Using a Ceramic Heater
I was recently told that to save propane, bring along one of the mini cube ceramic heaters and run it off shore power. It sounds like a great way to save propane. The interesting part is that I wa...
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rollexx wrote:
We have been using the mini cube for years. Rarely have to use the furnace other than for a quick heat up in the morning. Unless you are planning on using 2 it isn't a problem just using an inside plug. We do have to turn it off when wife uses her hair dryer but that's it.
We do this too. We just plug our little heater into the wall outlet. The heater in our TT is just about useless, but our little ceramic heater will bring the temps up to nearly balmy in a short period of time. In fact, sometimes it gets so warm in there at night that we have to get up and turn it down.
When the camper is parked next to the house during the winter, it's plugged in to its own 30amp outlet. We keep a little ceramic heater set up inside. If we see the weather is going to get cold, we turn the little heater on low and open all the cabinets. It keeps everything around 40 degrees in there and we've managed to avoid frozen & broken pipes.
