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gas heater

sniperman · 2022-04-30 18:52:11

hi all anyone using a portable gas heater,the one with the gas bottle at the back?if so what are you getting out of a bottle,i mean how many hours a day would it be on,and how long does a bottle last?thanks

30-04-2022 6:52pm

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sniperman

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hi all anyone using a portable gas heater,the one with the gas bottle at the back?if so what are you getting out of a bottle,i mean how many hours a day would it be on,and how long does a bottle last?thanks

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#2 27-01-2023 7:32pm

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Bump, as have same query

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#3 29-01-2023 6:57pm

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I bought one I think in November, anyway got 2 months out of first bottle but would only be on for a few hours probably 4/5 days a week and not all weeks, could go a week without use as I might not be here during the day. There are 2 settings and I nearly always have it on lower setting and to be honest I could have done with the higher setting especially during the cold weather. It's in a reasonably big kitchen and ideally I would use the oil filled radiator but that's electric!

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