I haven't used a propane heater. But I have one of these electric radiator heaters in my office. LINK Doesn't seem to add much to the elec bill--but really, it's hard to say how much per month the thing costs. It's worth it though b/c my office is in an old, drafty building. It'd be pretty cold without it.
R-value plays a huge roll with cost efficiency and electric heaters. The small and mid-sized heaters are the ones that kill your electric bill. Propane would probably be better for you than an electric heater IMO.
Yeah, I probly should buy a little indoor propane heater for my office. It's in an old two story brick tavern with rattly windows that don't do much to keep the cold out.
You'll like the propane heater over anything electric even if the price is a little off. The heat from anything electric is so dry. You should look into a wood burning stove. You'll love it. I don't know how big your office is but a buddy of mine has one for his garage and it's very efficient and not the type of heat that dries out the inside of your nose or makes your hands so dry that they crack. Another buddy has one of those cornfed heaters. Also very good heat but with corn prices, very expensive to run.
i have not seen it. i do have like 83 episodes on my dvr, but i can not seem to delete them.
I could, it would be lie though. Sad part is, my wife is 5 foot tall and weighs about 100lbs. Just a cheap bed frame.Oh come on man. You could embellish it a bit more than that, couldn't you?
Ha ha! That fact that she's 5 foot and 100 lbs AND you two broke the bed makes it all the more impressive.I could, it would be lie though. Sad part is, my wife is 5 foot tall and weighs about 100lbs. Just a cheap bed frame.Oh come on man. You could embellish it a bit more than that, couldn't you?
