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Posted by John K on December 16, 2003 at 19:17:47 from (66.222.129.91):
In Reply to: Your Opinion posted by Allan on December 16, 2003 at 09:22:05:
Here in Alberta the trend is to use gas fired infared tub heaters. Many bussiness are switching over to this type of heating from regular forced air heating, some have paid for the switch over in one year from the savings. I put one in my shop that has a 9 foot ceiling. Mounted it at a 45 to the ceiling. I work in the shop in a t shirt at 30 below even if the door is open as it heats the objects (me included) instead of the air. It is the objects that in turn heat the air from conduction.
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