Posted by Dave Sherburne, NY on December 05, 2016 at 14:46:59 from (172.79.137.107):
In Reply to: LP water heater? posted by tomstractorsandtoys on December 05, 2016 at 05:56:36:
I have a 30'X30' garage/workshop with tubing in the floor for heat. I use an 18 gallon electric water heater for heat and it keeps the shop at about 55 degrees all winter.It's been heating it for about 4 years now, Don't let anyone tell you a water heater won't work. When I lived in Wi. I built a new shop 24 by 48' and had that hooked up to heat with a 40 gallon gas heater, worked fine. Was told it would take forever to reheat it after 2 weeks shutdown for vacation, wrong, took 3 days. Both the buildings were verrry well insulated. I new other people out there who used water heaters to heat buildings too. My son in Wi. used an outdoor woodburning furnace to heat the floor in his shop.
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