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Posted by Red Dave on December 16, 2003 at 11:14:44 from (24.104.94.34):
In Reply to: Your Opinion posted by Allan on December 16, 2003 at 09:22:05:
Depends on how much you want to use it. Also depends on electric vs fuel prices in your area. Around here, electric heat is cheap to install, but is relatively expensive to operate. Propane is more expensive to install, but operates at less cost per BTU. If you are going to use it everyday all winter, a good, vented propane heater would be my choice, with the understanding that it probably won't break even the first winter. If it's a once and a while thing, I'd probably lean toward electric.
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