Heating the Garage

Nope but a $29.99 milkhouse heater or any of the 100 other little 1500W heaters from Walmart or Amazon will.
This was another question that I struggle to see how it is a question.

Retired JSO wrote:
If your basement has a wet bay hole for hoses, television cords, plug it up and and just use a 40 watt lightbulb in there. We were in a NC campground during the winter of 20 while our home was under construction. Had many mornings 12-15 degrees not getting above freezing all day.

Referring to the clarification, and the several clarifications of the clarification - it's clear he is not talking about the basement, he is indeed talking about the garage; and surely, a 40W light bulb will not heat the garage.

Grit dog wrote:

dedmiston wrote:

AJR wrote:
OP said....

To clarify, I'm referring to the garage in our 5th wheel.

Thanks for clarifying his clarification.

Thanks for clarifying the clarification of his clarification! :B

Thanks, it could not be more clear........could it? LOL

If your basement has a wet bay hole for hoses, television cords, plug it up and and just use a 40 watt lightbulb in there. We were in a NC campground during the winter of 20 while our home was under construction. Had many mornings 12-15 degrees not getting above freezing all day.

dedmiston wrote:

AJR wrote:
OP said....

To clarify, I'm referring to the garage in our 5th wheel.

Thanks for clarifying his clarification.

Thanks for clarifying the clarification of his clarification! :B

AJR wrote:
OP said....

To clarify, I'm referring to the garage in our 5th wheel.

Thanks for clarifying his clarification.

OP said....

To clarify, I'm referring to the garage in our 5th wheel.

riltri wrote:
To clarify, I'm referring to the garage in our 5th wheel.

The garage is always the coldest spot in our toy hauler, even when we're running the furnace and/or the electric fireplace.

Have you thought about spreading a welder's blanket over your cases of drinks to help insulate them?

To clarify, I'm referring to the garage in our 5th wheel.

I purchased a small 700W radiator heater. Ran a test last night....temp dropped to 27. I just checked and the temp is well above freezing. The drinks are cold but not close to freezing. I forgot to put insulation where the water hose comes into the garage which is the only hole I can find that needs plugging. I will continue to drain the water lines, hot water heater, all tanks and add pink to drains. But this will take care of our drinks and other liquids, which is what I want to do.

MFL wrote:

Grit dog wrote:
I'd heat my whole shop with a big IR gas fired heater....if it was insulated and finished inside and I had one of those heaters. Lol

Not really understanding the question...Yes many people heat their shops for different reasons, including keeping things from freezing.

My garage, with shop, is finished and fully insulated, including windows/doors. I have a Reznor overhead hanging 75K btu NG furnace. I keep stat set above freezing, all Winter.

Nothing freezes, and if I'm working in there, set temp to 60, which takes about 10 minutes to reach. :)

Jerry

Yeah buddy!