Hopefully no one pays over $100 as this is all over Aliexpress and can be found for under $40 delivered, though some listings have stupid high shipping. But if it works well enough, $40 seems reasonable.
Given the potentially suspect welds the likely thin metal, I tend to agree that using indoors might not be the best idea. But unless you are in a tiny space, I wouldn't worry too much about fumes and the like. In the 80's, nearly every family I knew had one of the 30,000BTU Kerosun brand heaters in the family room or basement. However, for use in a fish house or on a concrete floor in a garage, it could be a decent option.
My family actually had a bigger, rectangular unit back in the 80's in the lower level of the house where it was cooler in the winter. Brings back memories of the Kerosene smell lol
Hopefully no one pays over $100 as this is all over Aliexpress and can be found for under $40 delivered, though some listings have stupid high shipping. But if it works well enough, $40 seems reasonable.
I agree with you. You can't go wrong with $40. It's actually a pretty good unit. But definitely not going over $100.
Nice heater but I hate the smell of kerosine and diesel fuels . Have fun stay safe.
Given the potentially suspect welds the likely thin metal, I tend to agree that using indoors might not be the best idea. But unless you are in a tiny space, I wouldn't worry too much about fumes and the like. In the 80's, nearly every family I knew had one of the 30,000BTU Kerosun brand heaters in the family room or basement. However, for use in a fish house or on a concrete floor in a garage, it could be a decent option.
My family actually had a bigger, rectangular unit back in the 80's in the lower level of the house where it was cooler in the winter. Brings back memories of the Kerosene smell lol
@@ItsMePaulyC I remember that style, though I don't think they were as common.