Northern Tool has
18,000 BTU Mr. Heater Big Buddy Portable Indoor/Outdoor Propane Heater (MH18B) on sale for
$99.99. Shipping is $9.99 but varies by location or choose store pickup/free ship to store where stock permits
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About this product:- 4,000- to 18,000-BTU radiant heater for spaces up to 450 square feet
- Up to 108 hours of use
- Approved for indoor/outdoor use; clean-burning; nearly 100-percent efficient
- Auto shut-off if tipped over, if pilot light goes out, or if detects low oxygen levels
- Low, medium and high heat level control knob for steady temperatures; connects to propane tank.
- Uses one or two 1-lb. or one 20-lb. propane tank (propane not included) with optional hose connections
- CSA certified
- 1-Year Limited Warranty
Top Comments
I ended up running the heater at the medium setting to maintain a comfortable temperature. A 20lb propane tank that I connected Big Buddy to lasted about three and a half days at that level. Neither one of my two carbon monoxide sensors, one of which was positioned right next to the heater, got tripped during the test. I did not experience any symptoms of oxygen depletion (and I believe Big Buddy has a low oxygen sensor built in that tripps at around 16%), but there was a slight propane odor, probably from me plugging and unplugging tanks during testing. Another small benefit during the power outage is that a bit of light this heater emits helps light the room at night.
TL;DR: I wouldn't use it as a primary home heater, but it does seem to be a solid option for emergencies, when paired with a 20lb propane tank.
283762 is the code
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I ended up running the heater at the medium setting to maintain a comfortable temperature. A 20lb propane tank that I connected Big Buddy to lasted about three and a half days at that level. Neither one of my two carbon monoxide sensors, one of which was positioned right next to the heater, got tripped during the test. I did not experience any symptoms of oxygen depletion (and I believe Big Buddy has a low oxygen sensor built in that tripps at around 16%), but there was a slight propane odor, probably from me plugging and unplugging tanks during testing. Another small benefit during the power outage is that a bit of light this heater emits helps light the room at night.
TL;DR: I wouldn't use it as a primary home heater, but it does seem to be a solid option for emergencies, when paired with a 20lb propane tank.
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283762 is the code
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