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DIY & Home Improvement

Ahpook

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17. Thank you

Reply to cayugafalls (Reply #14)

Sun Sep 20, 2020, 11:50 PM

Sep 2020

It says it heats 150 sf. but that little thing keeps my studio perfectly warm all through the winter.

I just worry closing the door and walking over to the main house with that thing on

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What would be an ideal heating situation for a small cabin [View all] Ahpook Sep 2020 OP

What about radiant floor heating? Wicked Blue Sep 2020 #1

Thank you for the response Ahpook Sep 2020 #2

check ductless mini split units msdogi Sep 2020 #3

That is a decent idea Ahpook Sep 2020 #7

Do you know what the temperature Alpeduez21 Sep 2020 #4

It has to stay at a tolerant temp Ahpook Sep 2020 #8

I am reviewing this with my old house. peacebuzzard Sep 2020 #5

I dig that Ahpook Sep 2020 #13

Check these out: ret5hd Sep 2020 #6

I know nothing about that one Ahpook Sep 2020 #9

They are about the size of a bread loaf. ret5hd Sep 2020 #10

The cabin is only 50' from the house Ahpook Sep 2020 #12

If you say this little heater can keep it warm enough then a window unit with heat should do cayugafalls Sep 2020 #14

Thank you Ahpook Sep 2020 #17

That is the style (oil filled radiator style) I have been using for years. GemDigger Sep 2020 #15

I was going to suggest you get an oil-filled heater. They are generally quite safe and efficient... TreasonousBastard Sep 2020 #18

Humidity is an issue with guitars Ahpook Sep 2020 #19

I had a similar version of this type 10 years ago. peacebuzzard Sep 2020 #22

Check out GE Zoneline bottomofthehill Sep 2020 #11

A thermostatically controlled electric radiator would work Warpy Sep 2020 #16

I went through this dilemma last year PJMcK Sep 2020 #20

A Mobile home furnace Soxfan58 Sep 2020 #21

In wall forced air heater Wash. state Desk Jet Sep 2020 #23

A mini split system is perfect for this situation. Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2020 #24