Posted by buickanddeere on November 02, 2010 at 07:08:42 from (216.183.139.85):
In Reply to: heaters posted by dennis in ky on November 01, 2010 at 21:24:47:
As past posted have stated. A $30.00 1500W/5115btu electric heater makes the same heat as a $500.00 1500W/5115btu Amish rip off heater. An infrared heater is best over a work bench for direct heat on your hands. Rather than trying to warm the air in the entire shop. Even if electrical rates are high a portable heater can save a few bucks. If the primary house temp is kept cool. And a 1500W heater is used for a few hours here and there to warm a bathroom prior to a shower. Or warm the sitting area while watching tv.
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