What temperature does propane stop flowing?
Getting a tad nippy out, living here in the TT. Supposed to get down to minus 32C tonight. (about -25.6F) Cooking dinner just now, oven on baking some salmon, furnace trying to keep this thing w...
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I bet if you draped a moving blanket or some other heavy wrap around your tanks before retiring at night, you wouldn't have a problem.
FWIW, I've spent many a frigid night out in fish hoses with the tanks outside, only blocked from wind on one side. Never experienced a lack of propane.
BTW, if you do opt for one of those magnetic heaters, you may want to monitor it so that you aren't super heating the gas inside the tank. There is little as unnerving as having the safety release open on a 20lb. tank.
FWIW, I've spent many a frigid night out in fish hoses with the tanks outside, only blocked from wind on one side. Never experienced a lack of propane.
BTW, if you do opt for one of those magnetic heaters, you may want to monitor it so that you aren't super heating the gas inside the tank. There is little as unnerving as having the safety release open on a 20lb. tank.
