it works great. Keeps the place at 70 when it’s 5 outside no problem. I don’t have an upstairs but do have vaulted ceilings. I don’t have any of the moisture problems as I live in a desert.
Thanks for sharing what you use OGL. Yes I am still working things out . Thanks for checking the video out.
If you're running propane heat at 5F you have moisture coming from the propane, desert or not.
Try it in a tent and you'll see how much moisture it will literally rain inside the tent at 5F if you try heating with propane
Always gotta be that one person that puts good ideas down🙄, just ignore their one bad experience, just like Covid, they may have it one time and almost died but you had it 5 times and never coughed once, same concept here my guy 😉
I forgot about this thread. To the naysayer. I understand how propane works as I was a licensed installer for 12 years. And when I say I live in a desert I really do. Average humidity is 30% it’s dry as shit here. Hung my clothes out to dry today and bath towels were done dry in about 20 min.
I have the same heater in my camper trailer 25foot It's the only heat source right now until this cold weather ends and i use a Rechargeable battery fan that pushes the heat into the back room and It works wonders Hope you had a beautiful Thanksgiving Safe travels ✌
How long does the propane tank last? I'm in a 26 footer.
That’s great to hear. I just added a small dehumidifier , solar exhaust vent and a ceiling fan in the cabin. I hope that will help circulate and keep some of the moisture down. It was pretty bad last year. Thanks for checking out the video.
Happy Thanksgiving too!!
Very nice how much was heater
Great video
I bet it's even warmer upstairs! That type of heat with those temps likes to go straight up.
Yes it’s very warm upstairs. Thanks for checking out the video
What elevation are you at?
At my elevation the don't work.
8,500 ft elevation
But a wood burner is perfect
That’s my next move I have a wood stove already. I need to buy the right piping next . Thanks for watching
I’m curious did you insulate your propane tank? The reason I ask this is I’ve heard that it may be hard to get the gas to your buddy heater if it’s too cold!
Hi Simon, I did not but I am going to build a small propane box with insulation and see if that helps I will post a video once I get that started as it is on my agenda . Thanks for watching the video
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 Propane box with insulation will do no good without a heat source to let the insulation work. The inside of the box, if it's outside, will just go to air temperature and will actually stay colder when the sun comes out cuz you've created an ice chest. It's a conundrum if you aren't will to keep the propane somewhere inside.
@@murphymmc personally, I'd leave the tank inside
Once you get everything finished. I think you'll find that you'll either just keep the Mr. Heater or get a bigger one rather than a wood stove.
So far the heater has been great. I had a few folks make suggestions and I followed what they had to say about circulating the air and it’s been good. I may do one last video to follow up. Then it’s on to the next thing.
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 Circulating is important. As you know in basic science. Heat goes up and stays up until it cools, then falls. So you would want your heater at the lowest possible point in order to heat the whole area. Once you have that accomplished. You need a return vent. Something at the highest point to pull the hot air back down to the lowest point. Now you're talking about efficiency. Hope everything works out for you. I enjoyed the video.
Do you have any idea how long a 20 pound propane tank will run your heater? I have a heater like that NIB for emergencies. I have yet to open the box.
Hi Ron, yes based off of my experience so far I would say it is about 3 to 4 days using the 20lb tank in temps around 20 degrees Fahrenheit on average. I have not run the heater 24 hours straight but in intervals of 6 to 7 hours while I been working on the cabin and I still have propane left over. I been doing work there for over a week so far.I am looking to do a follow up in late January when I plan to stay in the cabin for 3 days to make I am right on my assumption 👍. Thanks for watching the video. Stay tuned for a follow up.
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 Thank you for your quick reply. It is very helpful.
Hi Mr. Ray - For safety purposes you should probably remove the snow from the walkway in your next video :)
Thanks Cathy. You are right no need for slip trips and falls. Thanks for looking out for me✌️
can you ue it indoor living room house with the propane tank inside
I guess you could. I don’t know if I would care for it being inside. I did see others doing that but personally I will stick to leaving mine outside. Thanks for watching
We live in northern Indiana. Winter's can get to -20f at times. We have 3 small 12'x24' cabins. Each equipped with propane 30000btu heaters. We've kept the tanks indoors, and never had an issue. 20lb tank generally lasts about 3 days, possibly 4. And it costs $11.00 per tank to refill here. I reccomended a good propane line with a regulator that shows how full/empty the tank is. Purchased ours on Amazon. The line is roughly 6' in length, and we place tank up against a wall so that it's never a tripping hazard.
How long does a 20 pound propane tank last?
Hi, good question. I have to be straight with you . I do not live in my cabin but collectively I have spent a total of 4 days and 3 night with it on low and I still had propane available most likely for a day maybe 2. I know it’s a bit of a generic answer. But I can only speak off my experience. I hope it gives you a ball park idea. I left it on the lowest setting just keep the chill off. The cabin stayed around 62 degrees Fahrenheit. Thanks so much for checking out the video.
does it smell like gas. since its propane.could you smell anything heard propane better burns clean.
It does not. It’s only when you ignite the heater.
Get you one with a fan they make them with fans they also make a 30000 btu one you would have to lut a wood stove in if you habe a fan that Circulate the air faster
Hi Dewey. I believe the one I have has a knock out in the back for a fan. Good point and yes I will try that. Take care and thanks for the suggestion.
The fans are a waste of money. You’re better off placing a fan you may already own above the heater and blow the heat that way. I have a fake fireplace and set a small fan on the mantle above the Mr. Heater. But I really don’t need to because the heater fills the house quickly.
I bought my heater but I haven’t connected it because I am confused because it came with battery AAA and I don’t know where it goes does anyone know where it is supposed to be
Hi Maria, sorry for the late response. It goes in the igniter button on top of the heater on the left . You unscrew the button and insert the battery. That is where the igniter gets it spark. You press down on that button when you start the heater while pushing down on the right knob in pilot position. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching the video.
No fan??
No fan . Not yet but soon. Thanks for watching the video K&D
My only comment is. The hose is the main failure of this product. So why is the filter at the wrong end. ?? Oil from inside the 10ft hose is the major clogging problem. Is there room to put filter at the receiving end. ?
It has a 90 going into the heater. I followed the directions on the hose package by Mr.Heater. I installed it to the letter. That’s all I know so far. Thanks for watching and bringing that up. I know my little buddy needs a filter when I use a 20lb with it.
Are we not concerned about carbon monoxide?
It’s a ventless heater I have a carbon monoxide detector in the cabin. It’s designed to shut off if it’s starved for oxygen at least that’s what Mr.Heater states. Here’s the link thanks for watching www.mrheater.com/20-000-btu-vent-free-blue-flame-propane-heater.html
Hoe much was the heater?
Hi , I got the heater on FB Market Place for 80.00. They sell them new at Tractor Supply for 200.00 where I am at. I would try Marketplace in your area . Thanks for checking out the video
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 you are very welcome and thank you. We don't support Tractor Supply after we found out they sponsored a drag queen vulgar dance show for children and they support the LGBTQ community. Most people are boycotting TS for this reason. I'll check market place and other dealers. Have a great day
I did not know that. Why just why do they do that. Geez
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 they were pressured or threatened Into it by the government! The ESG!! If you don't what ESG means do a search on it and read about. It's horrible!! Anyway they have destroyed their business by being part of it. It's truly sad especially since I've never seen a drag queen shopping at TSC!
Have a 20,000 btu and a 30,000 btu. Like the 20,000 btu better. Don't like the way the fans turn off and on. How long do you think that 20 pound propane bottle will last? Like my 18,000 btu Mr. Buddy when not to cold.
I am looking to get a fan so it will circulate the heat better. Are you saying the fan is not good. Just curious. And yes as far as the tank goes it has been on off and on for about 3 days in the freezing temps before it was fully depleted. All in all a 20lb tank is a good option for a weekend camp out and that’s about it . This only my opinion from trying it out so far. I am doing more tests as I have been working on the cabin and not staying for long periods of time yet. More to come I guess. Thanks for checking out the video
move the temp gauge across the room. your reading is above the heater. heat rises your temperature is not accurate.
Hi Ken you are correct. I am going to do that. I appreciate the input. Happy New Year
My heater works great but the stench from it burns my eyes so bad that I can't use it and I have no solvents inside the house to make a smell like that like kerosene
Sorry to hear about the smell Van. For some reason my heater is not smelly. I been using a standard 20lb tank from Wal Mart. I don’t have a solution unfortunately. Thanks for watching the video.
Is your name Ray or Ray J, or Ray J Johnson, or Sonny, Johnny, or Ray J Johnson Junior?
Or can I just call you Johnson?
what does it cost you for propane now .and for how big a tank Also buy an eco fan it uses no electric . I still use 1 of those fans that belonged to my parents and I can remember it since 1959 in the house in PA . It really does blow the heat out into the room . My house is insulated with roxul rockwool in VA with 2 x6 stud walls . But I want to add my propane heater to the basement . Did you hook yours up and what hoses did you use and what connectors and what size tank . Great video would love to see your cabin . I live in VA and they are putting in solar farm here 7 of them owned by foriegn companies and took down thousands and thousands of acres of trees for the panels and for thousands of huge ugly poles to carry the power to god knows where . Green trees that clean the air and grass for gravel and ugly black panels and poles to carry it . They say it is ot for us it is for businesses . I live rural VA all I see is cows and horses
Hi Sissy, I used a 20lb propane tank. I have 6 tanks on hand. I made the initial tank investment before all the prices went up. The local Al Ace Hardware fills my tanks for 15.00 . I got my hose and regulator kit on Amazon. It’s for the 20 BTU ventless heater . It has a 12 foot hose in the kit. Here is the link. I wish you all the best stay warm and Happy New Year. www.amazon.com/Mr-Heater-Vent-Free-Remote-Propane/dp/B07JNLRG2Z/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=3NWOD1PQ487RK&keywords=mr+heater+12%27+propane+hose+for+ventless+heater&qid=1672835937&sprefix=mr+heater+ventless+ho%2Caps%2C116&sr=8-3&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.006c50ae-5d4c-4777-9bc0-4513d670b6bc
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 No ace hardware near me but new refilled tanks cost 20 dollars at lowes to refill them I will check it out a midway propane . I do have a propane gage that shows how much propane is in the tank . I know one place besides to refill and they charge 24 dollars
@@rayjsoutdooradventure1076 I got 2 free 20 lb tanks at the flea market saturday so will use them at first and called midaway propane to get them filled , but then used my lowes card and my credit at lowes that I had to fill 3 of them for only 21 dollars . Miday told me 14.99 to fill them but midway is 3 miles past lowes and decided this time to use them . Less gas used to go to lowes
LPG gas is dangerous in confined spaces like your home
Thanks Richard.
Only if it’s not burning. Completely safe when set up correctly,