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Posted by Mn Dave on April 08, 2007 at 06:12:27 from (204.96.124.121):
In Reply to: Shop Heater Advice posted by TomCNY on April 07, 2007 at 20:19:58:
I built a shop in '83 and heated it with wood, and then for backup I used a LB White, which has no vent. I started to notice that my tools were getting rusty and finally someone said to throw that LB White out and I did as it was adding moisture to the building by not being vented. I then installed a hanging vented LP furnace and has been there ever since, with no more problems. I do have a LB White in the farrowing barn and it works great there as there is lots of moisture in the barn to begin with and you don't notice the little extra moisture from the furnace.
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